Family Story Time: Adventures in the Dark 11:00am Ms. Jessie will lead kids and caregivers on adventures right from the library. Songs, rhymes, stories and socializing are all part of the family story times. All ages.
Keep those math skills sharp with the library’s middle school math club. This weekly program is for rising 6th-8th graders and will feature math games and practice. Sign-up is required, email Rachel Heller (rachel@sheplibrary.org) for more information.
Join us for an exploration of different media as well as open studio throughout the summer. This is a relaxed, drop-in program to explore various media and spend time with other teen artists. The library will provide all the materials. Ages 11-18. July 30: Collage
Explore secular mindfulness and meditation with Kath Meadows of Moving Mountains Yoga. Each session will include guided meditation, mindfulness topics, and time for discussion. All levels welcome. No experience required. This is a free program. For ages 18 and up. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
In this science workshop for teens, the performer and participants will together to explore and investigate various science concepts through hands-on experiments and exciting STEM challenges. Ages 12-18.
See the Adult Yoga Schedule for the summer here. All bodies are welcome to join us for a gentle, meditative yoga practice. We will use the breath to guide the body through movement to increase flexibility, strength, balance and relaxation. Beginners are welcome! Please bring a yoga mat, towel or blanket. This class is led […]
Join us for a craft program for kids where they can make fun art projects and learn new skills. Best for Ages 5 - 11. Parents are asked to remain in the Children's Department with their participating child.
You Are the Sunshine, Acrylic, 2021, 48″x60″ - by Diana Suttenfield The Shepherdstown Public Library is thrilled to announce our August 2024 art exhibition featuring the work of Diana Suttenfield. The show, "A Sense of Place," runs August 1st through August 31st in the Shepherdstown Public Library's Commons Room, with the opening reception on the […]
Bring your current craft project (knit, crochet, quilt, whatever), and enjoy time with other creators. All levels and types of crafters are welcome!
This club is all about getting outside, noticing and recording the little things in nature that are often overlooked, and developing a respect for the environment around us. Ages 7 and up. Weekly on Fridays, June 7 - August 2, 11:00am
"A Sense of Place" by Diana Suttenfield Art Exhibit Opening Reception Join us for the opening reception of our August Art Exhibition at the Shepherdstown Public Library on Friday, August 2nd from 5:30 - 7:30 PM.
Tuesdays will never be the same! Join us for a free opportunity for local residents to meet new friends over a morning beverage, cookies, and to participate in a variety of activities. Brought to you by Shepherdstown Shares and The Community Club.
Keep those math skills sharp with the library’s middle school math club. This weekly program is for rising 6th-8th graders and will feature math games and practice. Sign-up is required, email Rachel Heller (rachel@sheplibrary.org) for more information.
Join us for an exploration of different media. This is a relaxed, drop-in program to explore various media and spend time with other teen artists. The library will provide all the materials. Ages 12 - 18
Explore secular mindfulness and meditation with Kath Meadows of Moving Mountains Yoga. Each session will include guided meditation, mindfulness topics, and time for discussion. All levels welcome. No experience required. This is a free program. For ages 18 and up. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
Join us to build community, share resources and ease the burden of caregiving. This group is intended for those who are coping with caregiving responsibilities for loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer's. This event is brought to you by Access 304.
Join us for a craft program for kids where they can make fun art projects and learn new skills. Best for Ages 5 - 11. Parents are asked to remain in the Children's Department with their participating child.
Bring your current craft project (knit, crochet, quilt, whatever), and enjoy time with other creators. All levels and types of crafters are welcome!
This club is all about getting outside, noticing and recording the little things in nature that are often overlooked, and developing a respect for the environment around us. Ages 7 and up. Weekly on Fridays, June 7 - August 2, 11:00am
THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED UNTIL AUG. 24TH AT 1 PM. Join Historian Doug Perks as he speaks about the civil war in Shepherdstown and Jefferson County in a lecture entitled "All Quiet Along the Potomac." This event is presented in conjunction with our August art exhibit "A Sense of Place" featuring the work of Diana […]
Learn about and practice creative writing & the review process with the guidance of a professional writer, Lee Doty. Participants can bring a short writing sample to share. For ages 13-18. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
Tuesdays will never be the same! Join us for a free opportunity for local residents to meet new friends over a morning beverage, cookies, and to participate in a variety of activities. Brought to you by Shepherdstown Shares and The Community Club.
