Fowlerville District Library
Upcoming Events
Monday – Wednesday: 9:30 am to 7:00 pm
Thursday: 9:30 am to 8:00 pm
Friday: 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
For any questions, or to register for programs, call us at 517-223-9089
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KIDS & FAMILY
Summer Reading Kickoff
The Summer Reading Program will begin on June 12 with a concert from Music at the Blissful at 10 am and face painting from 11-1.
For all ages Friday, June 12 ● 10am
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Red, White & Tunes
Join us for a worm race, bubblegum blowing contest, balloon animals, bike decorating contest, hot dogs, and a musical performance by Ben Traverse and the Little River String Band. They will play at 6 pm in the side yard. Bring chairs and blankets for lawn seating and join us for all the fun.
Thurs, July 2 ● 4-7pm
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Family Storytime (Ages 1-5)
For families with “littles” to learn, play and grow through a variety of stories, songs, rhymes, movements, and activities. Playtime and crafts included!
Tues ● 10-11am
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Toddler Storytime (Ages 0-3)
A storytime for the “littlest littles” to learn, play, and grow through a variety of stories, songs, rhymes and movements that appeal to short attention spans.
Wed ● 10-11am
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Kids Club (Ages 6-12)
All the fun of Lego Club, but with more! Now you can play a game, complete a craft or activity, and still build with your favorite bricks.
Thurs.● 4pm
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Graphic Novel Book Club
Read the book and then come to discuss it. Snacks provided. Books are available at the front desk and are yours to keep. We will be discussing SHERLOCK BONES by Renee Treml.
Mon, June 22 ● 4pm
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Book Boxes (All ages)
Fill out the online form by visiting the events page on our website. Let the librarians pick a surprise selection of books for you. Register the first two weeks of every month to get next month’s box, which will be ready to pick up the first of the following month.
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Reading Dragons (All Ages)
Game on! Read to earn creature cards to collect and play games! Can you collect them all? Stop by the library to grab a reading log and a starter set to begin your adventure.
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Live Homework Help
Free with your library card! Log on to HelpNow, click “Live Help”, Enter subject and grade level and enter the online classroom for expert assistance. You can find a link on our homepage.
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Sensory Playtime (Ages 2-5)
This is a drop-in playtime filled with unstructured, sensory fun! Watch your littles use their imaginations to turn everyday things into toys. Caregiver supervision is required.
Friday, June 19 ● 10-11am
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TEENS
Dungeons & Dragons (Ages 12-18)
Come play D&D 5th Edition! No prior experience needed.
Wednesdays ● 2:30-5pm
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Switch Free Play (Ages 10-18)
Open gaming time with the library's Switch.
Fridays ● 2:30-5 pm
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ADULTS
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board will meet to discuss library business, the public is invited and encouraged to attend.
Thurs, June 25 ● 6pm
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Writer’s Group Meeting
Are you an established or aspiring author? You are not alone. There are many writers in Fowlerville and the surrounding areas. We will meet in the historical room.
Fri. June 19 ● 11am
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Cardmaking (Adults)
Enjoy camaraderie and cards at this popular program.
You will make four different cards to take home. All supplies included. Registration is required.
Thurs, June 18 ● 6:00 pm & Fri, June 19 ● 11 am
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Scrapbooking (Adults)
Make the most of your memories and join us for a fun day of scrapbooking your favorite photos. Stay the whole time or for just a few hours. Everyone gets their own table. Light refreshments will be provided. Registration is required.
Sat. June 20 ● 10:30 – 3:30pm
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Shelf Indulgence Book Club (Adults)
Members take turns facilitating discussions. Come and enjoy some literar y camaraderie! Register to get a free copy of the book, while supplies last. Registration begins one month before each scheduled meeting. Next meeting, we will discuss MIDNIGHT ON THE POTOMAC by Scott Ellsworth.
Thurs, June 18 ● 2-3pm
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Sewing (Adults)
Bring your sewing machine and learn from a master seamstress. All levels of skill are welcome. Registration is required.
