Due to inclement weather, this event has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to reschedule.

We will go on a short hike to find some natural materials that you can dip in paint and make your own stamp and prints with including leaves, pine cones, and acorns. Combine different natural elements to make neat patterns and designs.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, this event has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience and are hoping to reschedule. 

In partnership with Natural Area Preservation, take a short stroll guided by a NAP educator through the natural area near Traverwood. Collect items to inspire your block carving, then come back to the library to carve a block and print some simple notecards. This event involves sharp carving tools and is intended for teens and adults.

On April 8th 2024 there will be a total solar eclipse visible from the United States. This family oriented event will have several activity tables intended to educate about the causes of eclipses and how to view them safely. The event is aimed at families with children 6-11 but will include activities for younger children and information for lifelong learners.

Become a scientist for the day and discover what an owl eats by dissecting a sterilized owl pellet!

Whether you love them or merely tolerate them, the wild animals that share our community are here to stay. So, how can we coexist peacefully with our wild neighbors? Join representatives from the Humane Society of Huron Valley to discuss humane solutions to human-animal conflict, what to do about orphaned baby wildlife, and dispelling some common myths. The program will conclude with a Q&A session with Eric Wright, Supervisor of HSHV’s Cruelty and Rescue team.

Local Beekeepers Owen and Rebecca Wittekindt will offer games, activities, and crafts to teach you about bees and what beekeepers do.

Want to take your own pictures of the night sky? Astrophotographer Brian Ottum will show you how in this interactive workshop. Topics will include: cameras (from mobile phone to DSLR), equipment, settings and what to expect when you get out into the field.

Make tracks to the library and create your own animal tracks field guide!

Create your very own survival wristband by tying up nearly six feet of paracord and you'll be ready for your next adventure!

Drop off extra seeds that you have harvested from your garden or just pick up something you would like to grow. Flowers, vegetables, herbs, and bulbs are welcome. You do not need to drop seeds off to take some home.