Event List

All ages. Join us each month for a family-friendly movie, 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. 

Declutter, discover, and swap with neighbors!

April's theme is Weather.

Bring your questions about using the internet to this open class on internet basics.

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 13-18. Do you live your life online? Unsure about things like AI, digital privacy, navigating fake news, and staying safe on social media? Join us for a variety of tech tips and tricks.

Bring the whole family for a free, joy-filled concert featuring LSO Violinist Lauren Hansen.

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 Fonseca by Jessica kane.

Kids Book Club is a 4-week series! Registration is for all four sessions of the club.

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.

Call 517-321-4014 x3 or stop by the Youth Services desk to register for a ten-minute reading time slot.

A hands-on workshop focused on repairing and reviving well-loved clothing items. Learn the art of visible mending and add some color to old clothes with fun visible embroidery mends.

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.

Call 517-321-4014 x3 or stop by the Youth Services desk to register for a ten-minute reading time slot.

Learn to use the Libby app to borrow books, audiobooks, and magazines.

Chronic Pain Personal Action Toward Health (Chronic Pain PATH) is a 6-week community education program designed to help individuals build practical skills for managing chronic pain in everyday life.

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. 

Kids Book Club is a 4-week series! Registration is for all four sessions of the club.

Learn how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and how to reverse it using Narcan, a life-saving nasal spray. The session includes a hands-on demonstration and a free Narcan kit for all participants.

All ages. Calling all young gardeners! Grab your gardening gloves and join us on the youth patio for an afternoon of digging and planting.

Meetings are open to the public and the public is encouraged to attend. Meeting agendas and minutes can be viewed here. 

Chronic Pain Personal Action Toward Health (Chronic Pain PATH) is a 6-week community education program designed to help individuals build practical skills for managing chronic pain in everyday life.