Watch fly-tying demonstrations and try your hand at this traditional craft with John from Brodhead Chapter of Trout Unlimited! Drop by the Hughes Library lobby most Mondays, 1-4pm (see calendar for dates) to admire both classic and unique examples of fly tying patterns, learn techniques, and practice tying. All flies created will be donated to VALOR to support veterans with
Ages 3-5. Siblings welcome. Stories, songs, & simple craft. Walk-in but space is limited.
Ages 1-2. Siblings welcome. Books, songs, & activities. Walk-in but space is limited.
Unwind, stretch your brain, and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of word-friendly fun! Come solo, invite a friend, or meet someone new—everyone is welcome. Try our selection of Scrabble, Bananagrams, and other word-themed games, or bring your own favorites. And whether you prefer a quieter puzzle moment or simply don’t want to play a board game solo, we’ll have plenty of
Get into the Halloween spirit with Young Frankenstein, the iconic and hilarious comedy directed by Mel Brooks. The film follows an American grandson of the infamous Dr. Frankenstein as he travels to Transylvania and discovers the secret process that can reanimate a dead body. Featuring a memorable ensemble cast, the film stars: Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman, Madeline Kahn,
Ages 1-5. Make a variety of crafts. Walk-in.
Join us for Color Yourself Calm in our Hughes upstairs Pullen Room, a relaxing, self-guided coloring session for adults of all abilities. All materials are provided—including colored pencils, crayons, markers, and a variety of coloring sheets—though you’re welcome to bring your own if you prefer. Drop in anytime during the session and stay for as long as you like. Settle
This book club meets at our flagship Hughes branch on the second Wednesday of every month at 1:00 pm. Members attend in-person in our 1st-floor Board Room. This month’s selection of the BookTalk Book Club is Ariel Lawhon's Frozen River.
Wednesday, Oct. 14, 5:30-6:30. Build your own straw rocket launcher to keep. Test your launcher and the library’s for accuracy and distance. Registration begins Monday, Sep. 21. Call Youth Services at 570-421-0800 x 305
Ages 3-5. Join us for fun as you create a variety of crafts. Plus, enjoy a special visit from our therapy dogs! Hughes. Registration begins Mon, Sept 28. 570-421-0800 x305.
Uncover your family’s story using powerful research tools—all free through the library. This class introduces resources such as Ancestry Library Edition, FamilySearch, and additional digital archives. Learn which tools you can access from home, which are available only in the library, and how to begin or advance your genealogy research with confidence. Basic computer or smartphone/tablet skills recommended. You’re welcome
Join us for 9 to 5, the beloved workplace comedy starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton. The film follows three office workers who become friends and find themselves pushed to their limits by their sexist and overbearing boss. When they decide to turn the tables, they discover that working together can lead to some unexpected changes—and plenty of
October’s theme is Queer Myth Retellings. Read retellings of fairy tales, ancient myths, folk stories, or legendary epics that center LGBTQIA+ characters or reimagine classic tales with queer identities at the heart of the story . Kaleidoscope is a choose-your-own-read adult book club on third Thursdays celebrating LGBTQ+ authors, characters, and stories with a new theme each month. Choose any
Join us for an evening of live jazz with pianist Tim Lyddon and his jazz trio. Enjoy an intimate performance featuring piano, rhythm, improvisation, and the rich sounds of jazz in a relaxed setting. Come listen, unwind, and experience an evening of live music. All ages welcome. Refreshments available for a small cost; donations appreciated. This concert is held at
Ages 3-5. Siblings welcome. Stories, songs, & simple craft. Walk-in but space is limited.
