Drop in to knit and crochet with others.  Expert knitters on site to help those who need assistance.  Supplies not provided, please bring your own project to work on.

Ages 2-5 + Adult

Fun scientific exploration through craft guided by a librarian on Zoom.

Read to a therapy dog or dog in training in a one-on-one session. You will be called to schedule your session the week of the program. Children ages 5-12 are invited to attend. 

Bring your knitting and crochet projects and join us while we finish our projects. Other handwork is welcomed. 

Adult Book Club-We meet once month on the second Wednesday in study room 4 from 2-3:30 pm. This book is about the fire at Los Angeles Public Library. 

Join us, in person, to make your own St. Patrick's Day T-shirt. 

Use your wit, skill, and some lucky rolls of the dice to create characters, fight bad guys, and maybe even save the world. No experience necessary!

Join us on ZOOM for shamrock-themed bingo!

Join us for an adventure where you choose how the story ends! We'll blend fun activities with Zoom voting to choose the story together, and hopefully survive the adventure.

Ages 6-12.  Join us at the library for investigative and hands-on fun activities that will spark your interest in science, technology, engineering, art and math!

Registration is required.

Join some of our Children's Librarians on Zoom to craft with us! We will be doing craft projects live on Zoom for children ages 5-12. 

Ages 5-12

Use science skills to help your librarian solve the mystery.

Ages 0-36 months + Adult

Join us for our Great Michigan Read book discussion as we bring the 1913-14 Calumet copper mine strike to life! Our facilitator will share her family history and photographs, plus enjoy a sample of pasty pie.

For parents and caregivers of children ages 0-36 months.

During this craft we will create a St. Patrick day wreath to hang on your door or in your house.

BCLS is excited to host local author Jeff Vande Zande along with special guest poet Ken Meisel. Each will read selections from their works relating to the NEA Big Read Great Lakes Bay's "neighborhoods" theme.