Week Calendar

Welcome to this basic introduction into using a computer.  Learn how to use the two forms on input that tell a computer what to do:  the keyboard and the mouse.

Come join us for stories and songs, and then share an indoor or outdoor activity with us at our beautiful lake park. 

Welcome to the world of word processing!  Learn how to open a file, create a new file, make formatting changes, correct typing mistakes, save a file and more!  Class is open to beginning computer users. 

Bring your own knitting, crocheting or other project to work on while we socialize.

Group meditation can offer a deeper meditation experience due to the sense of community, fewer distractions, positive feedback, and guidance from a trained leader.

Baby Storytime serves as your child’s first introduction to a storytime setting.  We focus on interaction between baby and their caregiver with songs, books, bonding activities and finger plays.  For children ages 0 to 2 with a careg

Join us for stories, songs and playtime featuring active play and sensory activities. Perfect for preschoolers, but babies and toddlers are welcome, too!

Kids - join West Staff in the auditorium for games, giant Legos, marble runs and more!

Storytime geared towards children ages 3 through 5, with engaging stories, songs, crafts and activities for children to learn through play.

This week's theme is geese!

Families are invited to join us for fun, interactive storytimes every Saturday morning. This special storytime will include singing, dancing, and some great books! This storytime is geared towards guests over the age of 2 and their families.

Start a new year learning a new trend-squeegee painting! Join us on Saturday, January 13th at 11:00 in the West Wyandotte craft room to learn how a simple household item can create unique, abstract works of art.

The ability to self-calm is a powerful tool for managing life’s stressors. Learn how to weave quiet times into your everyday life.

Are you ready to ace your next job interview?

Dust off your interview skills with a virtual mock job interview - no pressure, just helpful tips and advice to get you prepared and feeling confident! 

Cheryl Brown Henderson, Founding President, Brown Foundation for Educational Equity, explores the struggle for race, ethnic, and gender equality 70 years after the Brown v.

Join us for the monthly open sewing studio. Learn to make the Ultimate Beginner Quilt or bring your own projects to work on. No experience needed and supplies are provided.

Have a favorite author? Tired of not having any new book ideas? You're in luck. Join us, literary lovers, at Turner Community Library's book club & share the books that you adore.

Knitting, embroidery, and quilting, oh my! No matter what form of textile art is your favorite, you are welcome to join us for textile time each Tuesday.

Do you need help with writing a cover letter or resume, searching and applying for jobs, or answering tricky interview questions?

We can help!

Come to Working Wednesdays at the Main Library every Wednesday between 1pm and 3pm.

Are you ready for this challenge?! Because we are ready for your creativity! We provide the materials and you bring the inspiration. This month we will be painting ceramic owls.

Indiana Jones has another adventure in him!  This time he's after a dial that can change history.  Walt Disney Pictures, 142 minutes. (Swank License)

We invite you to join us for an hour of process art activities. Process art is a great way to foster independence, self-regulation, creative thinking, experimentation and fine motor skills in children.

Hey Kids! Get ready for an out-of-this-world drawing adventure! Join us as we draw along with children's artist Kyle Tiernan (virtually from California on our Big Screen in the Auditorium), Children's Illustrator and Art Teacher.

January is Braille Literacy Month! Children grades K-7 can join us and learn about braille, play the braille name game and then make tactile memory cards.

Do you LOVE to build with Legos and blocks? Get creative and build anything you choose. Work on your own creations, or build as a team. We provide the materials – You bring your imagination. Ages 5-12. 

Main Library is pulling out the Nintendo Switch for an afternoon of gaming! Come and join us! For ages 6 to 19.

Tweens and teens, ages 8 and up, are invited to join us after-school to learn more about science, technology, engineering, math and art on the following dates.

Join us in celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday with a screening of the film Our Friend Martin followed by a community art project, and of course cake. This event is for ages 9 to 19.

Join us for bilingual stories from 5-5:20pm, followed by our weekly fun craft!

¡Escucha cuentos bilingües de 5 a 5:20 p.m, seguido por nuestra divertida manualidad semanal!

Do you crave suspense, crime scene drama, police investigation and a hint of Romance? Join us on Thursday, January 11th as we discuss

Code of Courage by Janice Cantore.

Love to watch Anime? Looking for a group that shares your interests?

Join us at West Wyandotte Library on Monday evenings from 6:00-7:30!

You don't have to be a Grandmaster to enjoy our new chess club! New players or those who need a refresher are welcome to join a brief lesson at 6pm, followed by USCF Tournament Chess and free play for all beginning at 6:30pm.

Join us Monday evenings as we work on the Ultimate Beginner Quilt. Learn a new block pattern each week or bring your own projects to work on. No experience needed and supplies are provided.

Whether you're a fan of shojo or shonen, magical girls or giant robots, we're here to provide your anime fix!  Check out our Facebook page at:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/otakuanimecorps/

You be the artist! We will have materials ready for a fun hour of drawing and coloring, with provided coloring pages. For children, 3+

Need a great space to work on your quilting project? Join this community group of quilters who get together to work on their projects and help one another troubleshoot!

For the month of January, we will be watching westerns set primarily in snowy landscapes.  The feeling of isolation is heightened in these tales of outlaws, sheriffs, and bounty hunters.