Month Calendar

The finale is about the Crawley family's adaptation to the 1930s, particularly the financial crisis caused by the 1929 stock market crash and Lady Mary's social disgrace following her divorce.

Excited to hear about our favorite books? Join the Readers’ Services librarians for a fun, lively in-person presentation of all the books we can’t stop talking about. Leave with a list of great reads. No registration. 

Analyze the handful of historic situations that raised questions about "constitutional crisis" a phrase that is often bandied about these days, and how these situations were resolved.

Tap your feet and sing along with The Hambones’ renditions of classic rock, traditional and current country, rhythm and blues and folk genres, including songs by The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Elvis and many more!

Join us in remembering the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie (1890-1976) fifty years after her death with a book discussion led by Sonia, Reference Librarian.

After being pursued relentlessly by Count Almaviva, the Countess is distraught that her marriage is falling apart due to his infidelity.

For Tweens in grades 5 & 6 only.

Join Miss Amy and Jody for fun activities each month.

Registration for SSD residents begins January 2, all others one week later if available.

Ages 3 1/2 to grade 2.

Teen volunteers will read stories in the library!

Join Jackie, Head of Readers’ Services, for an in-person discussion of the New York Times bestselling historical fiction novel, The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel.