Join us for Storytime as we welcome Ranger Gracie from Hungry Mother State Park! Ranger Gracie will read and teach us about snakes! This program is for children 0-5 and their caregivers.

Connect with a classic story and build confidence reading out loud as we put on a reader’s theatre performance in just one hour! Each month we’ll tackle a new story, learn new stage skills, and discover new aspects of theatre production. September's story is Stone Soup.

Join us as we learn about fruits and veggies! Learn how they grow and why they are good for our bodies! This program is presented by Andrea Wann of the Virginia Cooperative Extension.

Stop by the Cleveland Community Center  for library materials including books, magazines and movies, other free materials, and complimentary notary service. This program is for all ages.

Part of our monthly program series on life skills for teens! Learn basic car maintenance skills for peace of mind on the road. WCPL staff member Ms. Casie will show us how to plug a tire, do an oil change, and more.

Enjoy a gentle afternoon yoga session in the calm setting of the library. This class features slow movement, light stretching, and mindful breathing, suitable for all levels. Relax, reset, and unwind–no yoga experience required. Andrea Metcalf, a local yoga teacher, Master Gardener, and farmer, will lead the class.

Join us as we discuss "Kindred" by Octavia Butler.

Homeschooling families, join us on a magical adventure as we explore the Magic Tree House series. We will discuss the books and engage in book-themed learning activities. In September, we are reading book #19, Tigers at Twilight.  

Explore the fantasy genre with Dr. Mark Baumgartner, creative writing professor at ETSU. This workshop will help you build your own fantasy world and characters, perfect for fantasy stories or tabletop role-playing games. Bring your creativity and love of storytelling, but no prior experience is needed to enjoy this fun and informative writing workshop!

Stop by the Blackwell Chapel Store for library materials including books, magazines and movies, other free materials, and complimentary notary service. This program is for all ages.

Have you wanted to learn how to make sourdough, but it seems too complicated? Then this class is for you! Join Andrea Wann with Virginia Cooperative Extension to learn the basics of sourdough and make a starter to take home (one per household).