Volunteer opportunities, meetups, and community events in Gilbertown, AL. Get involved locally.
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Meet & mingle with other book lovers at our monthly social! What did you read for [Month's] theme? Share thoughts about your book—and hear about other titles to add to your To-Read list. Plus, you could win a fun door prize just for showing up! No registration is required to attend. [Month's|...
MiLB Double-A: Chattanooga Lookouts at Montgomery Biscuits at Riverwalk Stadium
Together with adult caregivers, we share the power and pleasure of rhymes and songs designed to connect with your child and encourage their development. Included at the end of each session is some talk time for adults to ask questions and socialize. Presented by Rock EarlyON Child & Family Centre...
We are hosting a Club Lego Tournament! Registration will open May 1st. It will be in-person registration only. You will have all of May to try and secure a time slot for a June date to build your Lego creation and enter it into the tournament. Any questions about the tournament, dates, guidelines,..
Learn about the four essential pillars that support lifelong brain health: physical activity, nutrition, social engagement, and cognitive stimulation. The session explores simple, everyday ways to strengthen these pillars, offering insights and practical tips you can put into practice to help...
If you love board games and want to make new friends, the library is the place to be this weekend! With dozens of games to choose from you only need yourself to join in on the fun. Bring a friend, bring a game you want to play, or just come find something you've never played.
Gearing up for kindergarten in the fall? Join us as we explore and develop pre-literacy skills that will help children transition smoothly into kindergarten. Children have the opportunity to participate in circle time for the first half, and then kids and their grown-ups explore kindergarten...
Build speaking confidence and improve your English conversation skills in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Learn about life in Canada and about other programs and events in our community. Make social connections and new friends. Please contact the Centre for Skills Development to attend . Or you..
Enjoy mahjong open play at the library, a relaxed drop-in session where players gather to play independently, socialize, and enjoy the game without formal instruction. No registration required.
Kids ages 6 to 12, and their grown-ups, are invited to slow down and connect through a guided Earth Day meditation and gratitude practice. Together, families explore their connection to the natural world, cultivating calm, care, and gratitude for Planet Earth. That peaceful energy then flows into a.
For families with babies ages 6 to 24 months, enjoy this special play date to bond with your baby and meet new friends. It promotes social skills, motor skills, and early literacy development! The event will feature toys, games, and books to create a fun and engaging experience. If you register and.
Bring your own supplies and knit, crochet, or craft in this creative social group for all ages and skill levels. Children must bring an adult. Drop in anytime. Accessibility If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please contact us a few days before your visit at...
Join Amy for chair-based yoga especially designed for caregivers to practice your breathing techniques, and improve your heart rate, mental focus, and relaxation. Chair yoga is a relaxation that also energizes body and mind by connecting breath to stretches and gentle movements. This activity...
Join the adventure as you and your friends play through an epic game of Dungeons and Dragons. There will be an overarching story for the month, but the dungeons masters will be thrilled to have anyone jump in each week
✨ Whether you're stepping onto the mat for the first time or returning to deepen your practice, Raquel’s class offers a warm, accepting environment where everyone is encouraged to move at their own pace. Chair yoga is thoughtfully woven into the session, making it a perfect fit for those who prefer.
It's a fun spin on paint-by-numbers... sticker-by-numbers! Choose from a variety of images and stickers, check the number, and place them on the page to see your art come to life. Plan to join us for this social activity geared to adults—and bring a friend!! Accessibility If you need an...
Queer Peers is a welcoming gathering for 2SLGBTQIA+ teens, facilitated by pflag Halton youth leads. Spend time with others in a supportive space with activities, crafts, special guests, and conversation. No registration required. Ages 12–18. Presented in collaboration with pflag Halton...
Come build legos with us in the Activity Room in the Children's Dept of the North Shelby Library. This event is designed for homeschoolers. Legos will be provided. Let's build!
Step into a space designed for growth, honesty, and real‑world learning. Join life coach Chassallon Jones for a monthly series that tackles the issues young adults face every day, from education and family planning to healthy relationships, counseling resources, and other topics that shape a strong.
Attention tabletop RPG players, join the library for a one-shot role-playing game! Players need only themselves and maybe their favorite dice. This will be a beginner-friendly game. Pre-made characters will be available and ready for play. This is a one-shot game to start and finish in one sitting..
We want to welcome children ages 5+ to our Children's Dept Activity Room for an hour of hands-on creating! This program is designed to give children a space to incorporate tactile learning, creativity, tinkering, and self-expression.
This program is for little ones ages 0-5 with curious minds who want to tinker and explore! It is also an opportunity for them to play with others and build social skills. No registration required.
Everyone who loves books is welcome to join us at the Main Library on the first Monday of the month (unless it falls on a holiday, then we will change the meeting to the following Monday.) The Wiregrass Book Lovers Discussion Group started more than ten years ago. We are excited to have a new book..
Explore opportunities to design, invent, create, and re-imagine together as a family through loose parts play. All ages welcome; children 5 and younger may participate with direct adult supervision. Accessibility If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please contact us a...
All ages. No registration. Join The Science Lady of Dynamic Education Adventures for a fun STEM-filled adventure!
Abigail Richardson-Schulte offers a fascinating look at the lives and music of the composers featured on the HPO stage. In this talk, she discusses Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and Pärt. Russia entered the Classical era music scene late, only joining in the Romantic era in the 19th century....
Knitters, crocheters or any other needle crafters! This group will meet on the second Monday of the month. No registration required. Hosted by Jamie Skripnik.
Learn seasonal information about coyotes from City of Burlington Animal Services. Learn hazing techniques, pick up general information and hear about other services offered. Get animal licenses with debit or credit.
Drop in anytime between 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Come along for snacks and coloring fun Materials are provided.
Practice and learn languages with like-minded individuals who all have the same goal of improving their language education.
Muffins with Mom is our drop-in style event to help celebrate all that hold motherly roles. We will serve muffins and take part in simple crafts. Happy Mother's Day to all!
Bring your little ones for a fun and interactive play session. Be ready to jump, crawl, and move together. Drop in anytime. Ages 1 to 5 with adult caregiver participation. Accessibility If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please contact us a few days before your visit at.
If you love to read, this club's for you! Each month, we talk about a different book. Books provided. Bring your friends—everyone is welcome. Come even if you don't get a chance to finish the featured monthly book! In the first session in September, get to know the other book club members,...
Are you looking for an apartment or a room to rent in Halton? Do you have concerns with your landlord? Get advice from Halton Housing Help during this drop-in session.
Have fun with your baby! Lots of music, rhymes, tickles, and bounces for newborn babies to one-year-olds and their adult caregivers. Stay, play and connect with other caregivers after storytime from 11am-noon. Come to storytime, join us for the Stay & Play or come to both! Please bring a blanket...
Let go of stress for a calming hour and practice present-moment awareness communally with others. Explore this experience with curiosity as we aim to support ourselves as best we can without any judgment. Just bring an open mind and wear comfy clothes; no experience is required. Together we explore.
Recommended for teens ages 13 to 17. Registration recommended.
VIRTUAL | After the event date, watch the talk any time through Library Speakers Consortium Bestselling author Jason Reynolds discusses his latest work, Coach. Following the immersive stories of Ghost, Lu, Patina, and Sunny, it’s finally time for Coach to shine in his own book as we discover:...