Learn something new in Hewitt, MN. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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The Mary Ann Key Book Club uses reading as a catalyst for intercultural conversations around understanding and addressing past and current injustices that impact Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Join your neighbors to watch the live stream of the author talk and have a discussion of our 2026.
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Grades 8-12. Using your hands and bright colored, super chunky, eco (recycled) yarn, learn how to knit and crochet ropes to decorate your favorite room, stitch them together for a scarf, or turn them into fun little creatures. Materials provided. Collaborator: Parcel Arts. This program is funded...
Watch the Mary Ann Key Book Club’s conversation with Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of " The Serviceberry ." In this livestreamed event, Kimmerer will be joined in conversation by Star Tribune columnist and book club partner Myron Medcalf. The conversation will conclude with a Q&A from the in-person...
Come work on your crafting projects in a community setting at Sun Ray Library! Bring whatever project you’re working on and trade tips and tricks with other crafters. There will be a materials swap at each event, so bring any leftover materials you have that you’d like to share.
Join your neighbors for a casual monthly book discussion! We meet the second Monday of the month. Here is a list of the books we have read since 2022 .
Join our discussion of interesting titles. The book club meets in-person on the second Thursday of each month. May 14: The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon June 11: Here One Moment by Lianne Moriarty July 9: Title to be announced View complete book list from 2025-2026 discussed by Excelsior Book Club...
Join Alaina from Merriam Park for monthly discussions of contemporary fiction. If you need a copy of the current month's book, stop by Merriam Park Branch Library and inquire at the desk.
Join the Twin Cities’ Goblin Craft Club in the meeting room for a bring-your-own-craft gathering! All craft projects are welcome, but please bring your own tools and materials. This gathering is also only for adults; if you have mini-goblins, please leave them at home!
Are you a fan of anime/manga? Join the library every Wednesday for our Anime Club! Our schedule for the month is: 5/6: Japanese culture trivia 5/13: Coloring and watching anime 5/20: DIY bento box workshop 5/27: Japan bingo
The Mary Ann Key Book Club uses reading as a catalyst for intercultural conversations around understanding and addressing past and current injustices that impact Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Join your neighbors in a discussion of our 2026 season selection: " The Serviceberry " by Robin...
Join us for a new craft every month. Meet other local crafters and share in the joy of making cool things. Materials provided. Limit 15. Sponsor: Friends of the Hennepin County Library.
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the previous book club meeting or following the meeting at the service desk. May 6: The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson See previous titles read on the...
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles focused on transforming perceptions and building a more equitable and connected community. A limited number of lending copies may be picked up at the information desk prior to each discussion. Upcoming titles include: April 9: Mary Ann Key Book Club.
Join our discussion of books centering diverse literary voices that explore themes of racism, identity and social justice. In this quarterly book club, we aim to deepen our understanding of systemic inequities and grow together as a community by fostering dialogue that promotes diversity, equity,...
Adult Art and Craft Meet-Up. Work on your own projects in a supportive atmosphere – no pressure, no critique. A few minutes' introduction, then we work with quiet conversation or music. Please only bring/use non-toxic supplies and materials – ink, pencils, charcoal, watercolor, pastels, gouache,...
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the information desk prior to meeting. March 4: West with Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge April 1: The Wind Knows My Name by Isabel Allende May 6: The Borrowed Life.
Join us for arts, crafts, and games; youth, ages 5 to 18 every other Saturday each month, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. No registration required.
Space for everyone to come together and make yarn magic! Get hands on lessons to make anything crochet related. Very beginner friendly- come with no prior knowledge and leave as a pro! Supplies provided. This program is designed for teens.
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. Hosted by Antonio from Plymouth Library. Some lending copies will be available at the Plymouth Library service desk. May 6: Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn June 3: Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez July 1: Wedding People by Alison..
Join our discussion of new and interesting fiction titles. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up prior to meeting. Titles to be announced.
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. May 11: Three Ordinary Girls by Tim Brady
Create an original piece of art by following random creative prompts. Notice how each participant will respond to the prompts differently as they create. Experiment with a variety of media (paint, markers pencil, pen, cut paper, string, etc.) Materials provided. This course is for all skill levels..
