
Express everything you like. No word can hurt you. None. No idea can hurt you. Not being able to express an idea or a word will hurt you much more. As much as a bullet.

- Jamaica Kincaid -

Archive for the ‘Adult program’ Category

Knitting Club

Most Monday nights at 6:30 – join us on March 13, 20, and 27.

Join us to knit or crochet (or do whatever you do with yarn)! People of all skill levels are welcome. We can help you with a problem or mistake that needs fixing, you can learn from the beginning, or maybe learn a new technique. It will be a casual group that morphs to fit what the members want.

Game Night: Ticket to Ride

Wednesday, March 22 at 6 pm

Adult Game Night is an attempt to get adults interested in gaming, again! We associate playing games with kids, but adults need to play just as much as younger folks, maybe more. It is a great way to relax after a long day, a social, relaxing activity to take your mind off your troubles. So—come and play Ticket to Ride with Katherine on Game Night! Ticket to Ride is a set collecting game, in which you try to collect a number of train routes across North America. To win, you have to balance greedily collecting cards with actually setting reasonable goals.

This event is aimed towards adults, but if children over the age of 8 are interested, they can come, too. And convince their parents to come play, because we should all be playing more games!!

Broken Path: Surviving Chronic Pain

Tuesday April 4 @ 6:30 pm

Broken Path: A Journey from Pain to Purpose

Drunk, drugged,and distracted driving continues to be a devastating problem in our world. Thousands of life paths are changed every year. The recovery from a traumatic incident can change you and everyone around you. Join us for a seminar about picking yourself up, starting over, moving on, finding faith… and staying strong!

Please call 401-647-5133 to register!

Artist Reception: Mike Keach

Tuesday, April 11 @ 5:30pm

Come to view Mike Keach’s computer-generated art, displayed in our meeting room throughout April, and meet the artist on April 11th!

Remarkable Maggie

Monday, April 17 @ 2:30 pm

Join us for a book signing and presentation from Ellen Lenox Smith and her service dog, Remarkable Maggie.

Did you ever wonder…

  • What is a service dog?
  • How does a dog become a service dog?
  • What does a service dog do all day?

Learn all this and more from the authors of My LIfe as a Service Dog. Be sure to stick around afterward for a paw signing! Books will be available to purchase for $20.

Game Night: Dungeons & Dragons

Wednesday, April 19 at 6 pm

Adult Game Night is an attempt to get adults interested in gaming, again!  It is a great way to relax after a long day, a social, relaxing activity to take your mind off your troubles.

In this game, you are adventurers in the imaginary desert land of Raori, exploring an ancient tomb, long believed to be cursed. However, a great treasure lies within. Please join me for a game of D&D, the world’s most popular roleplaying game! No experience is necessary, just bring your imagination. Please call to register – up to six seats are available.

This event is aimed towards adults, but if children over the age of 10 are interested, they can come, too. And convince their parents to come play, because we should all be playing more games!!

Fraud Watch

Wednesday, April 26 @ 1:30pm

Every year, thousands of Americans are impacted by fraud and scams – but this class will provide you with tips and resources to protect yourself. Please call to register.

Adult Craft Night: Paper Flowers

Wednesday, April 26 @ 6pm

Join us and learn to make curled paper flowers. Please call or visit our site for more information, or visit the reference desk to view a sample. Registration is necessary!

Intro to Microsoft Word

Tuesday, May 2 @ 6pm

Learn how to use Microsoft Word to create letters, flyers, and reports. This class will go over the basics and then Katherine will answer any questions you may have. Please call to register – 4 spots are available.

Book Clubs

Book Explorers

Second Tuesday of every month at 3:30pm

Next meeting: On April 11 we will be discussing Martin’s Mice by Dick King-Smith.

Classics Book Club

Third Monday of every month at 1:30pm

Next meeting: On March 20 we will be discussing Tobacco Road by Erskine Caldwell.

On April 17 we will be discussing Flight of the Falcon by Daphne du Maurier.
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