Upcoming Events

A library staff member or volunteer will read a selection of stories that have a theme (TBD). ALL ages are welcome. Registration isn’t required, but we’d love to know you’re coming. 706-736-6244

Monsters are on the loose! Kids can design their own goofy, scary, or silly monsters in this hands-on craft event. Perfect for little artists who love to imagine, laugh, and create.

Do you love to quilt or want to learn? Bring your supplies and join Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Johnson for a friendly get-together where you can swap tips, share projects, and enjoy great company. All experience levels are welcome!

Build, stack, and play at Tots & Blocks—a special LEGO® hour just for toddlers! This hands-on program encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and imaginative play using toddler-friendly blocks and bricks.

Tired of the usual routine? Join us for BORED Games, a teen program where the library’s board games are yours to explore! Hang out with friends, try new games, or challenge someone to a friendly match.

Pick up a Take & Make Kit every 4th Friday of the month. This month will feature an origami kit. No experience needed; all materials supplied. While supplies last. Best for ages 12-18.

The session is free for ages (6-18) for children who are experiencing crisis or loss.

This event is open to the public, and is sponsored by Theta Pi Epsilon Sorority, Inc. 

Join us at Appleby for Lego Club as we play with Legos. What can you build with the Legos provided? All ages are welcome.

Grab a brush, add some color, and join The Painting Circle! This adult painting club is all about creativity, laughter, and connecting with fellow art lovers.

Join us as we explore true crime cases each month. 

Come write with us! Words in Progress is a biweekly, relaxed, no-pressure space for writers of all kinds to set aside time to work on their latest project—whether it's a novel, a blog, a journal entry, or anything in between.

Are you an adult who loves to read? Come by Appleby on the 4th Monday of the month as we discuss this month’s book club read – “Museum of the Missing: The High Stakes of Art Crime” by Simon Houpt.