Event List

Each quarter we offer an in-person class setting for computer and technology basics led by Adult Services staff.

This quarter we are focusing on smartphone basics. Join us to learn the basics of using a smartphone device and get some informational tips on managing your device safely.

Ages 3-5. Have fun and learn with stories, songs, rhymes, and art activities. 

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 ...

Ages 8-13. Join MSU medical students to learn about skin care and safe skin practices through demonstrations, hands-on activities, and handouts. Learn about daily skin care, sun sa...

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...

Ages birth-36 months. Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes, then playtime with sensory activities that will help your little one develop literacy, social, and motor skills. 

Ages 9-12.  We’ll read and discuss a different book each month, plus have activities and snacks. Register for this program at the Youth Services desk and receive a copy of the...

January's book is Serwa Boateng's Guide to Vampire Hunting by Roseanne A. Brown.

All ages. Bring the whole family for stories, music, a craft and snack. All are welcome to wear their pajamas!

All ages. Get ready for an energetic storytime! Move, dance, and sing to a variety of music, and learn to play with instruments, scarves, parachutes, and more.

SPIN Club: Introduction to SpheroPresented by MSU ExtensionAges 8-14: Unlock the world of coding with spheros! Discover the exciting world of coding in this fun, hands-on, 10-week ...

Ages 13-18. Bring your friends and join us for a night of music, trivia, and pizza! Sing your favorite songs and test your knowledge in a variety of categories. 

WMU-Cooley Law School’s Sixty Plus Inc. Elderlaw Clinic will be providing a brief presentation on the basics of estate planning. 

Ages 3-5. Have fun and learn with stories, songs, rhymes, and art activities. 

Join us for our monthly featured film followed by a discussion of topics presented.

Viewing The Boys in the Boat, directed by George Clooney.This film is about the 1936 University of Washington rowing team that competed for gold at the Summer Olympics in Berlin. T...

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 ...

Community Health Workers assist individuals with a wide range of service needs. Their support can range from providing referral options or helping clients determine their eligibili...

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

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...

Join us for virtual author interviews. Watch insightful conversations with renowned authors and engage in discussions about their books and writing journeys.This month Remarkably B...

Ages birth-36 months. Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes, then playtime with sensory activities that will help your little one develop literacy, social, and motor skills. 

WMU-Cooley Law School’s Sixty Plus Inc. Elderlaw Clinic will be providing a brief presentation on the basics of estate planning.