Week Calendar

Held at Second Look Books & Brews
119 Wooster St., Lodi, 44253

Mar. 10 – The God of the Woods by Liz Moore

Apr. 14th – Project Hail Mary by Andrew Weir

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

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

Dance along to fun dancing videos. Note: This program will feature flashing lights effects 

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

Hungry Little Caterpillar inspired art. 

Technology Classes with Sherri Meinke. Please call the Medina Reference Desk at 330-725-0588 for current topic.

Music class includes instruments, singing, and dancing. Led by Music Izz Groovy. 

Join Emily as you create a Spring themed basket of your very own.

$25 fee paid to the presenter at time of event.

Please note the new fee for 2026*

Join us as we discuss a new book each month! 

Mar. 9 – The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger  

Explore a new topic each month through play and hands-on STEAM activities designed especially for preschoolers! Sign up for all three sessions and become a Story Explorer!

Join us for some messy fun! 

Music class includes instruments, singing, and dancing. Led by Music Izz Groovy. 

Be a trash-ket ball star by tossing mini-basketballs, snowballs, and more from behind the 3-point line.  Compete for delicious prizes.

Connect with fellow genealogists to discuss research, share hints, and ask questions. 

All are welcome! No registration required.  

View a demonstration of the Makerspace's heat press, mug press, and hat press. Learn about the materials used with each of them and how to make appointments for your own projects.  

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

Learn to make the most of Windows 11

Technology Classes presented by Pieri Levandofsky.

March 23- Senior Guide to AI: Learn the basics of AI (Artificial Intelligence) and a variety of ways to use it for research.

BYO teacup to explore the world of tea and taste test.

May 13 - Share stories, recipes, and ask questions of our certified Tea Master

Learn how tracks and scat are important to discovering the hidden animals around us. Presented by Medina County Park District.

Learn to use the amazing resources on the General Land Office (GLO) website and acquire land patents and surveys for cash sales, homesteads, preemption, military bounty, etc.

A manga book club for adults that focuses on contemporary and classic shōjo, shōnen, josei, and seinen titles. Read on your own and join us for discussion! *Teens 16 and up welcome.

This month's title:

One-on-one help with library resources such as Libby, hoopla, wireless printing, and databases. Call 330-769-2852 to register for a 30 minute time slot. 

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

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach beginners sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 5 classes is recommended but NOT required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

Create a beautiful new bookmark with flowers perfect for Spring! 

Gearheads is our club for teens and tweens who like to make, create, and tinker. We try to provide the building materials and tools for your imagination. Please register for each session you wish to attend.

March - Cardboard Construction

Players of all experience levels gather to battle with their favorite 100-card commander deck!

Presenter Jean Cormany will teach intermediate sign language and Deaf culture. Attendance at all 5 classes is recommended but NOT required. Ages 10 and up welcome.  

This month we'll discuss The Ghostwriter by Julie Clark. 

Are you interested in rain barrels? This presentation showcases the benefits of rain barrels and how they protect the environment. There will also be a demonstration where one barrel is assembled. One lucky attendee will go home wit

Hang out with other teen readers and share your favorite books and authors, get new recommendations, and enjoy book-themed activities, games, and crafts.  

Learn how to create colorful bracelets using plastic straws. Registration is required.

Maximize use of your smartphone by learning how to customize settings and use apps.

Use chicken wire and an embroidery hoop to create a rustic beaded suncatcher. 

Stop by the library to crochet and knit with other crafters in your area!