Event List

The Family Literacy Center invites you to Math Game Nights for kids from kindergarten to 5th grade and their parents. This program offers a range of activities that focus on building math skills, problem-solving, and logic in a fun setting.

Join us as we share our knowledge and research tips with like-minded genealogy enthusiasts. All experience levels are welcome.

Bring a blanket and join us for a picnic under the shady trees on the deAngeli Lawn! Pack a sack lunch, or sign up kids under 18 for free meals provided by the Meet Up and Eat Up program.

Writers Circle is a group of local writers who come together once a month to share new writings, get feedback and encouragement, and hopefully, direction as to possible publication. Our writers do fiction, plays, poetry and memoir. 

Playtime for little learners! Friday Friends can help children develop social skills by playing with their peers. Kids of all ages with an adult are welcome to join, but best for ages 2-4.

Local educator and ecologist Peter McCreedy will present research from the fields of cultural anthropology and archaeology, focusing on the prehistory of the Great Lakes region.

Bring a blanket and join us for a picnic under the shady trees on the deAngeli Lawn! Pack a sack lunch, or sign up kids under 18 for free meals provided by the Meet Up and Eat Up program.

Child Tutoring: Tutoring is for elementary children between grades 1st through 4th who need assistance in reading and/or math. Kids will have one-to-one instruction with a trained tutor.

Babies and their caregivers are invited to a special themed social event made just for them every other month. A short storytime followed by playtime with their new friends. Ages 0-2. 

Chisel & Chip away carefully at your egg to uncover your dinosaur! Then read the included cards to discover which dinosaur you’ve got!

Support groups create a safe, confidential, supportive environment or community and a chance for participants to develop informal mutual support and social relationships.

Bring a blanket and join us for a picnic under the shady trees on the deAngeli Lawn! Pack a sack lunch, or sign up kids under 18 for free meals provided by the Meet Up and Eat Up program.

The Hadley Book Club meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month from 6 pm to 7 pm at the Hadley Branch. 

Registration is not required and new members are always welcome.

Playtime for little learners! Friday Friends can help children develop social skills by playing with their peers. Kids of all ages with an adult are welcome to join, but best for ages 2-4.

Join Bill Heyworth for an exciting, hands-on program where you’ll build your own rock and mineral collection featuring 12 genuine Michigan specimens.

Stop by the Metamora Branch Library to make a fun craft!

Create a scene from your favorite book or movie and show it off to your new peers during the program. Finished projects will be on display in the children's area for one month.

The Friends of the Marguerite deAngeli Branch Library will be accepting material donations 2nd Saturday in January, February, March, and April at the Lapeer Center for Innovation from 10 a.m.

Join Nicole to learn the fundamental techniques of basic cross-stitch stitches! This hands-on class will cover essential techniques like how to start and end your thread, making perfect 'X' stitches, and reading a pattern.