Adult/Teen Winter Take & Make Kit: Bird Seed Ornaments
These “ornaments” made of bird seed and pectin are so simple! Making these is only half the fun - watching the birds that will come to snack on the ornament […]
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Senior Center Book Group @ COA
Please join us as we discuss The Music of Bees by Eileen Garvin. This book discussion takes place at the Georgetown Senior Center, 51 North Street. Copies of the book are […]
Holiday Boxwood Centerpiece Workshop
Meeting RoomSign up to make your own holiday Boxwood centerpiece using your choice of velvet bows, gold balls, berries, natural gypsophila and fresh boxwood. You will create a centerpiece that will […]
Wednesday Writers’ Group
Teen Area TablesJoin Reference Librarian Lo from 6-7:30pm in the second floor quiet area to work on your writing projects and build a writing community! Bring your own notebooks, laptops, or other […]
Pop Up Art School Paint Night
Meeting RoomJoin GPL as we welcome Pop Up Art School to the library for an evening of artistic fun! Blue Mountain Sunset Painting Learn how to create a stunning painting with […]
Tabletop Gaming Night
Join us for a night of tabletop gaming for the grown-ups! Bring your favorite game or come play one of ours. Never played something before? We’ll teach you or learn […]
Evening Book Group
Meeting RoomPlease join us as we discuss TBA. New members are always welcome! Copies of the book can be picked up at the Circulation Desk.
GPL Tech Talk
Meeting RoomInterested in becoming more tech-literate? Join GPL once a month to learn and get some answers to your most common technology questions. Sample topics: Smart Devices (Phones, Tablets, etc.) Library […]
Tabletop Gaming Night
Join us for a night of tabletop gaming for the grown-ups! Bring your favorite game or come play one of ours. Never played something before? We’ll teach you or learn […]
Haiku with Poet Ann McCrea
Meeting RoomJoin local poet Ann McCrea to learn about the joys of haiku! Ann will reference readings from her book, "Haiku Through the Seasons," to illustrate characteristics of the haiku form. […]