Event List

The Mox Comic Book Club welcomes tween and teen enthuiasts interests in exploring comic books or crafting their own creations.

Would you like a personal introduction to the online resources? Or perhaps you need help learning how to use your laptop, tablet, phone? Call us to make an appointment with Kristy for a 45 minute, one-on-one tech help session.

The Byram Book Club is an adult social group that meets every other Wednesday to discuss a book. Sometimes, the group covers one specific book, which all members read.

Join us and learn basic engineering concepts with Keva Planks and Legos!

We will have a story time which will include questions about what pictures are on the page. We explore our colors, shapes, and numbers in our activity room, with games. There will also be a fun arts and crafts project related to the book.

Caregivers: join your little one(s) for a fun-filled Storytime & Craft Adventure where books come to life in more ways than one! Each session features a lively reading of a favorite children's book, followed by a hands-on craft.

Homework Club is a drop-in program for students in kindergarten through 6th grade, offering support in ELA and Math homework.

Hip E Han D Crafts is a teen craft program, where we will encourage a love for hippie handy crafts. Each week, we will have a craft exercise. This will include jewelry making, macramé, rock painting and more.

Join fellow creatives at Cups in Clinton and bring a current WIP (Work in Progress) craft project. The first patron to check in will receive a free drip coffee courtesy of the library!

This is a weekly class for anyone that wants to learn sewing basics.

This program offers teens a relaxing, screen-free environment to unwind through creative expression. Participants will engage in mindful coloring activities using provided materials, accompanied by calming music and light refreshments.

This is fun STREAM opportunity for kids, ages 6-12 to come together and build wooden temporary structures, using critical thinking and their imaginations. They can also build obstacle courses for plastic balls to travel.