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Join us for a hands-on creative workshop where you’ll learn how to turn people into animated characters using pixelation , a fun and engaging form of stop-motion animation! In this interactive session, we’ll explore the theme: “Express What You Love About Your Community.” Together, we’ll...
Join John and Rosemary Robertson of COMAS Music Group for a mix of classic, modern, and original jazz. Please note that COMAS Music Group will not be performing in October 2026. For their schedule, booking information, or subscribing to their CONVERSATIONS, please call 404-312-2261 or email...
Do you have some burning issues you are unable to resolve with you desktop, Chromebook, iPad or cellphone? For instance, to view your family photos on social media, but don't know how to navigate the mechanics of the computer. To create an email account or how to access your account to send reply...
Celebrate Spring Break with Board Game Day at the Alpharetta Library! Bring the whole family and enjoy an afternoon of fun, laughter, and friendly competition with a variety of board games for all ages. It’s a great way to unplug, connect, and make memories—right here at your local library. Come...
Learn how to thread a sewing machine safely, wind a bobbin, sew a straight line and back-stitch to lock in a seam.
MLB: Cleveland Guardians at Atlanta Braves at Truist Park
Celebrate National Unicorn Day by making your very own UNICORN!
Please register each child individually. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Join Roswell Library and Piccadilly Puppets for Butterfly Ballad/La Balada de las Mariposas , a puppet show following Katy and Kevin Caterpillar through the stages of their lives – from egg, to caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly – and their fascinating migration to Mexico. Narrated by Mother...
MLB: Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves at Truist Park
No Walk-ins Due to limited space, please only register for the Monday, Tuesday or Thursday session. This will allow other community members to attend. Ages 18 and up. Note: This class is for adults only. Children will not be allowed in the room. Registration is required. Space is limited, advanced..
Join us Saturday afternoon for game play. Bring your own snacks.
This class will teach you the basics of HTML coding and how to work with Codepen, which is an online code editor.
Calling all anime lovers and manga fans! Join us for a teen hangout where you can talk about your favorite anime series, dive into the latest manga chapters, and connect with other fans. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting started, everyone’s welcome. Bring your favorite titles, share...
Bring your friends or make new ones and join us for games and snacks. Open to first 20 participants. Funded by Methodist Church of Stone Mountain & Friends of the Stone Mountain-Sue Kellogg Library.
Join us for yoga classes led by yoga instructor Mary Veal every Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. Each class will last approximately one hour. No registration is required. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a towel or yoga mat. Sponsored by the Friends of the Roswell Library, www.forl.net .
This program is for those who have some prior chess experience. Open to the first 16 participants. Chess boards are provided but players are welcome to bring their own sets.
Ready to own your future? Join us for an empowering session designed to help you understand what it truly takes to become a homeowner! We’ll break down the steps, simplify the process, and guide you through the mindset shifts needed to move from renting to owning with confidence. Whether you’re...
This workshop series is supported by the Tau Pi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the Council for Community Enrichment, Inc. Workshop Series Schedule: Redan-Trotti Library Monday, April 13 — 1:00–3:00 p.m. Keys to Financial Success: Investing, Managing Debt,...
Join us for an hour of coloring, board games and puzzles for all ages! Children 12 and under must be accompanied by parent or guardian
Need a chance to slow down and clear your mind? Stop by our Passive Puzzling table! Work alongside others to contribute to a rotating puzzle. Ongoing all month during library hours.
Have questions about your phone, tablet or computer? Drop in during Tech Tuesdays for one-on-one help with your basic needs.
All ages and skill levels are welcome. Have fun learning the basics of chess, improving your game, mastering strategies, and meeting other chess fans. Equipment provided. Walk-ins welcome.
Learn to crochet or learn new crochet techniques with other crocheters. All skill levels are welcome. Limited supplies available for beginner crocheters.
Drop in the Teen Room once every other month to be creative and meet new people!
Celebrate Jigsaw Puzzle Day at the library with a come-and-go program where patrons of all ages can relax, connect, and challenge their brains by working on jigsaw puzzles together. Enjoy a variety of puzzle sizes and styles. Collaborate with friends and family.
Unwind and build it your way during Teen LEGO Time. Work solo or team up with friends to create structures, characters, or imaginative worlds. This open-ended program encourages creativity, problem-solving, and fun collaboration. Snacks and beverages will be served.
Coffee, tea, juice, and pastries provided. Questions? Contact the branch at 404.508.7175. Support provided by DeKalb Library Foundation.
Do you love to crochet? Want to learn or improve your skills? Join our friendly and welcoming Crochet Club, meet Ujima Barcliff for hands-on crochet sessions, and unlock your inner creativity as you discover new ways to express yourself. Materials will be provided. Registration is required. Adults.
Join us for a relaxing afternoon of bingo! Have fun and and make new friends. Light refreshments will be provided.
Blood donations helps save lives. Register online here. Use the code decli when registering.
Join Instructor Rae Rae for a 45-minute wellness empowerment class suited for men and women who enjoy low impact exercise and conversation. 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month!
Support provided by DeKalb Library Foundation and the Friends of Wesley Chapel-William C. Brown Library.
Join our welcoming and easy-paced computer class designed especially for seniors. Whether you're brand new or just need a refresher, we’ll help you feel at home in the digital world
Enjoy the StoryWalk® throughout the spring: March, April, and May. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Join us for an afternoon of chess! All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own chess set or use one of ours. For ages 10 & up.
Materials provided. Funding provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Join us to work on your fiber arts projects with others or to learn beginning knitting! This group is open to all skill levels and all crafts, including crochet, knitting embroidery, etc. New learners can also borrow limited knitting supplies for use during the meeting. The Central Fiber Arts Club..
This three-part class teaches basic computer skills. The class schedule is as follows: Friday, January 16 - Computer and Internet Basics Friday, January 23 - E-mail Basics Friday, February 6 - Basic Word Processing Friday, February 13 - Computer and Internet Basics Friday, February 27 - E-mail...
Registration is required. Open to participants of all skill levels. Materials are provided. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
This program is tailored to participants with no prior chess experience. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Join us and learn simple steps to help ease stress and muscle tension. Participants must bring their own yoga mat. Registration is not required.
This workshop series is supported by the Tau Pi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the Council for Community Enrichment, Inc. Workshop Series Schedule: Redan-Trotti Library Monday, April 13 — 1:00–3:00 p.m. Keys to Financial Success : Investing, Managing Debt,...
Available while supplies last. Support provided by the Friends of the Toco Hill-Avis G. Williams Library.
A class to help people learn how to create, organize, and layout their resumes.
Get creative and connect with friends while making colorful friendship bracelets. Learn simple knotting techniques, design your own patterns, and take home a bracelet you made yourself—or swap with a friend. All supplies provided, no experience needed.