Week Calendar

Gentle yoga to strengthen the mind, body, and self-image. Perfect for beginnings looking to learn the the principles of yoga, intentional breathing, and mindfulness.

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.

The Friends of the Marguerite deAngeli Branch Library will be accepting material donations on Saturday, July 13 in the Lapeer Center for Innovation from 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Access the building on the West side entrance.

Practice your reading with a friendly buddy! Registration is required. Each child will have up to 15 minutes to read with either Mocha or Gemma. 

This program is meant to show parents fun ways to build their children's early reading skills by playing games and doing activities with them. Different activities on each date.

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.

Join us every Tuesday & Thursday for a FREE lunch for children ages 0-18! Registration is required for lunches. To register, call the deAngeli Branch Children's Desk by noon the day before the program.

Join us every Tuesday & Thursday for a FREE lunch for children ages 0-18! Registration is required for lunches. To register, call the deAngeli Branch Children's Desk by noon the day before the program.

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.

Join us for LEGOS®, crafts, & games! For kids ages 5-12.

Take home a furry friend to hand stuff. Kit includes a 16" unstuffed furry friend, wish-star and birth certificate.

Enjoy popcorn and a movie at the library! We will have relaxing lighting, activity sheets, and coloring pages.

Stop by for a self-directed game of horseshoes at the Clifford Park horseshoe pit behind the library. Please bring your own horseshoes. 

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.

Fun & games for tweens & almost tweens!

Cemeteries are more than meet the eye. These historic sites contain art, stories, and landscapes that tell us a great deal about our past and present. Dr.

Join us for our annual Music in the Park in front of the Clifford Branch Library! Bring your lawn chair or blanket. 

June 20 Copper creek band

July 11 The Country Ramblers

Get locked in the library with other teens after it closes! Enjoy games, food and more! Registration and permission slips are required. See the fiction desk for more details.