Wed, June 17 ● 5:30pm & Fri, June 26 ● 10-2 pm
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Holistic Wellness (Adults)
Lyndsey Johnson from Natural Roots and Wellness presents workshops for promoting health and vitality through holistic practice. In this class, we will discuss gut health for prevention of illness and proper nourishment. Registration is required.
Mon, July 6 ● 5pm
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Scott Ellsworth Best Selling Author (Adults)
Join us for a special evening with this New York Times bestselling author. He is a former historian at the Smithsonian Institution and has written about American History for The New York Times, The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times. For tonight’s talk, he will be speaking about his latest release MIDNIGHT ON THE POTOMAC: THE LAST YEAR OF THE CIVIL WAR, THE LINCOLN ASSASSINATION AND THE REBIRTH OF AMERICA. 2 Dandelions Bookshop from Brighton will be on hand with copies of his book for those interested.
Thursday, July 9 ● 6pm
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Uncle Sam Gnome (Adults)
Join us to make a whimsical gnome to hang up and get you in the spirit for America’s 250! All supplies are included. Registration is required.
Friday, June 12 ● 2 pm
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Pole and Stroll
Learn the basics of pole walking at our try-it clinic on Thurs, June 11 ● 2:30pm
Then meet up on Monday and Wednesday mornings ● 9am to walk with others.
June 17 – August 31. Loaner poles are available.
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Healthy Adult-Keep Moving (Adults)
We know how important physical activity is for our health, but barriers can get in the way of staying active. You will learn ways to cope with these barriers and discover the various types of physical activity and options for staying active for your health goals. Participants will be invited to enjoy a little bit of chair yoga during the presentation. Lunch is provided. Please register. Space is limited. Presented by Abigail Cudney, MS, health educator at MSU Extension.
Monday, June 8 ● 12:15-1:30 pm
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Healthy Adult – Smart Food Choices (Adult)
Planning meals can be overwhelming and sometimes frustrating. During this presentation, we will break down the process into steps, starting with food choices that support your health goals and identifying ways to shop for healthy foods with your budget in mind. We will finish with ideas and tips on making shopping for food less stressful. Lunch is provided. Space is limited. Please register. Presented by Abigail Cudney, MS, health educator at MSU Extension.
Monday, June 15 ● 12:15-1:30pm
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Urban Poling Try It Clinic
Learn the basics and benefits of pole walking by joining the Fowlerville Pole & Stroll URBAN POLING TRY IT CLINIC.
Thursday, June 11 @ 2:30-3:30pm. Registration is not required.
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Repair Cafe
Don’t throw it away! Bring your broken items here for repair and advice from handymen.
Sat, Aug 22 ● 10-12pm
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Computer Assistance
Do you need help formatting a resume? Making columns on a document? Saving something to a flash drive? Whatever you may need help with, a computer expert will be here to assist you near the public computers.
Mon 6/8 & 6/15 ● 1-2pm
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Fiber Arts Lounge
Spend some time with other fiber artists. Bring your latest project and share your passion for an hour or two. We will meet by the fireplace, as space allows.
Thurs, June 4 ● 6 pm. Registration is not required.
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Fairy Door Decorating
Come and create a portal into the wonderful world of fairies. Whether inside your home or in the garden, these mythical creatures need a place to come and go between our worlds. Registration is required.
Aug 6 ● 6 pm
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Fowlerville Area Historical Society Meeting
The Historical Society will meet here. The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
Thurs, July 2● 6pm
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Did You Know?
Did you know that we are a food collection location for the Family Impact Center? Non-perishable foods may be dropped off in the cafe area, and we thank you!
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A Friendly Reminder
We are happy to be fine-free, however after a book is 8 weeks overdue, the item will be withdrawn from our system and can no longer be returned. A library lost/replacement fee will be applied to the account. Please return your items on time so that others can enjoy them too.
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