Learn how to make a sourdough starter with Aaron Cole of DoughNation Bakery!
Participants will learn how to start a sourdough starter as well as how to mix and shape a loaf of bread.
This program is intended for teens 13+ and registration is required. Please call or stop by your branch to register.
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Test your video game knowledge at the Summit Branch with an evening of trivia spanning the retro era, arcade boom, console wars, and beyond!
Intended for ages 9-15.
Session Times: 5 PM and 6 PM. Call 517-783-4030 to register for a session.
Joins us to get creative with a different craft project each month at the Spring Arbor Branch.
Call 517-750-2030 to register. Intended for teens & adults.
Summer Dates: June 6, July 18, August 15 (You must register for each session you would like to attend)
Get creative at the Summit Branch and create a string art design on a wooden plaque.
Intended for teens and adults. Call 517-783-4030 to register.
Join us at the Carnegie Library for a monthly craft class!
April: Decoupaged Flower Pots
May: String Art Vase
Intended for ages 14+. Call 517-905-1339 to register.
Kick off Spring Break at the Spring Arbor Branch! Enjoy hours of fun with Switch/PS4 gaming, crafts, board games and food!
This event is intended for ages 8+ and registration is required. Call 517-750-2030 to register.
Join us at the Summit Branch for a Smash-tacular competition and test your mettle in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate!
Intended for ages 9-15. Console, game and controllers will be provided.
Registration is required. Call the Summit Branch at 517-783-4030 to register.
Why is Beethoven considered one of the greatest composers in modern history? What was his life really like? And what makes his music so timeless and special?
Join us at the Carnegie auditorium for this continuation of the Music Education Series hosted by Dania Lee Cleveland, BFA as she answers these questions and more.
Intended for ages 14+.
Satisfy your Y2K nostalgia by making a giant beaded lizard! We’ll walk you through the process of using pool noodles and rope to create a classic beaded lizard – only this one is a bit too big for a keychain.
Call 517-905-1331 to register. Intended for ages 10+.
Learn how to make paper beads using magazine pages and then use them to make a bookmark!
This program will take place March 3 at 2 PM at the Carnegie Library. Call 517-905-1339 to register. Ages 14+.