Week Calendar

Whether you need help setting up an email account, learning how to use Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) or anything in between, we’re here to help you with your computer, tablet or smartphone questions.

Participants investigate various topics through stories, crafts and sensory activities. This month we celebrate the intelligent, indefatigable squirrel. 

Registration is required by calling (910) 483-7727 ext. 1436.

The holiday season is just around the corner! Join us for a festive wreath-making workshop where you'll create your own beautiful wreath using bamboo frames, garlands and ribbons.

Create a Fall Leaf Bookmark for yourself or your friends and family. Materials will be provided. 

Registration is required by calling (910) 483-7727 ext. 1414 or registering online. 

Start getting in the holiday festive mood early. Come in and make your own Quilted Ball Ornament to take home. Materials are provided. 

Registration is required by calling (910) 483-7727 ext. 1381 or registering online.

Not perfect, just willing. Consider becoming a foster parent...it's easier than you may expect. Provide a home for now; create connections for a lifetime. 

Want to learn bridge? Join us for Beginners’ Bridge: the Basics. Afterwards, practice what you've learned with fellow players. 

Registration is required by calling (910) 483-7727 ext. 1436 or registering online.

Bridge is fun! Want to improve your game? Beginners’ Bridge: Beyond Basics teaches popular bridge conventions and provides an opportunity for you to improve your skills through play with fellow participants. 

Join us for a celebration of North Carolina pirates through interactive programming and a talk on Blackbeard and the Queen Anne's Revenge!

Learn about the historic origin of gingerbread cookies and then bake and decorate your own creations. For adults and teens accompanied by adults. A Dickens Holiday Workshop. 

Learn the basics about the popular roleplaying game. This newbie friendly group is in the middle of an ongoing campaign, but you can still join up. If you don't have a character, we'll give you a pre-generated one. 

Whether you need help setting up an email account, learning how to use Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) or anything in between, we’re here to help you with your computer, tablet or smartphone questions.

Participants investigate various topics through stories, crafts and sensory activities. This month we celebrate the intelligent, indefatigable squirrel. 

Registration is required by calling (910) 483-7727 ext. 1436.

Whether you need help setting up an email account, learning how to use Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) or anything in between, we’re here to help you with your computer, tablet or smartphone questions.

Hoist the sails and get ready for the high-seas! Join Captain Jack Sparrow as he navigates through treacherous waters, battles mythical creatures and searches for hidden treasures. 

It’s time for some family-friendly competition! Games will be provided, but you can bring your own if they’re suitable for all ages. 

For more information about this program, please call (910) 483-7727 ext. 1435.

Madame Web tells the standalone origin story of one of Marvel publishing's most enigmatic heroines.

Ahoy, mateys! Ready to navigate the high seas of knowledge? Join us for a thrilling Pirate Navigation Techniques Trivia Night.

Learn about the uses of gingerbread throughout history while making a custom ornament to bring home. Only imaginations are needed and the library will provide any supplies needed. A Dickens Holiday Workshop. 

Henry North, a struggling cybersecurity expert from New Orleans, and Adam Zhang, cofounder of a leading venture capital firm in Austin, had never crossed paths—until they were both violently killed in a place neither belonged.

Blythe Connor is determined to be the caring mother to her baby Violet that she herself never had. But soon, Blythe suspects something is wrong with Violet, though her husband, Fox, insists she’s imagining it.

Learn about the history of voting rights in North Carolina during a talk by Professors Jim Leloudis and Robert Korstad on their book Fragile Democracy as part of the Voices & Votes Exhibition.