Event List

Drop by the LAB with your own knitting, crochet, cross-stich, embroidery, or other portable project and socialize with others who share similar interests.  All experience levels welcome, however, no formal lessons are provided.

Drop-in to the Quilting Club. All ability levels welcome from beginner to expert. Please note there will not be any formal lessons. Bring your own sewing machines and projects. We provide the space...you provide the FUN!!

New to classical music? Not sure where to begin? What composer to listen to? Historian/musician Jim Kendros takes all the guess work out and makes you an expert listener in no time!

Grades 7-12

Do you love comics? Do you have an eye for art or a penchant for panels? Then join our teen graphic novel book club where we discuss a new comic every month. Snacks and fun activities await! 

Ages 2-6 w/adult

Local art teacher, Sandie Enk, is back to help you create a one-of-a-kind winter themed masterpiece with your little one. 

Join us for this heartwarming story of an alien stranded on Earth and his special connection with a young boy. One of Spielberg's most beloved films!  

Explore the bright geometric art of Sonia Delaunay, then create your own colorful design with bold, overlapping shapes. Play with color, patterns, and repetition to make artwork that really pops!

Join us for an eclectic concert of cello music! Lilianna Wosko is a dynamic and versatile cellist hailing from Chicago.

Ages 2-6 w/adult

Come explore a different place each month with food, music, and a craft. This month our adventure will take place in New Mexico.

Spend some time with Chef Susan Maddox learning some great recipes and dishes which are gluten-free but full of flavors and textures. This presentation will range from appetizers to desserts.

Get creative in the Lab! We will create unique art using twigs, pebbles and sea glass. All materials will be supplied. Priority given to PHPL cardholders. 

Join Mrs. Julie for stories and so much more!

We will examine a few of the various devices, methods, and services that allow you to save money by ditching your cable subscription while still keeping up with your favorite shows, news, and teams.

We need YOU to tutor K-12 students at the library's Study Buddy Homework Center. Help others learn and earn community service hours- no registration needed! Just visit the Youth Department during center hours when you're available. 

Need help with homework or looking to enhance your math or reading skills? Look no further! Drop by the Youth Department during center hours and connect with a friendly high school study buddy–no registration required!

Jonathan Eig is the bestselling author of six books, including his most recent, Pulitzer Prize-winning King: A Life.

Please note: this is a Zoom watch party at the library; presenter is presenting remotely on Zoom. 

Drop in to hear stories and dance your heart out with Mrs. Julie.

Get creative in the Lab! We will create unique art using twigs, pebbles and sea glass. All materials will be supplied. Priority given to PHPL cardholders. 

Volunteers grades 6-12 are needed to help as chess mentors for the library's Youth Chess Club. Email Robin, reyman@phpl.info if this is your first time volunteering at the library. 

Grades K-8

Newbie or champ? Play, learn, and level up your skills with help from our instructor and teen mentors. All levels welcome—let’s make some moves!

Join us for stories in Polish, along with games and a craft! 

Gather for a fun variety of engaging self-exploratory activities featuring yoga, sensory play, collage craft, and playdough stations, and more! Birth-age 6 w/adult. No registration.

Step into the vibrant world of Betty White, brought to life by the captivating historical presenter, Michelle Gibbons.