Explore the different places animals call home, from the desert to the rainforest, and meet animals from different habitats from around the world.

This event is intended for families with children of all ages.

Increase reading skills and confidence with a furry friend.

Come for light snacks, fun activities, socialization and resources for those living with memory loss along with their care partners. 

Join us for an interactive Magic Show!

Prepare for the GED test or improve your math, reading and writing skills with these free classes.  Call Project: LEARN at 330-723-1314 ext. 8 for more information or to register.

Did someone say ice cream!!!  Come join us at the Medina Main Library to make your very own ice cream. Then choose from an assortment of delicious toppings to make your own creation.

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach beginners sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 6 classes is recommended but not required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

Come and discuss our latest pick with us: Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby van Pelt.

Create a fun masterpiece with crayons and paint. 

A manga book club for adults that focuses on contemporary and classic shōjo, shōnen, josei, and seinen titles. Read on your own and come for themed snacks and discussion! *Teens gr. 9 - 12 welcome.

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach intermediate sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 6 classes is recommended but not required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

Stop in to share knitting and crocheting tips. Beginners are welcome for informal instruction. Group donates items to the Warm Up Medina County initiative.

Prepare for the GED test or improve your math, reading and writing skills with these free classes.  Call Project: LEARN at 330-723-1314 for more information or to register.

Bring along your little one and make canvas artwork to always remember their growing fingers and toes. We’ll also be making a collaborative project to showcase during Medina Art Week. Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Join Captain Johnson and Marshall, the Dalmation from Seville Fire and EMS, as they talk about fire safety tips and how they help serve the community. Marshall will demonstrate how to stop, drop, and roll!

Get an introduction to watercolor painting and creature creation with local middle-grade author and artist Glen Somodi. 

Prepare for the GED test or improve your math, reading and writing skills with these free classes.  Call Project: LEARN at 330-723-1314 ext. 8 for more information or to register.

Build something based on our weekly prompts. Your creations will be displayed until the following week.

Wanda M. Morris will discuss her latest novel, What You Leave Behind.

Learn through play with nature-based sensory and STEM activities. 

This event is intended for families with children of all ages.
 

Make your own art masterpiece at the library.  
 

This event is intended for grades K-2.

Join us on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month for a D&D 5e campaign. Create your character and explore a fantastic world filled with adventure and loot! Grades 6 and up.

Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) are tiny works of art that you can make and trade with other artists. We will provide blank cards and art supplies and time and space to create your own small masterpieces.

Join us for a special storytime all abou

Hobo, Tramp or Bum? Hobos had a code of ethics. Did you know they have Hobo Conventions? This program is not only entertaining, it is historic in content and a fascinating history lesson. 

Register for an appointment with an attorney for assistance in family law on this free mobile law clinic on wheels. Service provided in partnership with Ohio Access to Justice Foundation.   Appointments are 45 minutes long and required.

Prepare for the GED test or improve your math, reading and writing skills with these free classes.  Call Project: LEARN at 330-723-1314 for more information or to register.

We're going on an Adventure, it's going to be a good one. Stories, songs and shenanigans!

Explore a variety of art materials and get creative! Dress in clothes you don't mind getting paint on. 

This event is intended for ages 2-5. 

Learn to pickle without the stress of canning.

Learn to play a new tabletop role playing game each month.  

This event is intended for grades 3-5. 

June 20 - Camping Food

July 18 - Lemons!

August 1 - Fair Food (Meeting held at the Medina County Fairgrounds, 720 W. Smith Rd., Medina. Meet at the Pavilion)

Active writers wanted! Discuss your latest projects, topics on the craft, and submit snippets of your work to get feedback in a friendly, participatory environment.

Culture, vocabulary, customs and more followed by discussion. Zoom option available. 

Grades K-5 

Practice reading skills once a week with library staff. Reading buddies can read-aloud, be read to, or both in 20-min. time slots.  Please call 330-273-4150 ext. 2150 to register. 

A painting program that is perfect for adults who want a night out that doesn't center around alcohol! Bring your favorite sweet (or snack) and go home with an original painting by you! $20 supply fee due to presenter at event.

Stop by the library table each month for a fun activity!

6/29-Button Maker

7/20-Make a DIY pet toy. We will donate them to a local vet's office. 

8/3-Make a cute kid craft.

Enjoy a day of bee-themed family fun including the opening of the hive, honey tasting, beekeeping information, crafts, and activities for kids.  

11:00 am -1:00 pm Opening of the Hive (weather permitting)

Join us at the Highland Library as we make paper mache sharks! 

Learn about the resources available in the Family History & Learning Center. Tour includes the Digital Lab, Local History Room, and Makerspace.