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Understanding Medicare
Free educational seminar about Medicare options. Learn about important Medicare Parts A and B topics that could impact you, including enrollment, costs, benefits, etc. Your questions will be addressed by Health Benefits specialist Linda Reynolds.
Find out more »Homeschool Hangout: Show & Tell
(All ages) Join us for a community gathering of homeschool students! This month's theme is show & tell! Students are invited to bring their collections, projects, experiments, & more to show their peers. Each presenter will have 3-5 minutes to explain/show/tell the audience about their contribution. Homeschool Hangout is a monthly event for homeschool students to learn together, meet new friends, & use resources available at our library.
Find out more »Homeschool Hangout: Show & Tell
(All ages) Join us for a community gathering of homeschool students! This month's theme is show & tell! Students are invited to bring their collections, projects, experiments, & more to show their peers. Each presenter will have 3-5 minutes to explain/show/tell the audience about their contribution. Homeschool Hangout is a monthly event for homeschool students to learn together, meet new friends, & use resources available at our library.
Find out more »Cactus String Art
(Adults, 18+ only) Celebrate the arrival of Spring with Cactus String Art! Craft Extraordinaire, Virginia, will guide us in constructing our own string art. All supplies will be provided by the library. Tickets are $5 per person. Tickets may be purchased in person at the library or online via Eventbrite (fees apply). Tickets go on sale March 2nd at 9 AM.
Find out more »Storytime for Growin’ Beans with Ms. Allison
This week, we will be learning about the letter X! Join us for stories, songs, activities & more! Storytime is designed for children under the age of five, but all ages are welcome to attend.
Find out more »Spring Break Thyme to Cook for Kids: Passover – Easter Crossover:
There are so many foods common to both traditions but let’s keep it simple with Potato Latke Eggs in a Basket, Roast Chicken with Israeli Carrots, Hot Cross Buns and an unleavened dessert. Learn some basic traditions of both faiths and why certain foods are served at each celebration feast. To register, call 205-408-6550 by March 25. Ages 6-13 years old.
Find out more »Montgomery stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Special Brownbag Lunch presentation by Kirk Curnutt, executive director of the F. Scott Fitzgerald Society and chair of English at Troy University. Dr. Curnutt will share stories from the new book All of the Belles: the Montgomery Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald. The heroines of these still remarkable tales rebel against Southern expectations of women, revel in the newfound freedoms young people enjoyed at the outset of the modern age, and ultimately discover that home is far harder to run…
Find out more »Birmingham Boys Choir Collaborates with Sean of the South
Please join us for an evening of stories and song. The Birmingham Boys Choir joins with Sean Dietrich, famous columnist, novelist, and podcast host, known for his commentary on life in the American South. Thursday, April 2 at Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church, 3736 Montrose Road, Mountain Brook at 6:30 pm. Tickets available on our website, www.birminghamboyschoir.org. Concert goers will have the opportunity to meet Sean and get an autographed copy of his latest book.
Find out more »Birmingham Community Band in Concert
The Birmingham Community Concert Band was founded in 1980. Its purpose is to promote the listening enjoyment of concert band music for the Greater Birmingham Area while providing local musicians an opportunity to get together to do what they love -- play their instruments. This event is free and open to the public. Families welcome!
Find out more »Eastern Women’s Committee of Fifty 19th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Benefitting Alzheimer’s of Central Alabama
The Eastern Women's Committee of Fifty is hosting its Annual Charity Golf Tournament to benefit Alzheimer's of Central Alabama. The tournament includes hole in one prizes, a putting contest and a great lunch with a live auction. All proceeds from the tournament go directly to Alzheimer's of Central Alabama.
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