Nurture your toddler's love of books through music, movement and stories while helping to develop their language, motor and social skills. For children ages 3 and younger with an adult.

Move and groove together with action rhymes, songs, games and hands-on musical activities that will help children develop motor, listening and literacy skills.

Join us for a fun, informal book discussion. This month's selection is Circling the Sun by Paula McLain.

Join us for a lively book discussion. This month's selection is The Power by Naomi Alderman. Please note, if Lowell Area Schools is cancelled for the day, Bookworms will not meet.

Move and groove together with action rhymes, songs, games and hands-on musical activities that will help children develop motor, listening and literacy skills.

Read and sing together as a family. Enjoy stories, music, movement and rhymes that develop early literacy skills.

Keeping Seniors active and mobile is the focus of these twice weekly classes. Focus on strength, balance, conditioning, flexibility and having fun. These drop-in classes are led by a trained Enhance Fitness instructor, are safe and effective for older adults. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes.  In partnership with Senior Neighbors.  For more information call 616-233-0283.

Share ideas and skills while making new friends. Bring your own quilting, appliqué, knitting or crochet projects and supplies. This is not an instructor-led activity.

Read and sing together as a family. Enjoy stories, music, movement and rhymes that develop early literacy skills.

Pre-registration is required and opens August 19. In this class we will learn a bit about the history of card making, papermaking, materials and messages. Spend your time creating the cards of your dreams and think of some good jokes ahead of time, everyone loves a good laugh! All supplies will be provided. Each student will make up to 6 cards.

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Pre-registration opens August 19 and is required. When the waitlist is full, the registration buttons disappear because registration is closed. This session offers one hour of professional development credit. Adults only please; child care is not provided.

Participants will be actively engaged in discussions, sharing ideas, and discussing daily practices that support resiliency in young children. This session will discuss why supporting resiliency in young children is so important, and what we can do environmentally as well as through purposefully planned activities and interactions to support resiliency.

Read and sing together as a family. Enjoy stories, music, movement and rhymes that develop early literacy skills.

Join the Friends Group to help plan ways to help the library and community