Event List

All Ages. Join us for a special all-ages Spring Break Game On. We’ll have video games and board games on hand to play. No registration necessary, kids can drop in any time from 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. 

DTDL partners with the Greater Lansing Food Bank to offer Grab and Go Meal Kits. Kits include a variety of food and anyone under 18 is eligible with no registration. Pick up a meal kit in the library lobby from 5-6:30 pm. 

Ages 9-16. Learn the basics of crochet, including chaining, single crochet stitches, and working in rows. Great for beginners or those looking to refresh their skills. Yarn and hooks provided. Registration required.

All ages. Join fellow builders and get creative with Lego building challenges.

A welcoming arts and crafts gathering for adults. Bring your own craft supplies or make use of the library’s coloring materials as you connect with fellow creative individuals.

All ages. Join us for The Super Mario Bros. Movie (PG, 92 min.), shown on our big screen with free popcorn. In addition to chairs, floor space will be provided in front of the screen, so feel free to bring a blanket to sit on.

Grades K-12. Need some help with your homework, to practice your reading skills, or just a place to study? Volunteers from MSU and local high schools will be at the library on Mondays after school to provide basic homework help.

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Ages 8-18. Visit us at the library after school for game time. We’ll have video games and board games on hand to play. No registration necessary and kids can drop in any time from 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.  

DTDL partners with the Greater Lansing Food Bank to offer Grab and Go Meal Kits. Kits include a variety of food and anyone under 18 is eligible with no registration. Pick up a meal kit in the library lobby from 5-6:30 pm. 

This month we are discussing The Eights by Joanna Miller.

Ages 13-15. This winter we’re reading books 4-6 in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series by Rick Riordan, one each month, ending with a Percy Jackson celebration at our final club in April.

Ages 3-8. Stretch your body with kid-friendly yoga poses, move to music, listen to stories, and wind down with calming activities. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel or yoga mat if you’d like.

Today's storytime will be held in the children's play area.

For kids in kindergarten through third grade.

Ages 8-16. Learn the basics of chess from our teen volunteers, led by chess expert Gavin. Learn a new strategy each month, get practice playing, and level up your skills, from beginner Pawn to advanced King.

Grades K-12. Need some help with your homework, to practice your reading skills, or just a place to study? Volunteers from MSU and local high schools will be at the library on Mondays after school to provide basic homework help.