Week Calendar

Develop English language skills. Call Project: LEARN at 330-723-1314 for locations, times, and to register.

Join us for a 30 minute program of books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays. All children and their caregivers are welcome.

Join MCDL staff for books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays! All children and their caregivers are welcome.  

• Please register with the child's name and age.
• Please choose one weekday timeslot for the 9-week session

Bring in your current project and exchange tips with fellow members. Group donates items to the Warm Up Medina County initiative.

Join MCDL staff for books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays! This story time is intended for ages birth to 24 months.

Develop English language skills. Call Project: LEARN at 330-723-1314 for locations, times, and to register.

Drop in for stories, songs, fingerplays and more!

Join us for a 30 minute program of books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays. All children and their caregivers are welcome.

Join MCDL staff for books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays! All children and their caregivers are welcome.  

• Please register with the child's name and age.
• Please choose one weekday timeslot for the 9-week session

Join MCDL staff for books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays! This story time is intended for ages 2-3.

Join MCDL staff for books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays! All children and their caregivers are welcome.  

• Please register with the child's name and age.
• Please choose one weekday timeslot for the 9-week session

Learn computer skills with Sherri Meinke.

Help the MCDL Genealogy Team bring the past to life! We're inviting longtime Medina County residents and local historians to examine John Buchanan’s aerial photos of our community in the 1950s and 1960s.

Children ages 4 & 5 are invited for a program of rhymes, songs, fingerplays, and books to gear them up for Kindergarten. 

Enjoy snacks and a movie hand selected by Brunswick's movie enthusiast.  Call the Reference desk at 330-273-4150 extension 2131 for this month's title.

Introduce your littlest darling to books, bouncy rhymes, and musical beats. This storytime series is intended for ages birth up to 24 months.

Form a team of 3-6 people to compete in a race to finish a 500-piece puzzle. Teens welcome. 

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.

Pumpkin painting, games, and snacks.

Stretch, swap, and summon your spooky side! Join us for a Halloween-themed yoga session followed by a book swap. Costumes welcome (as long as you can still move!).

From censuses to yearbooks, a variety of resources can reveal your ancestors' experiences with literacy and schooling. Learn how to find and interpret records to discover relatives’ scholastic stories. Optional viewing on Zoom. 

A club for artists of all levels! Expand your skills and enjoy fun games. 

*Afternoon Drawing Club will not meet 11/26 due to the Thanksgiving holiday*

Come decorate your own flowerpot with fall foliage, spooky ghosts, and other fun designs! Limited to 10 due to materials.

Get inspired and be creative with other teen writers. 

Join Shannon for a different theme each month as you create your very own needle felting masterpiece. Individual registration required for each class as this is not a series.

September 18th: Framed Landscapes

View a demonstration of Canva – a free, online resource for graphic design – and learn to create custom designs for a variety of projects. Includes a discussion of how to print your creations at the Family History & Learning Center. 

Otaku Tuesdays is our club for teens who are fans of anime and manga. Join us each month as we celebrate pop culture with crafts and other activities. Cosplay always welcome!

September - Anime Classic

October - Button Making

Come in costume and enjoy an evening of tricks, treats, and fun. 

Get into the Halloween spirit by decorating a pumpkin with acrylic paint!

Drop-in for a 30 minute program of books, rhymes, songs and fingerplays. All children and their caregivers are welcome.

September 24: How to Age Disgracefully by Claire Pooley 

October 29: Whalefall by Daniel Kraus 

November 19: Midnight Rose by Lucinda Riley

From the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain to today’s Trick-or-Treating, learn the eerie origins of All Hallows' Eve. 

Brianna Labuskes is the author of The Boxcar Librarian, a thrilling Depression-era novel inspired by true events about a woman’s quest to uncover a mystery surrounding a local librarian and the Boxcar Library—a converted mining train that bro

Make a clay ghost for a tea light candle!

All ages are welcome to walk the red carpet and show off their Halloween costumes! Treats and a craft will be available. 

Stop by the Highland Library to crochet or knit with other crafters in your community. No formal instruction provided. Plenty of books and yarn to go around!