Age Group: Adults

We will have coffee and doughnuts and watch a classic film on the first Monday of every month. This month’s feature film is Her Highness and the Bellboy.

Every three seconds a blood donation is the difference between life and death for patients undergoing emergencies, elective surgeries and cancer treatments. Give blood and make a big difference in the lives of others. Registration required, visit redcrossblood.org.

Whether you want to tell a story, educate others, or simply express yourself, learn how to harness your creativity and love for writing.

This book club is a real mystery. Indulge in mystery subgenres and meet for lively discussions.

Discover new authors, stories and genres from around the world, and enjoy lively discussion in a casual atmosphere. This month’s is The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson.

Every three seconds a blood donation is the difference between life and death for patients undergoing emergencies, elective surgeries and cancer treatments. Give blood and make a big difference in the lives of others. Registration required, visit redcrossblood.org.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Learn the basics of the library’s ebook and audiobook platforms — Libby and Hoopla. We will show you how to sign up and read books on your phone, tablet or computer.

Enjoy coffee and a lively discussion about a variety of books in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

It’s a jigsaw puzzle drop-in. Enjoy the camaraderie of working together to create something beautiful. Stop by, stay for a while or just a few minutes, and add some puzzle pieces to help complete our masterpiece.

It’s a library program for millennials. We’ll play games, have scavenger hunts, make crafts, enjoy food, fandom and more — all after the library closes. The library is officially the coolest place to hang out on a Friday night.

This workshop is perfect for those starting fresh or wanting to update their resumes. We’ll go over the basics and downloadable templates you can use to boost your resume.

Celebrate mothers and indulge in an assortment of provided teas and treats. We welcome parents and guardians to bring their children or grandchildren for this special celebration. Registration required.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Let’s talk technology. Discover all the useful apps available with your Google account.

Do you own something that tells a great story? Whether it’s a collectible, photograph or an object relating to a hobby, bring it to our adult show-and-tell. Imagine what we can learn about our community.

Have fresh herbs right at your fingertips. Learn the basics and best methods for herb gardening in containers. Presented in partnership with Lexington County Master Gardener Volunteers.

This non-fiction book club reads a selection of micro-histories exploring the natural and manmade world around us. Open to anyone curious about the wonders of life.

Get ready for summer reading by learning all about eBooks. Bring your device and get all the tips and tricks for using Libby and Hoopla.

Mahjong is a rummy-like game played with tiles rather than cards. The game originated in China, but its exact origins are shrouded in story and myth. The program starts with 30 minutes of instruction, followed by an hour of playing. All skills levels welcome.

We’re going back to the ’80s for some low-impact exercise. Registration required.

Learn the ins and outs of the library’s website — searching for books, placing holds, using online resources and more.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussions in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Make an oil diffuser necklace to take home and enjoy. All materials will be provided.

Enjoy coffee and cookies, and relax your mind with word searches, sudoku, coloring sheets and more.

Whether you want to tell a story, educate others, or simply express yourself, learn how to harness your creativity and love for writing.

Choose from a variety of colors and fragrances and make your own soaps to take home and enjoy. All materials will be provided.

Love is in the air in this book club where we read and discuss romance novels. This month’s title is is The Duke Who Didn’t by Courtney Milan.

Discover the five most common mistakes writers make when drafting their memoirs, how to start your own memoir and what to do once it’s finished with renowned author and educator, Angela Patrick Wynn.

Get hands-on and make a craft to take home. All materials will be provided. Registration required.

Learn how to research your family history by using databases and tools available at the library like Ancestry and HeritageQuest.

So Creative introduces new skills and techniques each month with fun hands-on projects. We’ll be meeting virtually through GoToMeeting. You can also access the program via phone if you do not have internet access. All materials will be provided and available for pickup before the program. Registration required.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere. This month’s title is Last Light/Night Light by Terri Blackstock.

Get hands-on and make a craft to take home. All materials will be provided.

Young Adult books tackle diverse themes and topics that are relatable no matter the age — friendship, identity, discrimination, fear, politics, family and more. Enjoy a pleasurable read and a lively discussion of, oftentimes, serious themes.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere. February’s title is The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See.

A member of the SC Bar Association will address wills, estates and probate issues. A question and answer session will follow.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Read, discuss, repeat. This monthly book club reads a variety of genres and encourages lively discussions.

Let go of stress and exercise your mind. Coloring can help relieve anxiety and stress in adults while stimulating areas of the brain related to motor skills and creativity.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Gardening is good for a child’s mind, body and soul. It not only teaches them about natural systems, they also learn a lot about themselves. Learn some of the basics about gardening with your child, how to get started, interesting projects to try and fun plants to grow. You’ll also receive book suggestions and recommended gardens to visit to spur more interest. Presented in partnership with Lexington County Master Gardener Volunteers.

Kokedama is the traditional Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil. All materials will be provided. Registration required.

Read a variety of books and enjoy lively discussion and themed snacks in a friendly, casual atmosphere. Visitors and new members are always welcome.

Mahjong is a rummy-like game played with tiles rather than cards. The game originated in China, but its exact origins are shrouded in story and myth. The program starts with 30 minutes of instruction, followed by an hour of playing. All skills levels welcome.