Drop in to hang out and make cool stuff at FunLab! Featuring crafts, science experiments, engineering projects, video games, and more. This program is designed for ages 7-11.
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. Bring along recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the information desk. March 5: The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers April 2: The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett May 7: Leviathan Wakes by..
K-grade 1. Discover the joy of books and explore art and science as we read, talk, and play together. No pre-reading required. Registration preferred, drop-ins will be accommodated if space allows.
Join our discussion of new and interesting historical fiction titles. Bring along recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the Brooklyn Park Library service desk.
Join our discussion of new and interesting mystery and thriller titles. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the information desk prior to meeting. March 9: And There He Kept Her by Joshua Moehling (with author visit!) April 13: Vanished in...
Join our discussion of interesting graphic novels and comic books. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the information desk prior to meeting. March 12: Wonder Woman mix by various authors April 9: Spent by Alison Bechdel May 14: Ginseng Roots by..
*Teen Hang-Out is for ages 11-17 and 6-12th grade students. Every Thursday at the Highland Park Library in the First Floor Meeting Room! What we do: Play Playstation 5, DIY and art projects (painting, perler beads, clay, jewelry making, and more), eat a snack, relax, and yap! Drop-in for a little...
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Join us for conversation, read the newspaper, or do a crossword puzzle! This is a drop-in program, so come to stay or just say "Hi!" Each week will feature an activity from 1:30-3 p.m.* All individuals age 55+ are welcome. Sponsor: Friends of the Hennepin County Library. Collaborator: Westminster...
Presented by the Laurel School of Music, the Family Concert Series invites our youngest music appreciators and their families to enjoy free live performances by the Laurel School of Music faculty. Each concert features a lively mix of musical genres and instruments, followed by complimentary...
Teachers and parents of children of all ages are invited to join Richard Lewis and Lilly Crawford in a conversation based on Lewis' poem and book, " A Tree Lives ," on exploring and encouraging the profound and instinctive sense that children can, and so often, express towards the beauty and life...
Need something mended? Is your favorite piece of clothing falling apart? Our expert sewist will teach you how to mend with a machine or by hand, either invisibly or the new trend of visible mending. Registration is required.
Calling all future engineers and architects! We've got the bricks, but we need you to bring your imagination. No experience necessary. We'll also have DUPLOS®, so all ages are welcome. No registration is required. Room capacity is limited.
Need help getting connected, navigating online tools, or finding resources? We're here to help! Please Drop-in to Open Lab: Access to computers, Wi-Fi, printers, and more Have comfortable spaces to job search, interview(zoom), work on your resume, and more Get help navigating technology (Email,.
Tech Help Clinics are for ALL tablets, smartphones, and laptops. Bring your questions, problems and concerns. If we can't answer the question, we'll find resources or organizations that can! No registration required.
Adults 18 and up. Use jute, caning, or yarn (or all three) to wrap a jar that can be used to hold your stuff! Materials provided. All skill levels welcome! Sponsor: Friends of the Hennepin County Library.
Help maintain the Community Seed Library! Share stories, meet neighbors, and sort seed donations together. Collaborator: University of Minnesota Extension.
Calling all future engineers and architects! We've got the bricks, but we need you to bring your imagination. No experience necessary. We'll also have DUPLOS®, so all ages are welcome.
Grades 2-8. Come hang out and play Pokémon with like-minded friends at the library! Participants may bring their own cards or use cards provided by the library. All skill levels welcome.
Bring gently used outdoor gear you no longer need. Take home stuff you can use. Swap it—for free. Swap-it events are a fun, sustainable way to reduce waste, share resources, build community, and support local reuse efforts. You don’t have to bring anything to take something home. Everyone is...
Grades 3-9. Put your game face on. Board games, card games, puzzles, and Nintendo Switch are provided by the library or bring your own games! Bring your friends and come make new ones for an afternoon of gaming together!
Learn about your health and connect to the care you need! Meet with Red Door Clinic to take a free, private Rapid HIV test, learn about HIV prevention and care, get help connecting to treatment and medical services, and access harm reduction resources. No registration required. Collaborator: Red...
For children ages birth to 5 years old and their caregivers. Sing, dance, and explore musical instruments together in this program designed to help build your child's early music skills. Siblings welcome.