Beginner guitar lessons for patrons ages 13-17. This class meets weekly on Thursdays at 4:00. Please bring your own instrument. Registration required.

Understanding how music works will give you the tools you need to write riffs, songs, and solos, and learn to improvise in a friendly hands-on environment.

Dungeons and Dragons Group meets every other Thursday at 5:00 at the Pike County Public Library (Lee Avenue). Beginners and experienced players alike are welcome.   Dungeons and Dragons is a role playing game (RPG) where a single player plays … Read More

Story Time is for children ages 5 and under and features books, action/movement, songs, and a craft. Story Time is held Thursdays at 11:00 and 2:00 and Saturdays at 11:00.   Besides being fun, Story Time also helps develop early … Read More

Pike County Public Library Quilters Group is a quilting social that also teaches quilting and needlework. Participants exchange patterns, quilting ideas, and sewing projects.   Both beginners and experienced quilters are welcome! Quilters Group meets alternating Saturdays at noon at … Read More

Understanding how music works will give you the tools you need to write riffs, songs, and solos, and learn to improvise in a friendly hands-on environment.   Class is held every Monday at the Pike County Public Library (Lee Ave) … Read More

Beginner guitar lessons for patrons ages 18+. This class meets weekly on Mondays at 4:30. Please bring your own instrument.

Alibis at The Book Club meets every other Monday at the Pike County Public Library (Lee Avenue). Join us for mystery, thrills, and lively discussion!

Calling all young chefs! Kids ages 6–12 are invited to get hands on in the kitchen and make pancakes.   Participants will learn simple food prep skills, practice kitchen safety, and assemble their own delicious snack to enjoy. This program … Read More

This 6-week Intermediate ASL course is designed for those who have completed our Beginner ASL class (or have equivalent experience) and want to continue building confidence and fluency. Participants will expand their vocabulary, practice more complex sentence structures, and engage … Read More

This month at the Story Trail, read selections from "Where the Sidewalk Ends," a celebrated 1974 children's poetry collection written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein. It features whimsical, imaginative poems and drawings, including the title poem which describes a imaginative, … Read More