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(Adults) Join us at the Fringe for a special moment for your best furfriend to take a holiday photo with the Easter Bunny! Thank you to our friends at GoodBoy Training for partnering with us to bring Easter magic to our pets. Folks will receive a free pup cup & a photo emailed to them. […]

New York Times bestselling author Andrew Maraniss writes sports-and history-related nonfiction for adults, teens, and children, telling stories with a larger social message. His first book, Strong Inside, received the Lillian Smith Book Award for civil rights and the RFK Book Awards’ Special Recognition Prize for social justice, becoming the first sports-related book ever to […]

(Birth – 18 months) Read stories, sing songs, learn, and play! Join us for this program targeted at engaging your baby’s developing mind and socializing with others! Are you an expectant parent? Come check us out, and meet the storytime crew!

(18 months – 3 years) Sing! Dance! Read! Play! We engage toddlers (and grown ups!) in a weekly program aimed at introducing basic literacy-building concepts through interactive activities. No registration required.

This fun and educational storytime includes books, music, movement, and other activities to enhance early learning and prepare children for school. Although recommended for ages 3-5, all are invited to participate.

Move and play; read and learn. Your child will grow social, emotional, and motor skills while attending this fun-filled weekly program designed for a wide range of ages.

(Adult/Teen) Class 1: Monday, April 7 | Class 2: Monday, April 14. This intro series, led by local potter Kate Harris, includes a brief introduction to wheel throwing, trimming, & glazing. All participants will return on their own to glaze their piece before the final firing in the kiln. Make sure you can attend both […]

(Teens) Future Healthcare Professionals (FHP) is a free program that introduces high school students to the healthcare field. Programs take place in the evening at local area hospitals, community centers, libraries, and schools. Throughout the program, students are introduced to a variety of health careers through the study of anatomy and physiology, hands-on activities, service […]

(Teen/Adult) Yoga classes are for for adults and young adults, and all levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! If not, extras will be provided. Classes are first-come, first served. Arrive early to reserve your spot! Although the class typically meets weekly, there may be nights when the room or instructor […]

(3 – 5 years) Enjoy a mix of storytime, basic yoga poses, and meditation to help your preschooler grow in confidence, motor skills, body autonomy, and awareness.

(18 months – 3 years) We engage toddlers (and grown ups!) to sing, read, dance, and play while building a foundation for early literacy learning!

(Ages 3-5) Explore music, art, science, technology, mindfulness and more, through books, crafts and activities.

(Ages 3-5) Explore music, art, science, technology, mindfulness and more, through books, crafts and activities.

 *Sensitive Topics* Parental Discretion Advised. Join folks from Hope Harbor as they share the story “My body belongs to me”, which is a safety curriculum designed to help children understand appropriate and inappropriate touches through learning about personal boundaries along with various safety rules in an age appropriate & fun way! Register here. Contact alexise@warrenpl.org […]

(18 months – 3 years) Sing! Dance! Read! Play! We engage toddlers (and grown ups!) in a weekly program aimed at introducing basic literacy-building concepts through interactive activities.

(Birth – 18 months) Read stories, sing songs, learn, and play! Join us for this program targeted at engaging your baby’s developing mind and socializing with others! Are you an expectant parent? Come check us out, and meet the storytime crew!

(Family) A mommy-and-me class for all levels! Classes will incorporate pilates, yoga and strength to a fun upbeat playlist. Bring your babies – preschool aged children to celebrate our bodies, get in a great workout, and meet with a community of supportive moms! This is a donation-based class. Contact Jenkins.Emery.lu@gmail.com  for more information. No registration […]

(Ages 3-5) Dive into a world of imagination and inclusion with our Sensory Storytime; through interactive storytelling and sensory-friendly elements, kids can embark on a journey that celebrates their unique experiences and fosters a love for reading in a welcoming environment.

(Ages 7-14) We are going to make miniature fences and vandalize/decorate them. I will discuss graffiti art history just a bit and show different styles. Materials are provided.  Let us know you’re coming by registering here! Email Tatumb@warrenpl.org for questions

(All ages) Join us for a free community screening of the documentary Join or Die based on scientist Robert Putnam’s research on the decline in American community. This documentary highlights a path out of the plaguing loneliness facing many Americans today and offers a solution: join a club. After the screening, please stay to speak […]

(Ages 3-5) Ignite your preschooler’s social, emotional, and motor skills in a dynamic weekly storytime adventure. With interactive activities and pre-literacy skill-building, watch as your child’s growth blossoms in a world of fun and learning

Move and play; read and learn. Your child will grow social, emotional, and motor skills while attending this fun-filled weekly program designed for a wide range of ages. Contact laurab@warrenpl.org for more information.

(Ages 5 and up) Create, build, innovate! LEGO Club is a weekly opportunity to play and create with legos. We provide the bricks; the kids provide the imagination!

(Adult/Teen) T.S. Eliot, in his poem “The Waste Land,” famously said “April is the cruelest month,” but how can that be when it’s also NATIONAL POETRY MONTH?! Come on out and celebrate National Poetry Month by reading an original work, or just sit back and enjoy. Writers of all backgrounds and levels are welcome! Sign […]

The Buchanon Park Branch will be closed Friday, April 18.

(Ages 3-5) Hands on STEAM activities (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) are paired with early literacy learning at this weekly program.

1957 | Rated G Young Vince Everett (Presley) goes to prison for accidentally killing a man in a barroom brawl while defending a young woman’s honor. After Everett’s cellmate teaches him how to play guitar and encourages him to sing, Everett’s hip-swiveling, electrifying performance at a jailhouse concert leads to stardom. But fame quickly gives […]

(Adult) Community Yoga with Cre Dye for all levels. Come cultivate our collective ability to be in harmony through our breath and bodies. Let’s move together to stay healed together. Donation-based class. Contact credye@yahoo.com for more information. No registration required. 

(All ages) There’s a brand new bike co-op coming to the community! Help us celebrate by painting a mural on the side of the shipping container that will be our shop. No registration required.

(Birth- Age 5) Join us for a one-of-a-kind Easter Egg Hunt in the library stacks! Enjoy crafts, games, and a visit from the Easter Bunny before searching for hidden eggs among the books. Register here to let us know you’re coming. Contact tatumb@warrenpl.org  for more information.   

(Ages 5 and up) Join us for a one-of-a-kind Easter Egg Hunt in the library stacks! Enjoy crafts, games, and a visit from the Easter Bunny before searching for hidden eggs among the books. Register here to let us know you’re coming! Contact katieh@warrenpl.org  for more information.  

This film is the first half of the Capitol’s “Desolation: Two Nightmares from Kiyoshi Kurosawa” series! 2001 | Rated R An apparent suicide in Tokyo triggers a chain of mysterious disappearances involving computers in writer-director Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s creepy techno-thriller.

This film is the second half of the Capitol’s “Desolation: Two Nightmares from Kiyoshi Kurosawa” series! 1997 | Rated R Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s spellbinding international breakthrough established him as one of the leaders of the emerging new wave of Japanese horror while pushing the genre into uncharted realms of philosophical and existential exploration. A string of […]