Week Calendar

Toddler Time familiarizes toddlers with Library resources by using music, songs, and play time. This program is designed for children ages 16 months to 36 months, but all are welcome to attend.

Baby Time is a lap-sit storytime for babies (birth-16 months) and their parents/caregivers that will include books, rhymes, and songs. This program is targeted for babies ages birth-16 months, but all are welcomed to attend.

Preschool Time incorporates thematic books, music, and more during 45-minute sessions. The theme for this week's storytime is cool cats. This program is designed for children ages 3 and up but all are welcomed to attend.

Molly Moose wants a turkey for Thanksgiving, will Mike Moose find one in time? Puppet shows are designed for children of all ages. All QPL programs are free and open to the public, but space is limited; reservations are requested.

Everyone is a philosopher, and everyone is welcome to exchange thoughtful ideas and experiences. Socrates Cafe meets at 10 am on the second Friday of each month in the QPL Large Meeting Room.

This month's theme is: Animal Rights

Molly Moose wants a turkey for Thanksgiving, will Mike Moose find one in time? Puppet shows are designed for children of all ages. All QPL programs are free and open to the public, but space is limited; reservations are requested.

Join us as Lydia Sigworth, author of "Dear Librarian," reads her book and does a short slideshow comparing the real-life pictures of locations and people to the illustrations in the book.

Monday Movies take place at 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm in the Large Meeting Room. Patrons are invited to bring a snack and non-alcoholic beverage to enjoy! Not sure if you'll enjoy this movie? Take a look at its audience rating to help you decide!

Unshelved book club meets at 1:00 pm on the second Wednesday of every month.  Books are selected 3-6 months in advance.  Anyone interested in discussing the selected monthly book is welcome to attend!  

Registration - JWCC

Registration - JWCC

Filmmaker Ernest M. Whiteman III presents a multimedia exploration of how Native peoples are depicted in media and entertainment.

Ernest M.

Join us at QPL’s first Minecraft Club. This is an unstructured program for children to come relax after school and play Minecraft with friends using the library’s iPads. This program is for children ages 7-12 years.

Bring your friends to hang out, chat, and build Legos. Each week a theme will be given that club members can build, or you can build what you want. We will build for 45 minutes, clean up, then share our creations (if you want).

Need a space to hangout away from adults and siblings? 

Come to the Library every Tuesday for chill vibes and cool snacks. Games, crafts, and spontaneous dance parties will happen.

Monday Movies take place at 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm in the Large Meeting Room. Patrons are invited to bring a snack and non-alcoholic beverage to enjoy! Not sure if you'll enjoy this movie? Take a look at its audience rating to help you decide!

Molly Moose wants a turkey for Thanksgiving, will Mike Moose find one in time? Find out at this month's puppet show! Puppet shows are designed for children of all ages.

Chapter 3: The Adventure Continues! Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk

If you've never played or you've played since kindergarten, join us for a game of 5e Dungeons & Dragons! (One of us! One of us!)

Can you stack candy corn pieces in a circle to make a cob of corn? Do you think you can make the tallest cob?

To read? Or not to Read? Is often the question that comes up with banned and challenged books.