Tai chi is an art embracing the mind, body and spirit. Originating in ancient China, tai chi is one of the most effective exercises for health of mind and body. Although an art with great depth of knowledge and skill, it can be easy to learn and soon delivers its health benefits.
This week join us for a storytime where we can read, sing and build early literacy skills together! Recommended for Children age 2 and up with their caregivers.
Adults over 50, join us at the Munson Library for Dungeons and Dragons! Make some new friends and go on exciting adventures! Whether it's your first time playing a role-playing game or you're a seasoned adventurer, we invite all adults to participate! This table is currently full.
The Social Justice Reading Group selection for August is Unsettling: The El Paso Massacre, Resurgent White Nationalism, and the US-Mexico Border. Ethnographer Gilberto Rosas believes the 2019 massacre at an El Paso Walmart was a consequence of a manufactured “crisis” on the border, making the border and it's people a target for White Nationalist violence.
Come and play Magic the Gathering with us Tuesdays from 4:30 to 7:30 in the Kiva room on the first floor. This is an all ages event where players may play any MTG format but the primary focus will be Commander. 'Commander deck sizes are 99 cards + 1 commander card.
Bring your own craft and socialize.
Tired of the usual? Join the Night Owls, a weekly drop-in for teens who want to build, create, experiment, and explore. Plus, free pizza!For the month of August, our theme will be: Emotional Expression, Grief, & Safety Awareness. Emotions, transitions, loss, and grief are all natural parts of the human experience but can be hard to process.
Tired of the usual? Join the Night Owls, a weekly drop-in for teens who want to build, create, experiment, and explore. Plus, free pizza!This is a free program for teens in grades 6-12. Parents are welcome to attend with their teen(s). Always begins and
Our Grief Café is a welcoming gathering space where people can talk openly about grief, loss, and the challenges that come with them. Participants are invited to share their experiences, listen to others, and connect in a supportive, nonjudgmental environment without providing counseling or advice.
The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library invites you to join us for the Branigan Book Club, our monthly book discussion group where we read and discuss a new book each month. Discussions are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM in the Kiva Room.
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