"What's It Worth?" Antiques Road Show with Author, Auctioneer, Appraiser and Radio show Host Mike Ivankovich will introduce you to “What Determines Value"…and reveal what your Antiques, Collectibles, and Personal Treasures are really worth today. Each attendee is invited to show 1-2 items via Zoom to Mike for appraisal. Based on the attendance size, up to two items may be reviewed. Free event. Click here to register.

Zoom details will be provided in email confirmation.

This free event is open to those in 6th grade and up. Even if you haven’t painted before, join us for this unique tiny canvas experience. We will be using acrylic paint. All supplies provided. We highly recommend wearing something you wouldn’t mind getting paint on just in case of an accident! Artists can submit their work to be displayed during our Tiny Art Show in December. Space limited. Masks are required throughout events that take place in library meeting rooms. Click here to register.

This free virtual event is open to those 11-18 years old. Do you find yourself overwhelmed with the idea of drawing? Do you not know where to begin? Does the idea of a white sheet of paper scare you? Then THIS is the class for YOU! "You Can Draw This" focuses on different tips, tricks, and techniques that anyone can pick up and use from the amateur to the master! For this program, you'll need a pencil (or pen if you're feeling bold) and a sheet of white paper. Over the course of an hour, we will learn drawing games, shading tips and techniques, talk about line and shape, and draw together. There's something for everyone during this drawing session. Click here to register.

Chelsea Kirchoff is a freelance illustrator currently residing near Detroit, Michigan. A graduate of the College for Creative Studies, she currently works as an educator, camp director, artist, and illustrator. Chelsea loves working with people from different walks of life to help them get back in touch with being creative and drawing. Drawing is something we all start out doing and she believes that we can all continue doing it. When she isn't drawing, she loves a good slice of pizza, a root beer, and Halloween. Zoom details available at registration.

Why buy on Black Friday when you can make! The library will host a special speed crafting event in the Lane Room. Register for an hour long session where you'll make 4 different crafts that are good for gifts and giving. Each hour long session can accommodate 12 people total. All ages. Masks are required during events that take place inside.

The Library Trustees approved reopening the Lane Room for meetings – both for library use and outside groups. The room will be limited to “a maximum of 12 people, masks required” for now.  We’ll be putting back a limited number of chairs and desks, in out of the way locations for reading and studying. Mask wearing remains recommended in the library. Contact the library by phone at 603-926-3368 for room book. All room booking must follow meeting room use guidelines.