Events

Journey with a party of peers to save Faerun from a mysterious cult.

[Registration is currently full, but feel free to come and observe, as the story telling is also part of the fun!] 

Join us for a fun craft and a snack! 

Tuesdays after school!  

Teen Corner

Join Liz for weekly* Crafternoons at the library! We will have the following supplies, but you are always welcome to bring your own:

• Paint, paint brushes, paint markers
• Canvases, ceramic shapes, and rocks
• Coloring books
• Markers and colored pencils
• Pony beading supplies
• Boondoggle supplies

The program will be typically held in the Gallery Room but is subject to be moved to another space. 

*This program may not always be supervised in full by a library staff member, and the artistic direction/decisions for crafts is up to participants

Come create with us!
Grades K-6 are welcome and registration is not required.

Join us for our Fall Series! We have a great line-up for our "Con Artists & Criminals" theme this September. Discussions begin at 12:10pm in The Gallery Room. 

Wednesday, September 3 - Jessica Skehan reviews Provenance: How a Con-Man and Forger Rewrote the History of Modern Art by Laney Salisbury and Aly Sujo

Wednesday, September 10 - Christina Bucciferro reviews  Bad Blood: Secrets & lies in a Silicon Valley Startup  by John Carreyrou

Wednesday, September 17 - Christopher White reviews Ponzi's Scheme: The True Story of a Financial Legend by Mitchell Zuckoff

Wednesday, September 24 - Ed Smart reviews Charlatan America's Most Dangerous Huckster, the Man Who Pursued Him, and the Age of Flimflam by Pope Brock

Tweens/Teens join us for a fun game of BINGO in Teen Corner! 

One Wednesday a month! 

Take home some fun prizes!

No Registration required. 

Tween/Teens join us for Chicken Wings after school!!! 

Try a few different flavors!  

When they are gone, they are....... gone! 

No registration is required. 

Presented by Kathy Facer and Jill Feine 

Thursday, September 18   6 pm - 7:30 pm 
Thursday, September 25   6 pm - 7:30 pm
Wednesday, October 8   6 pm - 7:30 pm

This three evening course will cover the basics of beginning your family history, including the process, data collection, and organization of information .  You will learn about various types of important records and how to access them.  There will be a brief overview of the resources that the Richmond Library to offer, including online databases as well our print genealogy and local history resources.  Come and get started with a project you probably have been thinking about, and learn some great tips and tricks!

Click here to register 
 

Join us for a Story & Craft with Ms. Crystal on Friday mornings at 10:00.