Adult Services

Knitters and crocheters: Convene weekly for convivial crafting! Teens and adults can bring their own projects and supplies (and beverages) and spend a pleasant evening together at the fireplace. And happy news for those who’ve always wanted to learn: basic instruction is offered along with friendly encouragement.

When their young son Hamnet dies, Agnes holds the family together while Shakespeare works in London. Grief quietly reshapes their lives, but her fierce love anchors them, as Shakespeare channels his sorrow into his work, foreshadowing Hamlet. Bring a beverage; we’ll supply the popcorn! Rated PG-13. Runtime 2:05. Watch the trailer.

Meet to discuss books of different genres the first Monday of each month. The May selection is Take My Hand by Dolen Perkins-Valdez (historical fiction). Fresh out of nursing school in 1970s Alabama, Civil Townsend is determined to make a difference in her African American community through her work at the Family Planning Clinic. But […]

You made it through another Monday! Take a beat after a busy day or before tackling dinner and gather by the fireplace for a 15 to 20-minute guided meditation session. All ages welcome, though children under 12 need an accompanying grownup.

Meet to discuss a great book the first Wednesday of each month. The May selection is The Waiting Game: The Untold Story of the Women Who Served the Tudor Queens by Nicola Clark. Every Tudor queen was surrounded by ladies-in-waiting who dressed her, guarded her privacy, and subtly steered the rhythms of court life. Their […]

Research expert Alan Wambold shows best practices for uncovering family stories. Learn valuable techniques for research, organization, and solving historical mysteries. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month. New members are always welcome.

Knitters and crocheters: Convene weekly for convivial crafting! Teens and adults can bring their own projects and supplies (and beverages) and spend a pleasant evening together at the fireplace. And happy news for those who’ve always wanted to learn: basic instruction is offered along with friendly encouragement.

You made it through another Monday! Take a beat after a busy day or before tackling dinner and gather by the fireplace for a 15 to 20-minute guided meditation session. All ages welcome, though children under 12 need an accompanying grownup.

Knitters and crocheters: Convene weekly for convivial crafting! Teens and adults can bring their own projects and supplies (and beverages) and spend a pleasant evening together at the fireplace. And happy news for those who’ve always wanted to learn: basic instruction is offered along with friendly encouragement.