Tuesday, January 25th

7-8pm (virtual)

Registration required.

Build your New Year's resolutions to last with Susan McCarthy of A Less Cluttered Life. It's easy to think that if you put in the time and energy decluttering and organizing your home or office then everything will stay tidy. But organizing your desk or kitchen counter isn't the same as keeping those spaces in order.

Monday, February 7th, 7:30pm (Virtual)

Registration is required.

Discussion group activities will include watching movies, listening to podcasts, and reading books (both fiction and nonfiction) in advance of our meetings that will help educate about systemic racism, prejudice, white privilege and what it means to be a black person in our society.

Watch: When They See Us. This four-part series, cowritten and directed by Ava DuVernay, tells the story of the 1989 Central Park jogger case in which five young Black and Latinx men—aged 14 to 16—were found guilty for the rape of a white woman. The Central Park Five, now called the Exonerated Five, were eventually exonerated after years in prison, and their stories are a heartbreaking look at the devastating bias within the American judicial system.

Thursday, February 10th, 7pm (in person)

Registration required, open to adults 18+

February craft: Felted heart garland

Enjoy an evening of crafting with all materials provided. Great for all skill levels.

In the event that in-person programming cannot continue due to COVID, this will be turned into a take home craft that registrants would pick up. There may be materials that have to be returned to the library, failure to return these items may result in registration being denied for future No Fail Craft programs.

Thursday, January 27th

7-8pm (virtual)

Registration is required.

In this interactive role playing virtual workshop you will learn: Networking in a pandemic, tips to help you navigate the job search in a Pandemic lock down, how to set the stage for a successful job search, 11 job search mistakes, and more.

Wednesday, February 2nd

7-8pm (virtual)

Registration required.

Many of us have heard that putting a penny in the water will keep our tulips more upright, cutting flowers on an angle helps them draw up more water, and even that cayenne pepper can keep the deer and bunnies away. But did you know putting dahlia stems in boiling water can help them last longer? Whether you are a floral designer, master gardener or someone who just likes getting her hands in the dirt you will learn something new. 

Thursday, February 10th

2-4pm (in person)

Registration required.

Everyone has a story to tell. Here's your chance to get it on paper and share with your family. This introductory workshop is free to the public and will be held on the second Thursday of the month February - May.

Saturday, February 12th, 2pm (in person)

Registration required, not suitable for young children.

Before Stephen King there was Edgar Allen Poe, master of suspense, mystery and dare we say it, creepiness. Come hear Storyteller Carol Mon tell 3 Poe stories: The Black Cat, The Pit and the Pendulum and The Tell Tale Heart. The last one verbatim!

This program is rated PG13 and not suitable for young children.

Pick up the week of February 14th

Registration required.

Not sure what to read next? Let a librarian be your matchmaker! Use the profile link included in the event calendar to register, we'll choose a book from our shelves that we think you'll fall for. 



Your book date will be checked out to you and placed in a bag (along with some goodies to set the reading mood). They will be available for pickup in the lobby the week of February 14-19. Goodies are yours to keep; books must be returned by the due date.

Wednesday, February 2nd

5-5:45pm

TAB works with the Youth Librarian to improve teen programs, the Teen Space in the library, and the YA book collection. Basically, the mission of TAB is to take ownership of teen services at the library and help turn it into what you want the library to be!

Please fill out this form to submit an application for the Teen Advisory Board (TAB). If you have any questions please email Courtney at callen@sailsinc.org

Saturday, February 12th, 1pm (Virtual)

Registration required, open to grades 3-8.

Always wanted to play Dungeons and Dragons but didn't know how to get started? Liam can help! He has been playing D&D for a long time with his friends and now wants to teach you in our new D&D virtual club for grades 3-8, specifically for those who have never played before or barely played at all....Learn More .

Video available beginning Monday, February 21st

Ages 8-12

Registration required (indicate if you would like a kit)

Learn how to draw your favorite Pokémon characters including Pikachu! Pop up Art School will show you how to draw step-by-step using basic shapes and easy to follow instructions. Kits are available, but all you need is 6 to 7 sheets of printer paper, pencil with eraser, a black marker and crayons or colored pencils. Please indicate if you would like a kit when you register. The video will be available for a full month.

Monday, February 7th, 3pm

Registration required, open to grades 7-12.

Join us each month to discuss a book chosen by the club, and bring your ideas for future reads!

This month's book: No book was picked for February. Join us to talk about what we've been reading, and vote on the next book!

This meeting will take place in the Teen Space inside the library.

Thursday, February 24th, 2:45pm (virtual)

Registration required, open to Grades 6 and up

Love Minecraft? So do we! Explore Minecraft in a new way by learning complex redstone concepts. Great for experienced players looking for a challenge! Run virtually by TD3 Innovative Gaming

Thursday, February 3rd

5:30 - 6:15pm

Registration required.

Kids grades 2 and 3 with a guardian are welcome to join Young Readers Club! We will read a book for each meeting and discuss the book, it's place in our diverse world, as well as broader discussions about diversity in our community.

Wednesday, February 9th, 6pm (Virtual)

Registration required, open to grades 3-8.

In grades 3-8? Love to play D&D and need a group? Come play virtually with the library!You should be able to understand D&D well with minimal guidance. If you're looking to learn how to play, check out the beginner's group on the 2nd Saturday of the month!Register once to commit to 4 months (4 sessions)....Learn More .

Pick up beginning Monday, February 7th.

Open to grades 7-12.

Fill out the form to sign up for a monthly themed book bundle containing a personalized library book pick (must be returned), snack, craft, and a couple of goodies! Sign up for every month!

Bundles are available to pick up on the first Monday of every month in the lobby of the Library. You must have a SAILS Library card. ​You can check out one bundle per card. You have one week to pick up your bundle.

Return the library book when you're done, keep everything else!

Pick up the week of February 7th

Grades 4-12

Get a cooking kit, complete with ALL the ingredients you need to make a fun and easy recipe! You may need milk, eggs, or other perishable but common ingredients.

Tuesday, February 22nd, 3:30pm (in person)

Registration required, open to grades K-6

Ever wanted to write your own book? Come learn about different ways to tell a story, and try writing/drawing your own to keep (or show off at the library!). Open to grades K-6, but pre-K siblings can tag along. Not all picture books have words :)