Week Calendar

Certified tai chi instructor Erica Bough demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises, and meditation to help restore balance, flexibility, and reduce stress. All experience levels welcome. Wear comfortable clothes.

Practice seated poses in one of the gentlest forms of yoga available, led by certified yoga instructor Cher Walter in this online class. All experience levels welcome. Wear comfortable clothes.

Create handmade knitted and crocheted crafts for local organizations. Please bring your needles and/or hooks and some acrylic yarn.

Drop in the Youth Services Department to make a seasonal craft while supplies last. 

Listen to stories, sing songs, and more as Ms. Amy brings the Library to your home. Visit the Library's Facebook page to watch live and on demand.

A documentary about Anthony Bourdain and his career as a renowned and revered chef, writer, and host. Cast: Anthony Bourdain, Ottavia Bourdain, David Chang. (2021, R, 1 hr 59 min)  

Tap into your inner creativity with a fun and easy craft project. This month: Pine Cone Bird Feeders

Professional organizer M. Colleen Klimczak lays out the process of downsizing to create a simple, safe, and stress-free environment.

Meet Ms. Debbie on Facebook Live for a story, a rhyme, and a song. Visit the Library's Facebook page to join.

Birth to age 2 with a parent/caregiver

Use the work of a well-known artist as inspiration to create your own mini masterpiece. This session’s artist: Wassily Kandinsky.

Join us in the Zoom Room of Doom for a virtual locked-room challenge. The only escape is to conquer all the puzzles. Together, we will use our STEAM skills to problem-solve our way to freedom. Be sure to have scratch paper and pencil handy.

Join us in the Zoom Room of Doom for a virtual locked-room challenge. Together, we will use our STEAM skills to problem-solve our way to freedom. Have scratch paper and pencil handy. (You may bring a reading assistant if needed.)

Drop into the Middle School space after school to make your own zine for display in the Library. 

Grades 4-8

Use your creative skills to transform a cardboard box into an awesome hangout spot for your cat (or another small pet). Boxes and other basic supplies provided. All ages are welcome.

Wind down before bed with a few stories and songs. Visit the Library's Facebook page to watch live and on demand.

Create your own cocoa spoon at home with this program, provided by the local council of the Girl Scouts of America. A list of necessary ingredients will be e-mailed to participants, access to a microwave required.

Grades 3-8

Presenter Connie Martin tells the story of pre-Civil War quilts and their significance to the freedom of slaves through the Underground Railroad. 

LitLounge is meeting on Zoom. Register here or contact Rebecca Hayes (rhayes@mgpl.org) for details.

The Board of Trustees meets on the second Thursday of each month. The public is welcome to attend the meetings. Learn more about the Board of Trustees.