The Library is offering One-on-One sessions with Anthony Young who is a financial advisor from Thrivent, a nonprofit financial organization. 30 minute sessions are free and private in our meeting room. Getting your finances in order isn’t always easy or clear. That’s why Anthony is here to provide the expertise and support you need. Whether […]
Baby and Toddler Playtime is great for early literacy. Children are born wired to learn language. Starting from birth, they build language and literacy skills through play and interactions. Ages 0 to 36 months.
It is playtime this week. This program meets at 10:30 for ages 3-5 on Tuesdays & Thursdays
What’s better than a massive pile of LEGO bricks? Absolutely nothing! Stop by our kid’s LEGO club and enjoy 45 minutes of LEGO freeplay. Ages 6 to 12.
It's playtime this week! This program meets at 10:30 for 0 to 36 months on Mondays & Wednesdays.
Build cool Lego robots and learn how to program and make them come to life with introductory programing elements.
Snuggle up in Storytime this month for Cozy stories with Katherine. This program meets at 10:30 for ages 3-5 on Tuesdays & Thursdays
Snuggle up and get cozy for stories with Bailey. This program meets at 10:30 for 0 to 36 months on Mondays & Wednesdays.
Snuggle up in Storytime this month for Cozy stories with Katherine. This program meets at 10:30 for ages 3-5 on Tuesdays & Thursdays
"NEW" All-Ages Chess Club on February 20 at 4:00 Chess club is meeting once a month for those who play or for those who want to learn this board game of strategic skill! Bring your own Chess game or use the one provided. All ages are welcome.
Snuggle up and get cozy for stories with Bailey. This program meets at 10:30 for 0 to 36 months on Mondays & Wednesdays.
Friends of the Collegedale Library present Steve Croy as this months Local Author. Steve has published 14 novels that are available on Amazon. A U.S. Army veteran and retired software engineer, he now lives in Birchwood, Tennessee. He will be discussing his book Way of the Snake. During the 1850s, San Francisco became home to a […]