Event List

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.

Every Thursday, we will play a black and white / classic movie. There will be Oreo cookies and coffee as a light refreshment.

This program is intended for adults.

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

From page to play—join us for stories, crafts, and hands-on fun after school! 

Join young readers and their caregivers 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.

Interested in Coding? Aspire to create your own video game?  Join us as we dive into the world of science and technology! This exciting program is designed for middle and high school students passionate about computer science and technology.

I Read! You Read!  Storytime:   The Alexander Library will be hosting a special story time and other fun activities for families.  It is designed for shared reading between a young reader and an adult.

This wellness-focused program invites adults and senior adults to experience the calming benefits of coloring in a relaxed, social environment.

Fantastic Friday Story time is a story and craft time for children up to age 10. 

Walking dependent on weather and temperature. We do not walk in rainy weather or if it is too warm out. If temperatures are above 80* please call the library to verify if we are walking. 

Adults and Senior Adults are invited to join us for an exciting game of BINGO filled with fun prizes each month at your Medgar Evers Library!

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.

This course is for anyone who is brand new to working with computers. In this course, you will learn the basics of 

computers, from what they are to how to use them.

A cozy, judgment-free space where teens can bring any book they like, read quietly, and connect with fellow book lovers. No assigned reading, no pressure—just quiet time to relax and enjoy a good story together