Event List

Ages 10-adult! Join a ranger from Seven Islands State Birding Park a fun crafty afternoon and create gifts for the birds and bird lovers in your life!

A book club for people to discuss what they are reading and to make recommendations to fellow readers.

Create your own seasonal door mat.

This program is for intermediate and advanced stitchers to work together on larger on-going projects. Participants are encouraged to bring their own work. We encourage you to register by calling the branch.

Spell your way to a triple-word score with other word-lovers and enjoy a new snack mix at each meeting!

Knit, crochet, and create with fellow yarn enthusiasts, share ideas, and check out provided craft books for inspiration.

Daytime Docs is a monthly film series featuring documentaries that bring awareness to diverse perspectives and life exper

Participants will play bingo for a chance to win free books provided by Friends of the Library.  Refreshments provided.  All ages welcome.

Join other book enthusiasts the last Monday of every month. We will discuss a different book each month.

The Optimist's Daughter, by Eudora Welty

Join us on the first Friday of the month at 10am for a classic movie from the Silver Screen! This month, we will be showing Alfred Hitchcock's "Dial M for Murder" from 1954 with Ray Milland and Grace Kelly. Refreshments will be provided.

Join us every Monday for job help! Searching for a job can be stressful. Need help with your resume? Not sure where to look for work? Curious about a career change? Meet with a reference librarian for help!

Bring any craft you can do in your lap and join us for a night of casual crafting and conversation. Books will be displayed and snacks will be served. Adult program.

So you think you aren't crafty? But you are! Crafting is proven to be good for depression, stress and connecting with other people, regardless of the finished product. The benefit is in the journey!

Join us every Tuesday for one-on-one tech help!

Join the Halls Literary Social Hour to discuss books with your fellow patrons. No required reading, bring your fave or current read!

Are you learning or improving your spoken English? Come practice with us on the first and third Wednesday of the month. Casual conversation and friendly company.

Step into the History Parlor for a conversation about history with East Tennessee History Center team members!

Join our monthly paper craft class! Susan Bernard will demonstrate crafts like quilling, jewelry-making, book folding, and baskets. Ages 14+. All materials provided. Space limited.

This program is for beginners to learn cross-stitch basics. Each month we will stitch a different design. We encourage registering by calling the branch.

Come and share favorite recipes with others! We will have a different theme each month. Please call the branch for more details.