Event List

Weaving was a very important skill during the Pioneer Era. We'll be making our own bowls from yarn, a cardboard base, and glue (as needed).

Stop by every Monday night to join our group of Nifty Needlers! Every skill level is welcome!

Calling all cooks, join our Munchy Monday cookbook club! February's theme is breakfast food. Each participant will check out a cookbook from the library collection based on the month's theme.

Spanish–English Language Exchange
Join us for weekly language practice and learning! This interactive class brings together adults who are developing Spanish or English language skills for small-group and one-on-one conversation practice.

Getting Ready for Kindergarten for Parents

Get Ready for Kindergarten

Aligned with the Kentucky Early Childhood Standards, this program builds practical skills through themed learning stations, hands-on tools, pattern recognition, and problem-solving activities that support early learning and develo

Watch, listen, and ask questions as we learn how to make some amazing tools in the Maker Lab. This class will show you how the machines in our Makers Lab can work together to create a more complex final product.

In this program, preschoolers learn about their bodies, build strength, and practice mindfulness through yoga, reading, and movement. It’s perfect for those who love to move and need help with emotional regulation. Meant for ages 3–5.

Gather with us to create, mend, knit, stitch, or make.

Explore history like you never have before! Learn about our nation's past through crafts, food, and mysteries. This week you can see if you would really survive the wild west!

Play board games, swap book recommendations, and explore creative projects with other teens while building real-world skills. Unplugged is your space to meet new friends, be yourself, and build confidence.

This course will assist students to safely and effectively use technology for learning, working, and accessing services. Students will learn how to operate electric devices, communicate digitally, and use online resources.

Watch, listen, and ask questions as we learn how to make some amazing tools in the Maker Lab. This class will show you how the machines in our Makers Lab can work together to create a more complex final product.

Join us for the Pick of the Month Book Club as we celebrate America’s 250th birthday through stories set in different eras of U.S. history!

Want to learn yoga?

Join us at the Richmond Location for Yoga for Every Body: Free, beginner-level yoga classes taught by certified instructor Jennifer Wait.

Classically Read Book Club invites adult readers to explore timeless literature from a variety of historical periods and age categories.

Madison County Adult Education offers free English Language Learners classes for those who want to improve their reading, speaking, and written English language skills.

We promote preschool literacy with conversation, music, movement, and picture books. Story Time ends with a 30 free play session (or occasionally preschool level craft). It may get messy—please dress appropriately! Meant for ages 3-5.

Stop by the Berea Location to watch the Berea Woodcarver Group in action, hear some great stories, and learn a thing or two about wood carving.