Learn something new in Baker, MT. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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Tweens unite! Playfully explore art materials and techniques together. PLEASE NOTE Due to space constraints these programs can host 24 participants at a time; first come, first served. Due to changing construction timelines with the Children's Room renovation, Library programs may change times,...
Festive and decadent autumn dessert. Hands-on, taste-buds on explorations of kitchen skills, seasonal flavors, and food science
Explore Indigenous points of view. Discover Native American contemporary literature with this special book club series hosted in partnership with the Museum of the Rockies. The group will meet Mondays in November (except the last Monday) and discuss different themes of the book. Come to one or all..
Learn how to knit or crochet or get help from accomplished artists in this workshop. Bring your knitting and crochet to this workshop featuring knitters and crochet artists: Jessica Kelly and Karen Ore. This workshop is a chance for you to get help on tricky projects, ask questions about knitting...
Read captivating stories, share insights, and connect with fellow science fiction and fantasy lovers in this Book Club. Limited copies are available from the Library. September 5, 2026: Blindsight by Peter Watts November 7, 2026: The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett
For those with prior Gyrokinesis experience, certified instructor Erin Groth leads this dynamic class that expands into seated, standing, and floor-based sequences.
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Adults of any skill level welcome. Basic materials will be provided, feel free to bring your own. Ages 18+ and registration required. Walk-ins for no show registrants will be accepted 10 minutes after the program starts. Kendra Allenby is a cartoonist for the New Yorker and other magazines. Her...
This class is designed to teach you the basics of getting started such as different stitches, threading the machine, winding a bobbin, and the features on these machines. This program will use Heavy Duty Singer Machines available for use at the library. Registration Required. Walk-ins for no show...
Join Patrick Leonard from Steep Mountain Tea House for a flavorful exploration as he brews up and discusses the six major types of the Camellia sinensis plant.
Explore design skills, principles, and software. Ages 12+ Sep: Website Basics Oct: 3D Models Nov: TBD
Discover the joy of movement in this gentle, seated class led by certified instructor Erin Groth, and designed to support spinal health, body awareness, and overall well-being.
Ages 12 and up. Registration is required. Registrants must complete a Work Bench waiver and obtain a Work Bench card prior to this class.
Participants will learn about 3D printing and use TinkerCAD to create a personalized keychain with their name. Keychains will be printed and picked up later. One registration per child please. Adults need not register. ALL participants (children and parents) must sign the Work Bench Waiver prior to.
Ages 12 and up. Registrants must earn their embroidery badge before class.
Commemorate the USA's 250th, with 8 Montanans who made significant contributions to the state and nation. Presented by the Montana250 Commission, Montana Historical Society, and Humanities Montana.
Join us as we hold a gathering to light a candle, share memories, read their names, and celebrate the special place your loved ones hold in your heart. This event is open to the public with a reception to follow. Offered in partnership with Eden Health.
Read With a Dog will meet in the Children's Room until the renovation begins. During renovation, Read With a Dog will meet in the Open Door study room.
food-based program for teens
Grace McGinnis was a madam during the heyday of Butte’s famous red-light district. She began her business adventures in St. Paul as early as 1887. In 1890 she brought her expertise with her out West to Montana. McGinnis’ life in Butte challenges the stereotype that madams of the West...
Writers of all nonfiction subgenres, at every skill level, are welcome. Come along on Tuesday and give it a try. Meeting in the Aspen Room on October 27th and November 10th at 5:30pm. Meeting in the Kitchen Table on November 17th at 6pm. Due to limited seating, registration required.
Get to know your community through food! On Thursdays, share in your community’s food traditions and favorite recipes with Thursday’s Table. We will have cooking demonstrations every Thursday in the Kitchen Table. Want to demonstrate a favorite recipe? Contact Liz DeVries at...
Join certified instructor Sara Clary for a gentle 45 minute flow.
Grace McGinnis was a madam during the heyday of Butte’s famous red-light district. She began her business adventures in St. Paul as early as 1887. In 1890 she brought her expertise with her out West to Montana. McGinnis’ life in Butte challenges the stereotype that madams of the West...
For ages 12+
No registration required. Must be 12+ to use the machines independently or 8+ with adult supervision.
Bozeman Library Friends and Foundation Book Sale
Grace McGinnis was a madam during the heyday of Butte’s famous red-light district. She began her business adventures in St. Paul as early as 1887. In 1890 she brought her expertise with her out West to Montana. McGinnis’ life in Butte challenges the stereotype that madams of the West...
Bozeman is one of the fastest-growing cities in America. As housing costs rise and the community changes, one question comes into focus: what do we still hold in common? The library, the park, the community center — these are the shared places where strangers become neighbors and every...
This is a virtual program. Follow this link to register and view the event.
Use tinfoil and tape to make posable mini sculptures. Explore something awesome all month long in the Teen Corner. Available during all library open hours.
The Library will be closed.
PLEASE NOTE Due to changing construction timelines with the Children's Room renovation, Library programs may change times, locations, or be canceled. Please check the Library website or call 406-582-2400 for up-to-date information. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Designed to intrigue and challenge kids ages 5 - 11, these special rotating programs offer elementary schoolers the opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics through play. These programs may include tools and materials not suited for younger children. PLEASE NOTE.