Join us for a natural ingredient soap making class at the Brooklyn Branch! Not only will patrons learn how to make soap from scratch, but they will learn about the scientific processes oils and lye undergo to become soap.
This program is presented by Dancing Crane and intended for ages 15+. Space is limited and registration is required.
Additional dates for this program:
Carnegie Library: June 29, 2 PM
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Meijer Branch: July 26, 10 AM
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Eastern Branch: July 26, 6 PM
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To learn more about Summer Reading Program and other SRP events, click here.
Live-Ability is an inclusive and accessible program for adults with all abilities. The program will differ each week.
October 4: Art tutorials with Teely Apperson
October 11: Games/VR/Video games
October 18: Music Therapy with REbekah Moilanen
October 25: No Live-Ability due to booksale week
Join us for a 50-minute seminar that discusses income during retirement. We’ll discuss how to budget for retirement expenses, examine potential sources of retirement income and identify ways to address potential risks.
Presented by: Denise Moekel, Financial Advisor from Edward Jones Investments
Drop in at the Eastern Branch for our self care sessions. Each month, we will meet on the 4th Thursday to explore a new mindfulness technique.
September 26: Nature Walk at Ella Sharp Park
October 24: Healthy Eating Presented by Jackson County Health Department
November 28: Closed for Thanksgiving
The Carnegie Library invites adults with special needs to join us twice a month for crafts and game time in the auditorium.
Dates:
- September 11 & 25
- October 9 & 23
- November 13 & 27
Wildlife is running out of space. Birds, bees, and butterflies are in decline. Wildflowers are disappearing from our roadsides. But we can take action to reverse this trend by making wise planting choices in our own yards. Come and learn how to turn your yard into a habitat for the wild creatures you love.
This program is offered in partnership with the Concord Garden Club, Friends of the Jackson District Library-Concord Branch and the Concord Branch library.
Presented by Betty Seagull, Board Member of the Wildflower Association of Michigan and past President of Wild Ones, Red Cedar Chapter. Betty is an enthusiastic gardener and nature lover.
Create your own fall-themed decoration using the pockets from denim jeans. All materials provided.
Teens & Adults. Please call the Grass Lake Branch at 517-522-8211 to save your spot.
Create your own fall-themed decoration using the pockets from denim jeans. All materials provided.
Teens & Adults. Please call the Henrietta Branch at 517-769-6537 to save your spot.
Learn the telltale signs of home repair scams, unscrupulous contractors, and how to navigate the home improvement process.
Presented by the Michigan Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Team.
Get creative with crayons in a whole new way! Use crayons, canvas and a little heat to create unique works of art.
Registration required, so please call the Summit Branch at (517) 783-4030 to save your spot!
Intended for Teens & Adults.
