Upcoming Events

Join us every month as we create a seasonal scrapbook layout together based on that month! All supplies will be provided, you’ll just need to bring your creativity and imagination.

Our theme this month is: New Year, New Beginnings.

Please join the Virtual Book Club from the comfort of your home for a relaxed discussion. Come prepared to share book(s) that you're reading or have recently read. Registration is required.

Come learn to play american Mahjong with us!

It a fun and great tile game for everyone. If you enjoy puzzles or games like Rummy, Canasta, or Bridge you will find Mahjong a wonderful new game to learn this winter.

Stop by Centre Branch on Thursday mornings and join the Coffee Club. Enjoy coffee, tea, or hot chocolate, meet new friends, and chat with others to start your day right! Help us save waste; bring a mug! No registration is required. 

Join us as we chat with the New York Times bestselling author, Amanda Montell about her newest book, The Age of Magical Overthinking: Notes on Modern Irrationality.

Come “paint” your own landscape using yarn! Yarn painting involves sticking cut pieces of yarn on a canvas to create an intricate and textured “painting”. We’ll have everything you’ll need to make this calming and satisfying craft.

Come and join Deirdre and Mike for another fun paint day.  Join them in painting a winter themed piece of art.  This program will be held in the Paul S. Sarbanes Branch in Meeting Room 8. Registration required.

Whether you're picking up a hook for the first time or looking to brush up on your skills, come crochet with us! Crochet hook and yarn will be provided to help you get started.

Come to this beginner hand sewing class with easy embroidery.

Ready to party like it’s 2000? Join us for Y2K Trivia Night Fundraiser on Saturday, January 25, at 7 PM at the Paul S. Sarbanes Branch.

Stop by the Sarbanes Branch for an afternoon of wordsmithing with the classic game Scrabble.

Boards and dictionary will be provided for use, but feel free to bring your own, too!

Sarbanes is alive with the sound of music! Update your music library at our new monthly music listening club, “For the Record,” where attendees will share songs and albums to play. Feel free to bring your own CDs and/or playlists.

Learn the basics in our Computer Tutor series!

Self-paced, hands-on learning for just the basics, including:

You’re writing a book (or thinking about it), but what happens next?

Let Wicomico Public Library’s Mobile Learning Lab bring FREE Family Law Help to you!

Come learn to play american Mahjong with us!

It a fun and great tile game for everyone. If you enjoy puzzles or games like Rummy, Canasta, or Bridge you will find Mahjong a wonderful new game to learn this winter.

Come join Soul Yoga's instructor Lauren Gilmore for a free adult yoga class! Participants will learn the fundamentals of yoga while exploring how it can benefit them. Grab a friend or family member to experience and learn together.

Stop by Centre Branch on Thursday mornings and join the Coffee Club. Enjoy coffee, tea, or hot chocolate, meet new friends, and chat with others to start your day right! Help us save waste; bring a mug! No registration is required. 

Discover the exciting world of 3D printing at this hands-on workshop designed for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Learn how to set up a 3D print, explore ready-to-use designs, and see firsthand what a Makerspace can offer.

Love & literature are in the air! Write a love note ("billet-doux") to your favorite book/author, and let's share the pages that keep us company. Stick around and learn some basic sonnet writing.

Learn the basics in our Computer Tutor series!

Self-paced, hands-on learning for just the basics, including:

Are you a video gamer? Try out our tech gaming options on board the Mobile Learning Lab (parked at YMCA)!  We will have our Nintendo Switch, VR headset, tablets, and computers available for use.  

Join us for this enlightening presentation with Smithsonian curator Sabrina Sholts as she talks about how the very fact of being human increases our pandemic risks—and gives us the power to save ourselves.