Event List

Enjoy a variety of activities to help develop the skills needed for school. Designed for ages 0-5 with a caregiver.

Float into the library for a poppin' good time! You'll be bursting with joy as you explore these bubble-themed activities!

Have fun exploring literacy, science, mathematics, and art through play-based activities that integrate essential school skills.  Designed for ages 3-5 with a caregiver. 

Lawyer in the Library provides free one-on-one legal advice from Maryland Legal Aid lawyers. Types of issues include:

Mountaineering means exploring mountains by climbing, hiking, and working together to reach new heights.

Join us for a fun and interactive fire safety program for little ones and their families. We will learn important tips from real-life heroes and how to stay safe in an emergency. 

Please join us to learn about and experience sound bath healing. Presented by a certified Sound Healing Practitioner, participants will listen and relax to the sounds of 7 crystal singing bowls.

Freedom Bang is a pre-choreographed fusion of boxing, HIIT, hip hop, world dance, optional weighted gloves and just a touch of attitude. Offering a wide range of intensity options to help you customize your workout.

Shri Yoga is a calming but challenging style practiced in an informal environment. Classes include various asanas, breathing exercises, chakra vibration, mantras, and relaxation techniques. Attendees are welcome to bring their own mat.

Join us for movement, music, stories and fun for the whole family. Designed for ages 0 and up with a caregiver.

ASL storyteller brings deaf, hard of hearing and CODA babies and their families stories, interactive bonding moments and more in this ASL immersive storytime.

Wiggle, giggle, and snuggle in at Little Love Bugs Storytime! Families with children ages 0–5 will enjoy Valentine-themed stories, songs, and early literacy fun.

Enjoy the musical stylings of the celtic harp, flute and violin.

Join Master Gardener Patty Byrne to learn the essentials of successful seed starting. Perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners looking to refine their technique.

Topics will include:

- How to choose quality seeds

We welcome adults who want to practice their English to a conversation class hosted by the Literacy Council of Frederick County.

Join us for a calming, beginner-friendly yoga class designed to help you unwind, stretch, and move with ease.

Play testing in-progress tabletop game designs with the designers to give feedback and have fun.

Calling all knitters—whether you're a seasoned pro, a curious beginner, or somewhere in between! The Knitting Help Circle is a cozy and collaborative space where Frederick’s fiber enthusiasts come together to stitch, learn, and share.

Join us for an afternoon of STEM fun! Create your own wintry animals made from recycled materials! Age Group: Elementary.

Come chill in the Teen Zone and work on needlefelting projects with other teens! We will provide the necessary supplies. If you don't know how to felt, we will show you!

This program is intended for teens in grades 6-12 (age 11-18)

Join author Reiner Prochaska for a presentation on the Viking Age in Iceland and on Norse culture and the Viking sphere of influence in Western and Eastern Europe, the North Atlantic, and North America.

Take a deep dive with a local artist and anime expert into the handmade era of anime before digital tools. Participants will get to create their own animation cel(s) (while supplies last). Cosplay is encouraged!

Join local attorney, political historian, and presidential scholar, Tom Slater, as he brings to light nearby sites relating to the American Presidents. Also a retired educator, Tom's especially enjoys learning and teaching about our Presidents.