After Hours Book Club

Readers unpack Jesse Q. Sutanto’s humorous murder mystery through theories, favorite moments, and lively discussion, with a welcoming space for returning members and newcomers alike.View original

Discuss a murder mystery with fellow readers, whether you loved the book, disliked it, or haven’t read it yet. Trade opinions and discover new titles for your to-be-read list.View original

Monthly small-group discussion centered on the club’s selected title, with an easygoing, conversational vibe. Readers gather at the library to share reactions, themes, and favorite passages in a community setting.View original

Learn Mahjong from an instructor, then settle into a relaxed game with fellow players. Beginners are welcome, and experienced players can bring a set to share in the community.View original

Relaxed afternoon play with board games, cards, and Mahjong, with a library game selection available. Bring a favorite game or meet other adults for casual, instruction-free socializing.View original

Casual open play brings adults together for Mahjong practice, table play, and conversation in a welcoming library setting. Bring a set or use the available one; no formal instruction is provided.View original

Adult readers gather for a facilitated book discussion, sharing interpretations, questions, and perspectives in a welcoming public library setting. A relaxed literary meetup for thoughtful conversation and community connection.View original

A relaxed adult book discussion pairs coffee and conversation with Louise Penny’s mystery novel How the Light Gets In, creating a welcoming literary meetup for readers who enjoy thoughtful crime fiction.View original

Readers bring a book of their choice for an open discussion, welcoming varied genres and reading tastes. The monthly library gathering meets on the third Wednesday this month.View original

A relaxed evening of hands-on crafting offers a choice between making a cute seasonal gnome and creating a handmade card, with all supplies provided for adults.View original

Casual, self-directed Mahjong play gives adults a welcoming place to practice, socialize, and enjoy tabletop strategy; bring a set or use the library’s available Mahjong set.View original

Discuss Erica Bauermeister’s No Two Persons in a welcoming book club conversation centered on contemporary fiction, shared reading, and exchanging perspectives with fellow readers.View original

Readers select individual titles around a rotating shared theme, then compare perspectives and discover unfamiliar genres in a welcoming, every-other-month literary discussion with fellow readers.View original

Spanish and English read aloud stories invite preschoolers ages three to five into a playful early literacy session, supporting language learning, listening skills, and cross cultural connection.View original

Adult readers gather for a monthly book discussion at the library, exploring selected titles and sharing perspectives in a welcoming community setting. Meetings take place on the second Thursday.View original

Readers bring a book of their choice for an open discussion spanning genres and perspectives. This relaxed monthly gathering welcomes anyone who enjoys sharing recommendations and talking about what they read.View original

Adult readers gather for a community book discussion in a welcoming public-library setting. Share perspectives on literature and connect with fellow readers in Marshall.View original

A welcoming discussion of Ologies’ “Ethnocynology,” tracing the history of humans and dogs through time. Share reactions, explore human canine relationships, and connect with fellow curious listeners.View original

An adult reading group gathers to discuss classic literature, share interpretations, and connect through thoughtful conversation about enduring books in a welcoming public library setting.View original

Create an adorable fall gnome in a relaxed, hands-on craft session with all supplies provided. This seasonal DIY activity is designed for adults and offers a creative break.View original