Week Calendar

Baby Time with Miss Michele is an interactive story time introducing early literacy to our youngest patrons.  Geared toward families with children ages 0-12 months.

Join Miss Rosie for stories, songs fingerplays and fun! Programs are geared toward young children aged 2-6 and their caregivers & friends.  Call the library for more information.

Seniors, join others in pleasant conversation and crafting.  Bring your own craft such as needlepoint, knitting, coloring, crocheting, whatever your fancy. 

Join Miss Michele for Toddler Time (formerly Mother Goose Time) as she leads families with young children through stories, rhymes and books. For children aged 12-36 months.

Join us for Wigglers Storytime! Ms. Beth engages our early and pre-readers with movement, music, crafts, and stories, to develop literacy, social skills, and confidence!

Join us for Wigglers Storytime! Ms. Beth engages our early and pre-readers with movement, music, crafts, and stories, to develop literacy, social skills, and confidence!

Families with preschool children are invited to join Mr. Andy for engaging stories and movement. 

Get ready for a Friday morning blast with Miss Amanda at Storytime! She's bringing the magic of stories, lively rhymes, and toe-tapping songs to make your preschooler's day a whole lot more fun.

Experience stories through music, movement and books with Mr. Matt, in the North Conference Room of the Township offices, across the parking lot from the library.

Families are invited to join our friends from Just Bee Yoga + Well-Being for a short yoga class in our StoryRoom.

Join us for an introduction to Tai Chi on the Library's Front Lawn. (Rain location will the the McGuire Community Room inside the library.)

Tai Chi is a systematic and gentle form of exercise and stretching that is good for all ages.

Fifteen years ago, an accident changed Wilbur Long's life forever.  His electrical contracting business went belly up, he lost the esteem of his fellow citizens in Nolan, Michigan (pop: 6217), and maintained only a distant connection with

Join us for a chair based yoga class with Certified Yoga Therapist and instructor, Janet Weaver, in the North Conference Room of the East Bay Township building, across the parking lot from the library. 

The Traverse Area District Library's Board of Trustees meeting is a regularly scheduled event and is held monthly on the third Thursday.

Join this fun teen-led D&D campaign in the Community Room. Typically, we’re playing 5e. Everything you need is provided!

Event is free and open to persons 13-19. (Parents are welcomed… for the most part!)

Please join us for food, a craft, and a movie (or TV series) at the library!
Please call the library to learn what movie or TV show will be watching.

Learn some painting techniques from local artist Amy Spitzley. You can find Amy’s work at most of the local art fairs.

Children are encouraged to read aloud to TADL's kind and gentle therapy dogs.  Young readers are welcome to bring their own book or choose one from the library collection.

November is National Novel Writing Month! Get those ideas out of your head and down onto paper. This will be writing time with supports. If you get stumped, there will be prompts and tools to help you move your story on.

Join us for fun with LEGO and other engineering challenges. Build something tall, moveable or stable, and challenge yourself to build & create.

Come join The Table and volunteer at the library! The Table helps plan library programs for teens, advises the library on trends and hot topics, assists various departments with their volunteer needs, and learns a lot.

Tweens are invited to try their hands at various arts and crafts with STEAM related concepts and fun projects to make and take! This program is geared toward older kids grades 3-6.

Find clues, solve puzzles, and break the code before time runs out!

Ages 9 - 13 are invited to participate in a Minecraft themed escape room activity. Pizza will be provided. 

Families are invited to the Boardman River Nature Center to join members of the STEAM/Maker Alliance for a FREE Mini MakerFest with local STEAM organizations.

TADL Stitchers is open to anyone with an interest in needlework in its many forms--knitting, crochet, cross stitch, needlepoint, quilting, embroidery, tatting, etc.  If you are having trouble with a project, others may be able to help. 

Indigenous people did not just disappear with westward expansion. Native groups remained strong and vibrant communities who continue to fight for sovereignty and justice.

Oak Wilt: How to Identify and Manage

Speaker: Dr. David L.

Join us for Queer Tales Book Club where we chat about books that are by and/or about LGBTQIA+ people. Reading is not required, and everyone is welcome.