Event List

We will be discussing Ron Rash's novel The Caretaker, told against the backdrop of the Korean War as a small Appalachian town sends its sons to battle.

Brush Hour is a no skills necessary painting class for teens and adults. The library closes at 5:30 for the holiday, but from 4-5 pm we will use ink to make our own firework inspir...

Bring a book set during winter or with cozy, winter vibes. Or bring your most recent read!

Ages 15 and up| A series program to include tips and tricks for organizing what you want to read, have already read, what you are looking for and your opinions on all of it. 

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

Are you interested in exploring your family history but not sure where to begin? This session provides participants an overview of how to conduct genealogical research, including h...

So you think you aren't crafty? But you are! Crafting is proven to be good for depression, stress and connecting with other people, regardless of the finished product. The benefit ...

Bring any craft you can do in your lap and join us for a night of casual crafting and conversation. Books will be displayed and snacks provided. 

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

Take part in a fun collage program and welcome in the new year by creating a calendar for 2025.

Ages 18 and up | A story time for grown-ups! Hear stories and talk about books you’ve read while doing crafts.

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 soft lap craft (knitting, crochet, embroidery, etc.) and come stitch 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.

Ages 15 and up| A series program to include tips and tricks for organizing what you want to read, have already read, what you are looking for and your opinions on all of it. 

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

Daytime Docs is a monthly film series featuring documentaries that bring awareness to diverse perspectives and life experiences through the power of visual storytelling.  ...

Step into the History Parlor for a conversation about history with East Tennessee History Center team members! The format is simple: read any material that touches on history (fict...

Want to learn more about the library's online resources? Curious about what apps we have to offer? Join us for a presentation on free library databases and apps! Stay afterward for...

Create a 3D folded book decoration. Registration encouraged. Please call 525-1541 to register. 

All Over the Page is a monthly evening book discussion group for adults, with a guest facilitator.

This month we will be discussing, Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. The discussion will be facilitated by Mik Burns. This is an irreverent, satirical, and humorou...

Be knowledgeable and confident in your health coverage choices as you get closer to retirement. In this class, gain an in-depth knowledge of Medicare options including when to enro...