Event List

In D&D, each player creates a heroic character to represent them in the game: this might be a skilled fighter, a devout cleric, a deadly rogue, a spellcasting wizard, or something else entirely!

Make a felt Valentine for a loved one or yourself. Participants will cut out their felt shapes, decorate them, and stitch them together to make a one of a kind Valentine.

Adult GED classes are educational programs designed to help adults who did not complete high school earn their General Educational Development (GED) certificate.

Registration packet can be picked up at Eufaula Memorial Library. 

A fun interactive early literacy program. Build language skills while enjoying stories, songs, and crafts to a new theme each week. 
 

Storytime for ages 2 and 3 years old.
 

Storytime for children ages 3 to 5 years old. 
 

SAIL is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. Performing exercise that improves strength, balance, and fitness is critical for staying active and reducing the risk or falls.

Oral histories are vital for family research. Do you have an eccentric aunt or a family mystery? Spill the tea! 

Join us for a family history tea party! Bring a mug and a story; we'll provide the refreshments.

The group aims to provide support to those who provide long-term care for loved ones.

Join us at Q.B. Boydstun on February 11th from 4 pm to 5 pm for a PowerPoint Party! The theme is: Things You Find Hilarious. Registration opens January 11th. Attendance is open to spectators; however, presenters are required to register.

Join us for a fun activity after school. This week, we focus on a crafting activity. 

Designed for ages birth to 24 months and their caregivers. 

SAIL is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. 
 

Creative story time with shared read-aloud and follow-up activity.

Introduce your child to the joys and culture of reading in a fun and positive environment! Storytime introduces children ages 0-4 to books, rhymes, music, and other literacy-based activities.

The movements of Tai Chi help older adults reduce their risk of falling, while also increasing balance and flexibility. Participants learn ways to improve their overall mind, body and spirit through a series of slow, continuous movements.