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Join us for a non-structured program where books, coloring sheets, and toys are provided for your little ones while coffee and tea are provided for you! It’s a great opportunity to sit and chat while the kids play freely.

Want to find a fun way to earn volunteer service hours? Look no further than the library’s Teen Advisory Board (TAB)! Members of the TAB plan and run their OWN programs under the supervision of our Teen Librarian. The TAB will get a budget and plan out the After Hours Teen Party on Aug. 23.

Children in elementary and middle school are invited to make their very own galaxy slime. Be inspired by the beauty of the universe and mix up the colors of a supernova with your mix-ins of choice. Your personal galaxy will sparkle like the night sky while you stretch, squeeze, and squish it!

Do you have a phone, tablet, or computer that you have trouble using? If so, sign up for 30-minute sessions of one-on-one help with whatever device you own. This program is open-ended. You bring the questions, we supply the answers! The questions can be as basic as using email on your phone to as complex as creating formulas in Microsoft Excel. Registration for this program follows special rules. Registration for all the sessions in a series will begin two weeks before the first session. You may only sign up for one 30-minute session per series. Please see the schedule for exact dates. Registration begins June 24 for these sessions: Monday, July 8 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 18 from 2 to 3:30 p.m.

Get into the spirit of A Universe of Stories with a non-structured astronomy-themed crafting event! We’ll have several stellar activities for you to enjoy. This program is designed for ages 0 to 5, but all ages are welcome.

Are you a teen who loves to write or draw? Join us for our new Teen Artists Club! Bring your poems, short stories, graphic novels, FanFiction, or illustrations to share! Not ready to share? You can sit in and use the time to work on your art. At the end of this session, you can select your favorite piece to be bound and put into circulation at the library! Snacks will be provided.

Reveal your family tree at the library! Sign up for a 30-minute one-on-one appointment with a skilled genealogy expert. Learn how to use the library’s free resources to dive into the past and uncover your family’s origins.

Reveal your family tree at the library! Sign up for a 30-minute one-on-one appointment with a skilled genealogy expert. Learn how to use the library’s free resources to dive into the past and uncover your family’s origins.

Children in elementary and middle school can join us to learn about some popular constellations. Afterwards, come and complete a glow-in-the-dark string art constellation to take home.

Are you a teen that loves to read? Join our Teen Librarian and your fellow book-lovers for our exciting teen book club: Pizza & Pages! Come hang out, talk about books, and eat pizza! Today's book: We don't know yet, as we pick each book at the previous month's meeting. If you want a say about this book, join us on June 17!

The Universe is full of past, current, and future scientific discovery. The Michigan Science Center is coming to the library so we can explore the known and unknown world of physics in space and help us simulate concepts that are often too big, too dark, or too far away to see. This program is designed for ages 3 and up.

Want to find a fun way to earn volunteer service hours? Look no further than the library’s Teen Advisory Board (TAB)! Members of the TAB plan and run their OWN programs under the supervision of our Teen Librarian. The TAB will get a budget and plan out the After Hours Teen Party on Aug. 23.

The Sterling Heights Public Library brings a lively book discussion to the Senior Center. Join us in the SENIOR CENTER LIBRARY! Today's book: Intercepted by Alexa Martin

Enjoy a traditional baby lapsit program with an intergalactic twist! This gentle program is designed for babies 0 to 16 months who are not yet walking.

Do you have a phone, tablet, or computer that you have trouble using? If so, sign up for 30-minute sessions of one-on-one help with whatever device you own. This program is open-ended. You bring the questions, we supply the answers! The questions can be as basic as using email on your phone to as complex as creating formulas in Microsoft Excel. Registration for this program follows special rules. Registration for all the sessions in a series will begin two weeks before the first session. You may only sign up for one 30-minute session per series. Please see the schedule for exact dates. Registration begins June 24 for these sessions: Monday, July 8 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 18 from 2 to 3:30 p.m.

Do you have a phone, tablet, or computer that you have trouble using? If so, sign up for 30-minute sessions of one-on-one help with whatever device you own. This program is open-ended. You bring the questions, we supply the answers! The questions can be as basic as using email on your phone to as complex as creating formulas in Microsoft Excel. Registration for this program follows special rules. Registration for all the sessions in a series will begin two weeks before the first session. You may only sign up for one 30-minute session per series. Please see the schedule for exact dates. Registration begins June 24 for these sessions: Monday, July 8 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 18 from 2 to 3:30 p.m.

Join us for rollicking good times! Children will enjoy dancing to music, action-filled movement activities, rhymes, and fingerplays. This half-hour program is for children of all ages.

Young adults and teens who use a wheelchair are invited to our brand new book club! Join us as we discuss popular titles while eating snacks and hanging out with friends. Today's book: We don't know yet, as we pick each book the month before.

Get into the spirit of A Universe of Stories with a non-structured astronomy-themed crafting event! We’ll have several stellar activities for you to enjoy. This program is designed for ages 0 to 5, but all ages are welcome.

Please register only children Naturalists from the Sterling Heights Nature Center are visiting the library to give you a close look at earthworms, butterflies, and toads. Touch and see live animals while you learn how to invite these “gardening buddies” to your own garden or backyard. Be sure to join us in the library’s programming center. This event will NOT be held at the Nature Center.

Want to find a fun way to earn volunteer service hours? Look no further than the library’s Teen Advisory Board (TAB)! Members of the TAB plan and run their OWN programs under the supervision of our Teen Librarian. The TAB will get a budget and plan out the After Hours Teen Party on Aug. 23.

Take a trip to the library for morning movies that are absolutely free! All moviegoers will receive a selection of free refreshments too! You may bring your own camping bag chair if you find it more comfortable than the provided seating. Also, the room can get chilly, so a sweater may be advisable. Today's movie: Mary Poppins Returns (PG, 2h 10min) Decades after her original visit, the magical nanny returns to help the Banks siblings and Michael’s children through a difficult time in their lives.