Event List

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. 

Gentle yoga to strengthen the mind, body, and self-image. Perfect for beginnings looking to learn the the principles of yoga, intentional breathing, and mindfulness.

Stop by for a self-directed game of horseshoes at the Clifford Park horseshoe pit behind the library. Please bring your own horseshoes. 

The Knitters Group meets at the Metamora Branch Library on Thursdays from 1-3pm in the meeting room. Participants are welcome to gather to knit or do other crafts that can be hand carried. No paints or other liquids allowed.

If you require a reasonable accommodation to attend a meeting, please contact the library administration office (810) 664-9521 at least 72 hours prior to the meeting.

Gentle yoga to strengthen the mind, body, and self-image. Perfect for beginnings looking to learn the the principles of yoga, intentional breathing, and mindfulness.

Stop by for a self-directed game of horseshoes at the Clifford Park horseshoe pit behind the library. Please bring your own horseshoes. 

The Knitters Group meets at the Metamora Branch Library on Thursdays from 1-3pm in the meeting room. Participants are welcome to gather to knit or do other crafts that can be hand carried. No paints or other liquids allowed.

Join us for our annual Music in the Park in front of the Clifford Branch Library! Bring your lawn chair or blanket. 

June 20 Copper creek band

July 11 The Country Ramblers

Gentle yoga to strengthen the mind, body, and self-image. Perfect for beginnings looking to learn the the principles of yoga, intentional breathing, and mindfulness.

If you enjoy reading and sharing books with other adults, check out the LDL Book Discussion Group. This book discussion group usually meets the fourth Friday of each month at 11:30 am at the Marguerite deAngeli Branch Library.

Stop by for a self-directed game of horseshoes at the Clifford Park horseshoe pit behind the library. Please bring your own horseshoes. 

Learn the basics of geocaching from the Lapeer Cachers. The class will teach you how to use your equipment, which geocaching websites to use, and also provide some hands on experience by having participants find geocaches within walking dista

The Knitters Group meets at the Metamora Branch Library on Thursdays from 1-3pm in the meeting room. Participants are welcome to gather to knit or do other crafts that can be hand carried. No paints or other liquids allowed.

Bring your knit, crochet, or other needle art project for an enjoyable evening with other like-minded crafters. The Needles and Hook Club meets on the first Thursday of the month from 6 pm to 7 pm at the Hadley Branch Library.

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. 

Learn about self defense techniques that includes awareness, risk reduction, and martial arts. Parent must be present for participants under 18. Registration is required for each class. 

Stop by for a self-directed game of horseshoes at the Clifford Park horseshoe pit behind the library. Please bring your own horseshoes. 

The Knitters Group meets at the Metamora Branch Library on Thursdays from 1-3pm in the meeting room. Participants are welcome to gather to knit or do other crafts that can be hand carried. No paints or other liquids allowed.

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.

Stop by for a self-directed game of horseshoes at the Clifford Park horseshoe pit behind the library. Please bring your own horseshoes. 

The Metamora Book Club meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 1- 3 PM at the Metamora Branch. Registration is not required and new members are always welcome.

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