Upcoming Events

It's never too late to learn a new language! Join us for these free Spanish classes at the library every Monday evening for five weeks. Registration is required, sign-up is for all four weeks. Reserve your spot today!

Join the East Hills branch for a fun-filled night of BINGO! 

Prizes will be provided by the library. 

Intended for adults, ages 18+

Do you love reading?  Do you enjoy talking about what you're reading?  You should join us for our Friends Book Club Downtown.  The fourth Monday of every month will discuss a different title.  Call Chelsea for more information

Embrace new adventures through reading and discussion at the Friends EH Book Club. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 10:00 a.m. May's selection is All That is Mine I Carry With Me by William Landay.

Do you want to be able to practice Spanish in a judgment-free setting?

Bring your own craft (crochet, cross-stitch, knitting, etc) to work on while sipping tea.

This presentation discusses what is probably the most ancient knowledge of the Mesopotamians: How they divided the eastern horizon into the paths of Enlil, Anu, and Ea, and how they kept track of the stars that rose in the east.

Book Club sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Carnegie librarian Jenny Ellis will host the virtual cozy mystery book club Murder, She Read.

May's book will be Peril in Pink by Sydney Leigh. The author will be joining us.

This is a club for all those who love Magic the Gathering! Bring your own Magic the Gathering commander format* deck to battle and destroy your friends and strangers!

Go on a Scenic Cruise from our theater seats each first Monday of the summer months! We'll watch an episode of "Scenic Cruises of the World' and taste test some food from the places we 'traveled' on our armchair adventure.

It's never too late to learn a new language! Join us for these free Spanish classes at the library every Monday evening for five weeks. Registration is required, sign-up is for all four weeks. Reserve your spot today!

BYOB: Bring your own books!  If you like to talk about books you are reading, join us for an informal discussion about what you have been reading.  Diana will have a show and tell about new and exciting books in the library that you can

Embroidery samplers used to be required learning for young ladies, but we think anyone should be able to learn this skill! Learn this beautiful craft that enhances many sewn projects. 

The Blacksnake Bellydance Circle will share their mission to spread a message of inclusive dance joy-- dance is for everybody and every body!

It's never too late to learn a new language! Join us for these free Spanish classes at the library every Monday evening for five weeks. Registration is required, sign-up is for all four weeks. Reserve your spot today!

Adults can enjoy a relaxing evening, painting an outdoor camping scene at this paint night.

Registration required, for ages 18+.

Regular meeting of the Friends of the St. Joseph Public Library Board.

Do you want to be able to practice Spanish in a judgment-free setting?

Embroidery samplers used to be required learning for young ladies, but we think anyone should be able to learn this skill! Learn this beautiful craft that enhances many sewn projects. 

This presentation will explain how Assyriologists are able to identify what stars and planets the Sumerian or Akkadian names are referring to.  As a case study, how Assyriologists know that MUL.MUL refers to the Pleiades, and that Sitchen’s i

Join the East Hills branch for a fun-filled night of BINGO! 

Prizes will be provided by the library. 

Intended for adults, ages 18+

Use simple embroidery skills to turn paper into art, then turn that art into a notebook! This program will take you through all the steps to make a beautiful and practical final product.

Embrace new adventures through reading and discussion at the Friends EH Book Club. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 10:00 a.m. June's selection is Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen

This month we'll hear the tragic story of how Mary Bell became a killer at a very young age.