Week Calendar

Test your knowledge at our Teen Trivia Night! Join youth staff members in the Teen Lounge for an evening of delicious snacks, friendly competition, and fun!

Celebrate spring break with a movie at the library! Enjoy snacks and get cozy in the Coeling Activity Room during this free film showing for families. Be sure to visit the Youth Desk during the month of March to vote for which movie we watch!

Explore the intriguing history of the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary with Don La Barre, the historian at TBNMS. Learn about the diversity of shipwrecks and stories contained within one of the most dangerous sections of Lake Huron.

Anyone interested in knitting, please feel free to join the Knitting Group which meets weekly: Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 pm in the Trustees Conference Room. All ideas and skill levels are welcome! Led by Lynne Herrmann. 

Kid artists and creators are invited to drop by our Open Art Studio to create whatever their heart desires! We will have a variety of art supplies including clay, paint, oil pastels, and more! Open Art Studio will be available from 2pm-4pm.

Join Heidi Grace from Charlevoix Yoga from the comfort of your own home to explore ways to improve balance, reduce stress, and build strength. Practice can be modified to fit your needs. Online classes are 60 minutes and all levels are welcome.

Join us on Thursdays for Storytime at the library! Gather with new friends as we read fun stories, sing, dance, and have tons of fun! Recommended for ages 0-6.

Anyone interested in sewing and conversation, please join the newly formed Sewing Group. Open to the public as a drop in community sewing group. All are welcome! 

Looking for something to do this spring break?

Mahjong is a tile-based game that's similar to poker and rummy, and involves matching tiles to form sets and pairs. To learn more or play the game, drop in to the Coeling Activity Room on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 1:00 - 4:00pm.

Get creative in the Youth Activity Center with other Lego fans! Legos and Duplos will be provided. You can add to your creation each time or make something entirely new! This is a drop-in activity; no registration is required.

Electric utility engineer and consultant, Tom Asp, will discuss the structure of the energy delivery market, the advantages and disadvantages of renewable options, the legislation surrounding it, and the other facets. 

Anyone interested in knitting, please feel free to join the Knitting Group which meets weekly: Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 pm in the Trustees Conference Room. All ideas and skill levels are welcome! Led by Lynne Herrmann. 

Discuss great books over great beers. The discussion is free but the beverages are not.

"Dearborn" by Ghassan Zeineddine.

Join us on Thursdays for Storytime at the library! Gather with new friends as we read fun stories, sing, dance, and have tons of fun! Recommended for ages 0-6.

Washington’s relations with Beijing have reached an ominous low ebb. Both American political parties have identified China as the country’s preeminent geopolitical challenger and, in the eyes of many, a systemic threat.

Whether you have been playing for years or you're brand new to the game, the library is the perfect place to get together and play Dungeons and Dragons with other fans!