Drop in for a relaxed, self-guided evening of paper crafting. Explore collage, scrapbooking, and junk journaling techniques while working on your own creative projects in a casual, social setting. Try your hand at creating a collage-style bookmark using provided cardstock, or bring your own journal, scrapbook, or other independent project to work on. A variety of shared supplies and tools
» Read moreDiscover the joy of Chair Zumba®, a seated adaptation of the popular Zumba® dance fitness program. Enjoy an upper body workout perfect for all fitness levels, plus it’s low impact! Don’t worry – you’ll still break a sweat! Adaptable for wheelchair users and most fitness abilities. Now happening monthly. Registration requested; walk-ins are welcome. Call 570-421-0800 ext. 317.
» Read moreEnjoy an evening of genre-spanning music with Len Mooney! Blending jazz, blues, rock, country, and folk influences, Mooney delivers a rich and varied performance that moves effortlessly between styles.All ages welcome. Refreshments available for a small cost; donations appreciated. Doors open at 6:30 PM; the concert begins at 7:00 PM. You can always find upcoming BookHouse performances HERE.
» Read moreTake some time to unwind with a simple, hands-on paper sunflower craft. We’ll create small paper sunflowers and arrange them onto a single cardstock base, building a bright seasonal design. This is a somewhat detailed, step-by-step craft that involves cutting and gluing, with opportunities to slow down and enjoy the process while creating something decorative and unique. Participants will leave
» Read moreJoin us for a relaxed evening of tabletop fun! Meet new people, play your favorite games, or discover something new from our collection. Drop in anytime between 4–8 PM. Open to all—intended for adults, but ages 14+ are welcome. No experience needed. (Usually held on fourth Wednesday evenings unless otherwise noted.)
» Read moreCome to our popular book swap event for adults! Bring a book, take a book – to keep! Drop in anytime during the event. Only books in gently used condition will be accepted. Note: This is a book swap for adults and books will be mostly for adult readers with occasional young adult selections. Remaining books will be donated to
» Read moreJoin us for Sarah’s Oil, an inspiring true story set in Oklahoma Indian Territory in the early 1900s. The film follows Sarah Rector, an African American girl who believes there is oil beneath the seemingly barren land she is allotted. As greedy oil interests close in, Sarah works with her family, friends, and Texas wildcatters to protect her land, eventually
» Read moreYour lifesaving donation is needed now! Join us at Hughes Library for an American Red Cross blood drive, accepting Whole Blood and Power Red donations. Blood donations often decline during the summer months, while the need remains constant. Summer also brings an increase in accidents and traumatic injuries, creating a greater demand for blood. Plus, your donation can help patients
» Read moreThe Eastern Pennsylvania Amateur Radio Association invites you to a presentation at the Eastern Monroe Public Library exploring the world of amateur (HAM) radio and how wireless communication can function independently of the internet or satellites. Whether you’re completely new to HAM radio or simply curious to learn more, this program will introduce the basics of how amateur radio works,
» Read moreJuly’s theme is: From Rivalry to Romance: LGBTQIA+ Stories in Sports. We’re a choose-your-own-read adult book club that meets on third Thursdays celebrating LGBTQ+ authors, characters, and stories with a new theme each month. Choose any title that fits the theme, whether from our suggested list online or your own pick. Questions, want to join or email list, or need
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