Event List

Finding Them: Capturing Memories: A Guide to Preserving and Protecting Your Family Photos

This program gives an overview of some of the earlier types of photographs, how to identify them & how to best preserve them. 

This program is a facilitated drum circle experience: participants learn basic hand-drumming sounds, simple rhythms, and ways to connect and express themselves through group music-making.

We will do a related sensory activity that will allow us to explore the world with our senses (for ages 5 and under)  All activities will be in small groups and will change weekly!

Welcoming all builders, collectors and enthusiasts! Come to the B'ville Library to learn, play and chat with and about Legos!

Anyone interested in playing chess is welcome, from beginners to experienced.  Players who want to play will be matched up, and if people are interested, Presenter Mike Miller can teach basic rules, interesting gambits, or requirements for me

Join us for a history lecture by educator James Mathews as we discuss the triumph and tragedy of First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln. 

Come dance, move and groove with Gail of Gail's Lil Dancin’ Pals! This is a creative music and movement class for ages six (6) months to age 5! This class is meant to encourage movement and play via dance!

Got questions about your laptop, tablet or phone?  Need clarification about the web, or Artificial Intelligence?

This is a hand sewing circle of friends, open to new members and/or beginners interested in hand-sewing or to have space to finish their personal projects!

In December 2025 Ann P will lead Tai Chi Chi'h for most of the hour, then Laura M. will lead about 10 minutes of gentle chair yoga.

Join other experienced Mah Jongg players in some friendly games at the library.

Bring your own set or one will be available for you.

Teens on up are welcome!

In December 2025 Ann P will lead Tai Chi Chi'h for most of the hour, then Laura M. will lead about 10 minutes of gentle chair yoga.

Join other experienced Mah Jongg players in some friendly games at the library.

Bring your own set or one will be available for you.

Teens on up are welcome!

For two days a month, join the Sewing Club as they work on projects, start new ones, and share ideas!

Got questions about your laptop, tablet or phone?  Need clarification about the web, or Artificial Intelligence?

Want to exercise without hurting yourself?  Join us Saturday mornings for gentle exercise. No getting up and down from the floor; no pushing yourself too far. These exercises can be done from a chair if you wish.

US Chess Federation Tournament - open for all levels of players.

• Onsite Registration will open at 10 am (when the library opens)
• Tournament play starts at 10:30 am

There will be several levels of play:

Join other experienced Mah Jongg players in some friendly games at the library.

Bring your own set or one will be available for you.

Teens on up are welcome!

Librarian Julia Schult will prepare a Tech Topic for each session, but will also answer your technology questions and help with your devices or computer questions as time allows.

Each month we discuss a mystery book on the second Thursday morning.

In Month 2026 we will discuss TBD by author.

Book TBD

Join us for an evening of Magic: The Gathering! This is a trading card game where players take turns battling one another by casting spells in the form of trading cards. Inexperienced? We will teach you and can provide cards when able.

Got questions about your laptop, tablet or phone?  Need clarification about the web, or Artificial Intelligence?

Stop in near the Information Desk for answers to your biggest questions about Medicare. Marta from the NY Medicare Market (Aetna) has years of experience with Medicare and can help you make sense of it! 

Want to exercise without hurting yourself?  Join us Saturday mornings for gentle exercise. No getting up and down from the floor; no pushing yourself too far. These exercises can be done from a chair if you wish.