Upcoming Events

Play is learning! Join us on Friday mornings for a special playtime just for babies (0-18 months) and their caregivers.* Make connections and share experiences with other caregivers in a laid-back atmosphere, while your babies play.

Let's make it difficult for the vampires while also doing something awesome for other humans. Give the gift of life with your donation of blood at the Downtown Library.

Join us anytime between 3pm and 6pm to make friendship bracelets to celebrate Red Fridays.

October's craft will be painting a haunted house.

While supplies last.

The Book Buddies Pony Express Therapy Dogs, in partnership with the East Hills Library, are offering children a way to improve their reading skills in a unique and fun environment.

This month is a special trick, I mean treat, as we hear a tale of terror ripped from the annals of St. Joe's own murderous history.

 Please join us for fall Storytime! We will read exciting stories and finish our session with a themed craft. 

Voting for the first time can be intimidating. Where do I go? What should I do? What am I even voting on?

Get ready to sing, dance, read, and have so much fun with Ms. Misty for preschool Storytime at the East Hills Library!

Activities will be geared toward ages 3-6.

Learn how to see the world around you through an “artist's eye.” Join Annie Corrington, owner of Art Attack Studio, to learn and improve drawing skills over the course of 8 weeks.

If you and your child enjoy crafts, games, movies and a variety of fun activities, get to Washington Park Library for Tricky Tuesday! 

Join us as we try out our new yard games in the park. Yard games are available for checkout for use on library grounds only.

The games were purchased with funds from the Urban Homestead grant.

***Weather permitting***

Join your resident Spooky Girls, Jenna and Marina, for an evening of spine-tingling terror at the Final Girl Book Club. Each 2nd Tuesday of the month,  we will discuss a new book in the horror and paranormal genres. 

Our weekly movie event is hosted by professional movie critic Bob Shultz. This week’s movie is Death Becomes Her (1992) 103 Minutes, PG-13. 

Bring your wiggly toddlers to a storytime designed just for them!

Featuring fun crafts that maybe wacky for the time of year. Available every Wednesday. While supplies last.

Not recommended for children under 3.

Walk, crawl or run for storytime at the Carnegie Library during our fall storytime session. Each session will end with a craft.

This is a Second Series of the very popular Creative Aging Drawing Observationally class. For adults ages 55+, registration required.

Come to the Downtown Library and for a fun filled session of reading and crafts with Lisa and Robyn! Make new friends and learn some new skills. We can't wait to see you there!

Program is best for children 0-5. 

Teens age 13-18 are invited to come to Washington Park for a Movie & Pizza night! We will be showing the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and enjoying some cheesy pizza along with it. 

Learn about the signs of dyslexia presented by Jamie Davis, Certified Academic Language Therapist and National Board Certified Teacher in the area of literacy.

For adults.

Play is learning! Join us on Friday mornings for a special playtime just for babies (0-18 months) and their caregivers.* Make connections and share experiences with other caregivers in a laid-back atmosphere, while your babies play.

 Please join us for fall Storytime! We will read exciting stories and finish our session with a themed craft.