Event List

Join us every Tuesday for one-on-one tech help!

Join the Halls Literary Social Hour to discuss books with your fellow patrons. No required reading, bring your fave or current read!

Step into the History Parlor for a conversation about history with East Tennessee History Center team members!

Join our monthly paper craft class! Susan Bernard will demonstrate crafts like quilling, jewelry-making, book folding, and baskets. Ages 14+. All materials provided. Space limited.

Bring any portable craft project you enjoy and come craft with us! You must bring your own project and supplies.

Join our monthly paper craft class! Susan Bernard will demonstrate crafts like quilling, jewelry-making, book folding, and baskets. Ages 14+. All materials provided. Space limited.

Create a Mother’s Day Card for your mom, grandmother, or other loved one to celebrate them.

Come and share favorite recipes with others! We will have a different theme each month. Please call the branch for more details.

Knit, crochet, and create with fellow yarn enthusiasts, share ideas, and check out provided craft books for inspiration.

Bring a historical fiction book. Or bring your most recent read! 

Join us every Monday for job help! Searching for a job can be stressful. Need help with your resume? Not sure where to look for work? Curious about a career change? Meet with a reference librarian for help!

Learn to make a simple macrame plant hanger that will add a touch of nature to any space. Registration encouraged. Please call 525-1541 to register. 

Transform old books into unique journals in this fun upcycling craft event! Perfect for teens and adults—get creative while giving books new life!

This month we will be discussing Death on the Nile by Agat

Join us every Tuesday for one-on-one tech help!

Be knowledgeable and confident in your health coverage choices as you get closer to retirement.

Participants will play bingo for a chance to win free books provided by Friends of the Library.  Refreshments provided.  All ages welcome.

For 12 seasons in the mid-1900s, 11 remarkable women from Tennessee were part of the first professional women's baseball league in America.

A book club for people to discuss what they are reading and to make recommendations to fellow readers.

This program is for intermediate and advanced stitchers to work together on larger on-going projects. Participants are encouraged to bring their own work. We encourage you to register by calling the branch.

Have gardening questions? Come by and ask a Master Gardener!

A team of Knox County Master Gardeners will be available to discuss gardening topics of interest. Please stop by and join us for a chat.

Book Sale at the Children's Festival of Reading!

Knoxville Goes To the Movies: Back by popular demand! Knoxville has always loved the movies, and still does! Join Laura Still for stories of our love affair with moving pictures, featuring a cast of stars both behind and in front of the camera.

Discover the joy of crafting teeny, tiny things.