Get started with Google Workspace in this beginner-friendly class. Learn the basics of using tools like Google Docs, Google Drive, and Gmail to create, save, organize, and share information online. Basic computer skills recommended. Laptops and mice are provided for practice. You’re welcome to bring your own laptop or tablet if preferred. ● Registration required – space is limited. To
» Read moreUncover 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
» Read moreNew to computers—or feeling out of practice? Build confidence with the essential skills you need to navigate today’s digital world. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to use a computer, browse the internet, and get familiar with basic computer and internet tasks. Perfect for true beginners or anyone wanting a friendly refresher. Laptops and mice are provided for practice.
» Read moreLearn the basics of using the internet in this beginner-friendly class. Discover how to open and navigate websites, search for information, use links, and stay safe online. Perfect for anyone new to the internet or looking for a refresher. Laptops and mice are provided for practice. ● Registration required – space is limited. To register, call 570-421-0800 ext. 317 or
» Read moreCreate a spooky-cute Halloween garland using fabric scraps, cotton stuffing, and twine. Each participant will have enough materials to make a garland of six fabric ghosts, complete with tiny eyes and a string to hang them! This simple, guided craft involves gathering, tying, cutting, and some fine motor dexterity. The project takes approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour, with the
» 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 4PM–7:45PM. Open to all—intended for adults, but ages 14+ are welcome. No experience needed. (Usually held on fourth Wednesday evenings unless otherwise noted.) This event is held in our Hughes upstairs Eisemann Room.
» Read moreOur monthly meet up! Bring your own journal, scrapbook, collage, or other paper craft project and enjoy an afternoon of creativity in good company! This self-guided social is a chance to craft alongside others, share ideas, and work at your own pace. Shared supplies and tools will be available, including paper scraps, book pages, magazine cutouts, washi tape, glue, scissors,
» Read moreWith Healthy Lung Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month occurring together, this booth offers a chance to explore two vital areas of long-term health—breathing well and staying aware of breast health. A PA Department of Health representative will be available to discuss topics such as reducing risks, recognizing symptoms, or understanding screening recommendations. Visitors are encouraged to stop by our
» Read moreIn this one-hour weekend session, Luz will guide you through a visual meditation journey through Tibet and to a Tibetan monastery. Relax, reflect, and reconnect through guided breathing and visualization.Optional, but you’re encouraged to bring a yoga mat or chair cushion, a blanket, and yoga blocks and straps. Please arrive early – no entry after 2pm to reduce interruptions and
» Read moreA heartfelt card-making activity in honor of Veterans Day! We’ll provide all the supplies, including patriotic-themed materials and card templates to help get you started. Create a thoughtful card with your own personal message to thank and honor our veterans for their service and sacrifice. For adults, but ages 14+ welcome. This is a self-guided activity, so stop by anytime
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