Learn something new in Hogansville. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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Get creative with Miss Lara! Join us for Scrap Wood Art, a hands-on workshop where we'll transform pieces of wood into expressive artwork. All materials provided—just bring your imagination! Registration required.
Available while supplies last. Support provided by the Friends of the Toco Hill-Avis G. Williams Library.
Join us for a fun and relaxing crochet experience where beginners and seasoned stitchers alike can learn, share, and create together. Participants will explore basic stitches, pattern reading, and creative project ideas -- all in a supportive social setting.
Join us for a monthly book club discussion focused on books from around the world. April’s selection is The Heart of Redness by Zakes Mda. From Library Journal, "A visiting professor at Yale, Mda is considered one of the bright lights of South African literature. Here's his chance to prove himself..
Kids will explore sound through instrument introduction, hands-on discovery, and simple sound science with bowls, followed by a 10-minute guided story sound bath, body reset, and wrap-up. Ages 7-10. Only children need to be registered.
Teen Junk Journaling Workshop For Teens ages 12–17 Location: Meeting Room This is your chance to get creative and make a journal that’s uniquely you ! Learn how to repurpose old magazines, papers, and other materials to create a one-of-a-kind mixed media journal. You’ll get tips on layering,...
Join us for the Noon Day Book Club, our monthly gathering where readers come together to discuss exciting titles, share perspectives and enjoy getting to know other book lovers.
Support provided by DeKalb Library Foundation and the Friends of Wesley Chapel-William C. Brown Library.
The first 25 families will receive free plants to start their own pizza garden. All ages welcome. Please bring a water bottle and your own garden gloves.
Come to learn and leave ready to explore more of the English language. No exam needed. Children’s activities and/or programs available during class time.
The art display will run throughout the month of April, during library hours.
Join us for Dip 'n' Dab Painting and create a simple way to make colorful artwork perfect for beginners. Registration is required. Adults only, ages 18 and up.
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.
Book Buddies brings books to life for young readers through discussion, games, and activities centered around a different book each month. Register online or call branch at 404.370.3070 ext. 2011. Support provided by 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..
K-Pop giveaways and Korean snacks will be available for all program participants. If you have any questions, contact Emilee Gates-Sawicki at 770.482.3821 or Shakira McCoy at 404.286.6980.
Join us for a fun mixed-media art project with Lara! Ages 18+ Registration required. Sponsored by FOML.
The Barbara Loar Book Lovers Book Club meets virtually on the third Tuesday of each month. New members, register to receive the Zoom link.
Join us once a month to dedicate two hours to work on personal projects alongside fellow creatives! Participants are encouraged to bring their project(s) and any necessary materials. Basic materials such as paper, markers, scissors, and the like will be provided. Monthly meetings will also provide..
Registration is required. Open to participants of all skill levels. Materials are provided. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Our April Project LIT DCPL Young Adult Book Club title is: Everything We Never Had by Randy Ribay. We read one book every 6 weeks. An email with the virtual meeting room information will be sent to registered participants. The first 8 people registered will receive a free copy of Everything We...
Come create something beautiful with Ms. Lara! *** All materials will be provided, and all experience levels are welcome. Due to popular demand, online registration is required. Registration begins 12 noon, the first of the month that the class is scheduled for (for example: for a July 18th class,..
Register and pick up books at either the Decatur Library in the Children's Department or at Little Shop of Stories. Bring your book to the meeting where you will be helping to create shelf readers. The Galley Book Club meets at the Decatur Library. Join now and receive your first galley copy to...
Register in the Decatur Library Children's Department or call the branch at 404.370.3070, ext. 2012. Open to first 12 participants. Support provided by DeKalb Library Foundation.
Come join us on Saturdays for this six week beginners level crocheting class. Learn to make a scarf or a baby blanket. We supply needles and samples of yarn. You can bring your own yearn if you desire a special color.
Calling all knitters, crocheters, cross-stitchers, and anyone else who wants to get together to craft during the cold winter months! Meet us at the Adams park Library the second Monday of each month!
Join us for a discussion of Tress of the Emerald Sea, (Book 1 of Hoid's Travails), by Brandon Sanderson.
Limited copies available at the Circulation Desk or reserve a copy from our catalog. Join with Google Meet: Meeting ID: meet.google.com/uim-icxq-asr Phone Number: (US)+1 484-423-4014 PIN: 459 055 573#
Make language learning fun by attending a special Spanish/English storytime with Lingual Kids. For children 0-5 and their caregivers. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Sewing will be done by hand. All supplies provided. Support provided by DeKalb Library Foundation.
Stop by the library and de-stress. Work on your fiber arts project with other fiber arts crafters. No advance registration is required. Light snacks provided.
This club will focus on sounding out words and beginning to read fluently. Each participant will receive a copy of the book to take home. Funding provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Registration recommended. Program supported by funding from the Friends of Decatur Library.
Join us as we celebrate National Library Week by recreating the covers of our favorite books and making new book covers from scratch.
Join us for a discussion of When No One is Watching by Alyssa Cole.
MiLB High-A: Jersey Shore BlueClaws at Rome Emperors at AdventHealth Stadium
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.
Create your own tiny book shelf inside an Altoid tin. Program is funded by the Friends of the Decatur Library.
Game on! Tween Game Time is the place to hang out, play, and have fun with friends. We’ll have a mix of board games, card games, and puzzles. Perfect for ages 9–12.
Our April crafts will include collage and sun prints. Craft stations rotate monthly. Funding provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Join us for a discussion of Head Games by Mary B. Morrison.
MLB: Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves at Truist Park
While supplies last, pick up a kit in the YA area/Teen Space to make liquid gold slime in honor of National Financial Literacy Month. For ages 12-18.
Gather ‘round for a magical journey through books! Join us for Storytime for Kids every Wednesday, a fun and engaging event where young imaginations take the center stage!
Open to first 12 participants. Funding provided by the Fiends of the Redan-Trotti Library.