Upcoming Events

Playtime for little learners! Friday Friends can help children develop social skills by playing with their peers. Kids of all ages with an adult are welcome to join, but best for ages 2-4. 

If you enjoy reading and sharing books with other adults, check out the LDL Book Discussion Group. This book discussion group usually meets the fourth Friday of each month at 11:30 am at the Marguerite deAngeli Branch Library.

Each team of 2-4 players will get an identical 550 piece puzzle to put together in a 2 hour period. The team with the least remaining pieces wins. Prizes will be rewards for 1st and 2nd place. 

The Friends of the Marguerite deAngeli Branch Library will be accepting material donations every 2nd and 4th Saturday in September, October and November at the Lapeer Center for Innovation from 10 a.m.

Come build with LEGO®! For children 4+. 

Each team of 2-4 players will get an identical 550 piece puzzle to put together in a 2 hour period. The team with the least remaining pieces wins. Prizes will be rewards for 1st and 2nd place. 

New or gently used donated costumes available while supplies last. If you have a new or gently used kids' costume to donate, we would love additions to the shop!

Costumes donations accepted after Labor Day. 

Get your creative juices flowing and make your own fall themed art journal with Lisa!

Child Tutoring: Tutoring is for elementary children between grades 1st through 4th who need assistance in reading and/or math. Kids will have one-to-one instruction with a trained tutor.

Start your family history journey with this beginner workshop showing you how to use library resources and other genealogy sites to find information.

A storytime with a craft best suited for preschool-elementary ages. All ages are welcome. Adult engagement required.

The Knitters Group meets at the Metamora Branch Library on Thursdays from 1-3pm in the meeting room. Participants are welcome to gather to knit or do other crafts that can be hand carried. No paints or other liquids allowed.

Bring your knit, crochet, or other needle art project for an enjoyable evening with other like-minded crafters. The Needles and Hook Club meets on the first Thursday of the month from 6 pm to 7 pm at the Hadley Branch Library.

Writers Circle is a group of local writers who come together once a month to share new writings, get feedback and encouragement, and hopefully, direction as to possible publication. Our writers do fiction, plays, poetry and memoir. 

A presentation given by author & historian, Linda Osborne Cynowa, about the Lighthouses of the Great Lakes. This is in partnership with the Hadley Historical Society.

Playtime for little learners! Friday Friends can help children develop social skills by playing with their peers. Kids of all ages with an adult are welcome to join, but best for ages 2-4. 

Create a scene from your favorite book or movie and show it off to your new peers during the program. Finished projects will be on display in the children's area for one month.

New or gently used donated costumes available while supplies last. If you have a new or gently used kids' costume to donate, we would love additions to the shop!

Costumes donations accepted after Labor Day. 

Babies and their caregivers are invited to a special themed social event made just for them every month. Followed by a short storytime. Ages 0-2. Registration Required.

Drop in all day to make your own make a jack-o-lantern coaster! Available while supplies last.

This is not a library sponsored event.