Week Calendar

Enjoy an interactive storytime with your child/children that includes early literacy fun with books, songs, finger play and baby movement. Ages 0-3 ...

Join us for stories, songs and more that encourage development of early literacy skills in young children.  Ages 3-5

An early childhood music program for children 5 and under.  Bring your little ones and the whole family for fun and spend music time together!  This program will take place on the first and third Saturday of every month. ...

Please join Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s medical students for our fall family carnival at the Athens Public Library. We will have popcorn, cotton candy, snow cones, face painting, crafts, blood pressure checks, and more!

Meet weekly to explore tabletop role-playing games (including Dungeons & Dragons) with a group of teens and adults enthusiastic about this hobby. We’ll meet in the large conference room, with the Young Adult area as a backup space.

Students in Composition are guided in the creation of original dances using play and creativity. Students learn all about the creative process, from cultivating and developing movement ideas to finding music and creating costumes.

Experienced local artist Danette Pratt will take participants through the process of creating a beautiful, realistic and poetically evocative painting of a Musquee de Provence heirloom varietal pumpkin, either green or orange--your choice

Meet every week to practice your Spanish in a friendly community setting! Native speakers and those interested in improving their language skills are equally welcome. Free and open to the public.

Join Grandma Gatewood for story and station activities.  See what Grandma carries and retrace her steps.  We will learn about her hikes on the Appalachian Trail as well as trails closer to home that she helped develop.

An opportunity to meet in person our month's exhibitors and talk with them about their exhibited items.

Working as a foreign correspondent journalist who also published poetry, Hemingway didn't publish fiction until his poetry editor Ezra Pound encouraged him to explore the genre as a means of expression.