Calendar

In lieu of the regularly scheduled Tech Talk, October 15-20 is Bring-Your-Own Device Week! Call 734-287-4840 to make a 30-minute appointment with staff.

Book Discussion meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. The October book selection is The Butterfly's Daughter by Mary Alice Monroe.

Ages 5-12. Listen to a seasonal tale, decorate a pumpkin, play games, and get treats from the library staff. Space is limited and registration is required! Registration will open on October 4th.

Learn the basics of quilt making from start to finish. You will learn traditional and modern techniques while having fun putting together sample squares. All sessions will include demonstration and hands on. Registration required. Please call 734-287-4840.

Find great deals on cookbooks, technical books, children's books, fiction and non-fiction. Please note: Books are not grouped by subject, and inventory of a particular type of book or specific title is not guaranteed.

Learn the telltale signs of home repair scams, unscrupulous contractors, and how to navigate the home improvement process.

Join us for our monthly Young Adult book club! Whether you're 13 or 110, we invite you to read and discuss a monthly young adult book with us. This month we will be discussing "The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas.

Let your toddler (aged 3 and under) enjoy 45-minutes of unstructured free play at the library! We will provide all the education toys for your toddler to play with. Just bring a smile and a sharing attitude. Registration is not required.

Patients and their caregivers will gain hands-on experience learning to manage all aspects of their diabetes including communicating better with family and friends, relaxation, understanding nutrition labels, handling difficult emotions, and increasing strength and endurance through physical activity.

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

Come prepared to discuss the challenges of life with a vision impairment. Learn about, and suggest, ways to make positive impacts in life. Family, friends, drivers, and caregivers are welcome. Light refreshments provided.

Simple crafts for a fun hour of seasonal crafting, with no judgment allowed. All materials provided. Adults only.

Baffling Bill's Halloween Magic Show features an array of spooky tricks for fun and laughs. The show also includes live animals, audience participation, and large illusions. No registration required. All ages welcome.

Learn the basics of quilt making from start to finish. You will learn traditional and modern techniques while having fun putting together sample squares. All sessions will include demonstration and hands on. Registration required. Please call 734-287-4840.

The library will close early, at 3 pm, for the Hallow-palooza event in Heritage Park. Please note that due to the city event our drop box will be unavailable tonight.

Trick or Treat through the winding paths of Heritage Park, haunted petting farm, Taylor Conservatory, and a creepy classic car display to collect a treasure of treats. After trick-or-treating, cozy up to the Toy Story of Terror movie at 7:30 p.m.

Patients and their caregivers will gain hands-on experience learning to manage all aspects of their diabetes including communicating better with family and friends, relaxation, understanding nutrition labels, handling difficult emotions, and increasing strength and endurance through physical activity.

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.