Join us on for tea, cake, and compassionate conversation about death and dying. Bring your questions, your stories, your worries. Bring your open hearts and minds. Bring your grief and your hope. There is never a charge for participating. All are welcome!
Keep those math skills sharp with the library’s middle school math club. This weekly program is for rising 6th-8th graders and will feature math games and practice. Sign-up is required, email Rachel Heller (rachel@sheplibrary.org) for more information.
Explore secular mindfulness and meditation with Kath Meadows of Moving Mountains Yoga. Each session will include guided meditation, mindfulness topics, and time for discussion. All levels welcome. No experience required. This is a free program. For ages 18 and up. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
This club is all about getting outside, noticing and recording the little things in nature that are often overlooked, and developing a respect for the environment around us. Ages 7 and up. Weekly on Fridays, June 7 - August 2, 11:00am
Bring your current craft project (knit, crochet, quilt, whatever), and enjoy time with other creators. All levels and types of crafters are welcome!
Tuesdays will never be the same! Join us for a free opportunity for local residents to meet new friends over a morning beverage, cookies, and to participate in a variety of activities. Brought to you by Shepherdstown Shares and The Community Club.
Join us for an exploration of different media. This is a relaxed, drop-in program to explore various media and spend time with other teen artists. The library will provide all the materials. Ages 12 - 18
A Socrates Cafe is a gathering where individuals engage in philosophical discussions using the Socratic method, fostering open dialogue and critical thinking on various topics. These meetings, inspired by the practices of the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, aim to create a space for participants to explore profound questions and diverse perspectives in a respectful and […]
Explore secular mindfulness and meditation with Kath Meadows of Moving Mountains Yoga. Each session will include guided meditation, mindfulness topics, and time for discussion. All levels welcome. No experience required. This is a free program. For ages 18 and up. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
Join us to build community, share resources and ease the burden of caregiving. This group is intended for those who are coping with caregiving responsibilities for loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer's. This event is brought to you by Access 304.
Join us for a craft program for kids where they can make fun art projects and learn new skills. Best for Ages 5 - 11. Parents are asked to remain in the Children's Department with their participating child.
Bring your current craft project (knit, crochet, quilt, whatever), and enjoy time with other creators. All levels and types of crafters are welcome!
In this relaxed afternoon program, teens will play video games and board games. Participants are welcome to bring their own Nintendo Switches. Snacks will be provided. Ages 12-18.
Join Historian Doug Perks as he speaks about the civil war in Shepherdstown and Jefferson County in a lecture entitled "All Quiet Along the Potomac." This event is presented in conjunction with our August art exhibit "A Sense of Place" featuring the work of Diana Suttenfield, documenting places in and around Jefferson County. Doug Perks […]
In this month's book club, we will be reading "The Silver Arrow" by Lev Grossman. Join Ms. Rachel for discussion, activities and games that make the book come alive. Register for the book club by emailing rachel@sheplibrary.org so you can pick up your personal copy of the book and read it prior to this meeting! […]
Learn about and practice creative writing & the review process with the guidance of a professional writer. Participants can bring a short writing sample to share. For ages 13-18. Registration is required: send an email to Rachel Heller, Youth Services Director, rachel@sheplibrary.org. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
The 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program encourages families to spend time together while promoting kindergarten readiness and a life-long love of literacy - one book at a time.
Tuesdays will never be the same! Join us for a free opportunity for local residents to meet new friends over a morning beverage, cookies, and to participate in a variety of activities. Brought to you by Shepherdstown Shares and The Community Club.
Join us for an exploration of different media. This is a relaxed, drop-in program to explore various media and spend time with other teen artists. The library will provide all the materials. Ages 12 - 18
Explore secular mindfulness and meditation with Kath Meadows of Moving Mountains Yoga. Each session will include guided meditation, mindfulness topics, and time for discussion. All levels welcome. No experience required. This is a free program. For ages 18 and up. Meets in the Library Commons Room.
Meet and discuss the book "Me Talk pretty One Day" by David Sedaris with Addison and other Book Club Members!
Join us for a craft program for kids where they can make fun art projects and learn new skills. Best for Ages 5 - 11. Parents are asked to remain in the Children's Department with their participating child.
Bring your current craft project (knit, crochet, quilt, whatever), and enjoy time with other creators. All levels and types of crafters are welcome!