Week Calendar

A new kind of story time! This program, geared for kids age 12 months to 5 years, offers early literacy benefits while focusing on music and movement.

Join us as we livestream the Calvin University January Series. Jonathan Eig will discuss his most recent title, “King: A Life,” which earned him the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Biography. He’ll explore Martin Luther King Jr.

Join us as we livestream the Calvin University January Series. Todd Komarnicki will share stories and themes from his films including his most recent movie, “Bonhoeffer,” the inspiring true story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a pastor turned assassin.

Join us as we livestream the Calvin University January Series.

Join us as we livestream the Calvin University January Series.

Join us as we livestream the Calvin University January Series.

Please join our book group! This month we will be discussing "The Mostly True Story of Tanner & Louise" by Colleen Oakley.

Join us for a weekly kid's art workshop that can build off of what was learned by those who attended the Early Artists program or can be a starting point for young artists who already have some experience!

A casual setting to share your writing and receive encouragement and advice. Led by Jeremy Cook.

Fun with science! Come experiment with different scientific principles in a fun and exciting way. Each month is a different STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) based activity. Ages 6 - 13 welcome! Registration required. 

Drop in and play cribbage with the GTPL community. Cribbage began in 17th-century England and has relatively few rules. Each game is about 30 minutes. Beginners will be taught to play and experienced players are welcome. 

If you live in the Great Lakes State, you may think that access to fresh drinking water will always be available.  New research indicates this may not necessarily be true.