Week Calendar

Drop off your favorite stuffed friend by 3:45 Friday afternoon for a night of fun antics at the library.  You can even watch the fun on the Monroeville Public Library Children’s Room Facebook page throughout the evening.  Come back on Sa

Ages 5 and under Our weekly celebration of early literacy. Engaging stories, fun songs, cute rhymes, and creative activities all come together for a experience so fun, your children won't even realize they are learning.

Ages 5 and under Our weekly celebration of early literacy. Engaging stories, fun songs, cute rhymes, and creative activities all come together for a experience so fun, your children won't even realize they are learning.

Music is a great way for children to learn while having fun.  Come out and join us with Grammy Sue while she leads us in a musical celebration.  No registration is needed for this free event. 

If you need help navigating your electronic device, stop in to the Gadget Class. All questions about cell phones, laptops, tablets, Kindles, and similar devices are welcome. No registration required.

Book Club that reads mostly fiction.

Join us the third Friday of each month to discuss a new nonfiction book. Covering a range of topics, we try to learn something new every time! We enjoy a free-wheeling discussion, while we enjoy some snacks.

Larry Borowiec, experienced craft stamper, will demonstrate stamping and embossing techniques on Friday, January 26th.

Feeling stressed and need to unwind? Join meditation coach Margie Manno to engage in soothing, guided meditation each week.

Click here to join:

https://us02web.zoom.us/s/85301125021

Learn how to setup and create your own designs using our computerized embroidery machine. You will complete a small sample project. There is a class fee of $5.00 to cover materials and registration is required.

Get ready for the Great Backyard Bird Count by learning about local birds, their feeding preferences and doing some crafts. Reporting procedures and birding checklists will be provided and local artist’s Debbie Walker and Sheila Hawthorne Klo

This introduction to the long arm quilter will teach you the basics of using the longer quilting machine. Including how to load your project into, thread, and use the machine. Materials are provided for a starting project.

If you're a teenager who is interested in enhancing your artistic skills, you might want to consider joining our 7-week Visiting Artist Workshop.

Learn the capabilities of the Library's Cricut. This computer driven tool cuts paper, vinyl, fabric, and more. In this course you will learn the basics of how the Cricut works and what it takes to generate your own work.

Embark on an anime adventure at our Local Library's Teen Anime Club! Join fellow young enthusiasts in a vibrant community where the world of anime comes to life.

Join us for the final installment in the Lights, Camera, Action! series, where we will be discussing and constructing our own (mini) set designs!

Meeting on the fourth Monday of the month, the Foodie Book Club gatherings are a time to taste and exchange opinions on recipes from a selected featured cookbook.

Learn the capabilities of the Library's GlowForge (laser cutter/engraver). This amazing tool uses a laser to cut, wood, paper, plastics, fabric, leather, and even chocolate. It can also engrave images on many different materials.

• Arrive between 6:00-6:30 p.m.
• Movie will start at 6:30!

Join us for an in-person evening of pizza and a movie of your choice!  We’ll vote on what to watch – feel free to bring DVDs or Blu

Monroeville Public Library's online writing group!