Event List

Do you know someone living with dementia? Do you need help supporting a person living with dementia? This presentation will provide information about dementia and empower community members and families on how to navigate this journey.

Our drop-in Toddlertime storytime is for children ages 16-23 months are 30 minutes long and include a variety of stories, songs, fingerplays, and other activities.  Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. 

Share patterns, exchange project ideas, and socialize while you knit in our weekly Knitting Group! Bring your own supplies. Refreshments provided. Crocheters also welcome. 

Storytimes for children 3 years of age and are 30 minutes long and include a variety of stories, music, and movement. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Both beginners and experienced gardeners welcome.

During the growing season, March through November, work bees to keep up with gardening tasks required in the beds in front of the library, usually followed by educational seminars.

A forum where serious writers share their work, and receive and provide constructive, supportive critiques of each member’s writing.

All over the world, people are playing games, and our library is participating with a wide selection of board games, both old and new. Find something you remember fondly or try something you've seen on the shelves in the stores.

Come join us for an afternoon of playing mahjong! We’ll be playing with real tiles, and snacks will be provided. Everyone is welcome, whether you’re a seasoned player, have only ever played online, or have always wanted to learn.

We will meet in the Community Room to discuss this month's book.  You can get a copy of the book to check out by picking one up at the adult desk. You might wish to call us at 248-618-7693 to make sure we have a copy available for you.

Babytime is recommended for ages 6 months-15 months (pre-walkers).  It includes stories, fingerplays, songs, and free-play/social time.  Caregivers must attend and are encouraged to participate.

Two-year-old Storytime is 30 minutes long and include a variety of stories, songs, fingerplays, and other activities.  Storytimes are held in our children’s story and craft room.  Children need be accompanied by a parent or a caregiver.

The Evening Book Discussion meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the month (excluding August) at 7:00 pm in the Conference Room unless otherwise noted. No registration required.

A meeting of The Waterford Genealogical Society online via Zoom.  All are welcome to attend. If you wish to attend you must register and enter your email address so we can send you the zoom link.

Our drop-in Toddlertime storytime is for children ages 16-23 months are 30 minutes long and include a variety of stories, songs, fingerplays, and other activities.  Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. 

Share patterns, exchange project ideas, and socialize while you knit in our weekly Knitting Group! Bring your own supplies. Refreshments provided. Crocheters also welcome. 

Storytimes for children 3 years of age and are 30 minutes long and include a variety of stories, music, and movement. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Select and prepare a recipe from the month's cookbook, and we’ll gather for a potluck to discuss the cookbook. Bring all you need to serve the dish. Paper plates, plasticware, napkins, and water will be provided. Registration required.

Children meet for about 45 minutes to create their own free-form Lego structure (we supply the Legos). They are displayed in the library lobby until the next meeting. Then the students can make new structures.

Children meet for about 45 minutes to create their own free-form Lego structure (we supply the Legos). They are displayed in the library lobby until the next meeting. Then the students can make new structures.

Scout or Wendell from ATD, along with their owner, Robert, will be visiting the library so that students can read to them. Sign-up to read to a dog for a 15 minute session.  Registration begins November 1.

Scout or Wendell from ATD, along with their owner, Robert, will be visiting the library so that students can read to them. Sign-up to read to a dog for a 15 minute session.  Registration begins November 1.

Scout or Wendell from ATD, along with their owner, Robert, will be visiting the library so that students can read to them. Sign-up to read to a dog for a 15 minute session.  Registration begins November 1.

Scout or Wendell from ATD, along with their owner, Robert, will be visiting the library so that students can read to them. Sign-up to read to a dog for a 15 minute session.  Registration begins November 1.