We're accepting all your old games and puzzles this week! Bring them in, and come back this weekend to find something new!

ADULT | GENERAL PROGRAMMING

DIY with Raspberry Pi Home automation, external storage, WiFi enabled media streaming. These little computers pack a punch and are surprisingly user friendly. Come take a look at one, learn more, and think up a practical application.   Monday, April 24 | 6 p.m. VIEW MORE DETAILS

Tuesday, April 18 | 6:30 p.m.            Citizenship Class  VIEW MORE DETAILS

Tuesday, April 18 | 7 p.m.                 Selling Success on Etsy VIEW MORE DETAILS

Friday, April 21 | 10:00 a.m.              Clue: A Mystery Book Club VIEW MORE DETAILS

Friday, April 21| 10:30 a.m.               Prime Time: Coffiee Hour with Starbucks VIEW MORE DETAILS

Novel Thoughts Wednesday, April 19 | 7:00 p.m. This New York Times-bestseller turned HBO sensation will be the discussion at this months Novel Thoughts. Read, visit, indulge.  VIEW MORE DETAILS

YOUNG ADULTS | AGES 12-18

Wednesday, April 19 | 4 p.m.           Book Buddies                                                                                                       VIEW MORE DETAILS

Thursday, April 20 | 6:30 p.m.            CODE Club                                                                                                                                                        VIEW MORE DETAILS

Saturday, April 22 | 10 a.m.               Game Swap                                                                                                       VIEW MORE DETAILS

KIDS CITY | FAMILY PROGRAMS

Saturday, April 22 | 10 a.m.               Rise and Shine Storytime VIEW MORE DETAILS

In the MakerLab It's Earth Week and we're making stuff out of recyclables! Stop by anytime all week and pick clean boxes, containers, lids, or jars out and let your imagination be your guide!

Edgy, gritty, sometimes tough to read, but so, so good. Intersecting stories describe the intensity of life over two turbulent decades in Columbia. Stories so real, those of children, teachers, parents, housekeepers make this debut a whirlwind of passion and heartbreak.  Fiction with feel and purpose, The Lucky Ones is one of those stories that widens the eyes and makes the reader think and feel a bit deeper about places, people and events. It broke my heart, but I loved it anyways. REQUEST.

Feeling lost and looking to fill the S-Town void in your life? So are we! Luckily, books! Here’s a few that will fit the southern grit vibe you might be looking for to fill the hours left in S-Town’s Southern dust…

Key to S-Town is discovering more about a person in death than in life. The same can be said about this excellent debut thriller. Though set in Australia, the same oppressive heat found in S-Town, Alabama permeates every page. REQUEST.

Similar in candor to S-Town, The Nix moves around in time, uses one family to tell the story of many, has a bit of mystery, and makes you laugh as often as it makes you think. Big and bold, timely, and quite frankly one of the best books I’ve read in a long time. REQUEST.