Did You Know?
Any student or staff member at Tecumseh Public Schools is eligible for a special Tecumseh District Library Card. The TPS cards allow students and staff access to these digital materials available at our library:
Overdrive/Libby: ebooks, audio books, magazines
MeL (Michigan eLibrary): test prep, science and tech databases, automotive guides and repair, legal
Tutor.com: tutoring, writing review, test prep, study skills, career and job search assistance
Mango Languages: online language learning program featuring 70 languages
Students and staff must use their Tecumseh Public Schools email address to sign up for the card.
If you already have a TDL card, you won't need this one, as you have access to our digital resources.
Click here to sign up for your TPS Digital Library Card
Questions? Contact us at (517) 423-2238
Introducing a new free early literacy program which encourages you to read 1,000 books with your child before he or she begins kindergarten!
The program entails reading any book to your newborn, infant and/or toddler before they start kindergarten. It may sound hard to do, but it really is not! If you read just one book a night together, you will have read 365 books in a year! That is 730 books in two years and 1,095 books in three years! There are no restrictions as to which book you read or how many times you read it! It can include books read to your child by a teacher, a sibling, or during Story Time. Each experience counts as a book read!
For participation details, Click HERE
Mexican food is more than just tacos and burritos. Cooking instructor Mary Spencer of Taste: A Cook’s Place will demonstrate two authentic Mexican dishes just in time for Cinco de Mayo celebrations.
The nonrefundable materials fee is $10. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
Join us for a tour of the beautiful Croswell Opera House. Learn about this piece of Lenawee County’s history with Croswell staff.
BOOK RAINBOW: A Colorful Story Time
Features books highlighting the different colors of the rainbow!
Join Mrs. Reasoner, Children's Librarian,
on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 from 6:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Wear your favorite color of the rainbow!
Story Time is designed for 3-year-olds through 2nd graders.
Registration is required due to space limitations.
Click HERE to Register
Coming Soon!
TERRIFIC TODDLERS
Designed for one-year-olds to two-year-olds and their caregivers.
A series of 6-week Wednesday Morning Story Times meeting from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Mary Beth Reasoner, Children’s Services Librarian, will share board books, short picture books, fingerplays, and songs at each program.
Registration is limited to six "toddlers" and their adult caregivers.
The Terrific Toddlers Story Times are designed for "One Lap for each Child".
If you have more than one child between the ages of one-year-old and two-years-old, the library will provide an extra lap!
Registration is required for each series of six weeks!
Registration is a tentative commitment to attend as many Spring Story Times as you can.
LATE SPRING SERIES - 6 Sessions
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
Registration starts soon.
Coming Soon!
MOTHER GOOSE STORY TIME
Join Mrs. Reasoner, Children's Librarian,
for six weeks of traditional nursery rhymes, nursery songs, and fairy tales.
This set of afternoon Story Times is designed for three-year-olds to five-year-olds and their caregivers.
We 'll meet on Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. in Imagination Station in the Children's Section.
Registration is required and is limited to 15 participants.
Registration is a commitment to attend most of the meetings during each series.
You only need to register once to be registered for all six sessions!
LATE SPRING series - 6 Sessions|
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
REGISTRATION STARTS SOON!
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Join Naturalist Judy Semroc of the Chrysalis in Time chapter of The North American Butterfly Association for gardening ideas and tips and interesting natural history information about the butterflies and moths that can be found in Michigan and Ohio. Their benefits, from pollination to animal food sources, will encourage you to invite them into your yards and gardens! This virtual presentation will open your eyes to the many small inhabitants of your own backyard.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85288306545
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 7:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Play trivia with Sporcle Live at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and win great Tecumseh Brewing Company prizes each game. Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst will be available to answer your library questions.
Meet up with other area walkers for exercise and camaraderie. We will walk 45 to 60 minutes each month. Appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended. In an event of a thunderstorm, the walk will be cancelled for that month.
We will meet at the mausoleum.
Coming Soon!
TERRIFIC TODDLERS
designed for one-year-olds to two-year-olds and their caregivers.
A series of 6-week Wednesday Morning Story Times meeting from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Mary Beth Reasoner, Children’s Services Librarian, will share board books, short picture books, fingerplays, and songs at each program.
Registration is limited to six "toddlers" and their adult caregivers.
The Terrific Toddlers Story Times are designed for "One Lap for each Child".
If you have more than one child between the ages of one-year-old and two-years-old, the library will provide an extra lap!
Registration is required for each series of six weeks!
Registration is a tentative commitment to attend as many Spring Story Times as you can.
LATE SPRING SERIES - 6 Sessions
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
Registration starts soon.
Travelling through the heart of Europe by way of its Danube, Main, and Rhine River arteries is an education in cultural anatomy. This 2016 river cruise with world traveler George Jabol starts with proud and beautiful Budapest. Not far upstream lies romantic Vienna, displaying elegant architecture and one of the world’s richest musical heritages. The journey passes through a dozen historic settings, replete with legends and charm, such as the abbey at Melk and cities like Regensburg, Koblenz and Cologne, and includes a stop to explore authentic Dutch windmills at Kinderdijk. At the northern end of this journey is vibrant Amsterdam, the city of canals, flowers, and the art of Rembrandt and Van Gogh.
George Jabol received his B.A. degree from Muskingum College in Ohio, and a Ph.D. in English language and literature from the University of Michigan. Fully retired now from a career with the federal government, George creates photographic slide shows as a way to remember his travels and share them with others.
Coming Soon!
MOTHER GOOSE STORY TIME
Join Mrs. Reasoner, Children's Librarian,
for six weeks of traditional nursery rhymes, nursery songs, and fairy tales.
This set of afternoon Story Times is designed for three-year-olds to five-year-olds and their caregivers.
We 'll meet on Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. in Imagination Station in the Children's Section.
Registration is required and is limited to 15 participants.
Registration is a commitment to attend most of the meetings during each series.
You only need to register once to be registered for all six sessions!
LATE SPRING series - 6 Sessions|
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
REGISTRATION STARTS SOON!
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
The laundry line? What’s there to talk about? Clothesline historian and hobbyist Anne Lawrence will take you on a nostalgic trip back in time to the days when everyone hung their wash on the line to dry – when they went online without the internet! There will be memories to share, links between the clothesline and social/cultural issues, history, feminism, psychology, sociology, and ecology. You will hear why “solar drying” – that wonderful free sun – is once again the way to go in today’s eco-conscious world. There will be personal stories, delightful slides to see, along with a peek at Lawrence’s vast collection of laundry memorabilia. We may end up with a laundry list of things to think about, but she won’t leave us hanging while airing her thoughts. She will pin things down for us, and try to remove any hang-ups we may have about using the clothesline. So, come join us and let’s hang out together!
Anne Lawrence is an alumna of Tufts University in psychology and education. She enjoyed a 20-year career in university administration at Brandeis University in Waltham, MA. Since retiring and relocating to Ann Arbor 13 years ago, she has been happily sharing her hobby with people all over the area.
Much of what we know about Roman daily life comes to us not from the city of Rome, but from Pompeii and other cities in the Bay of Naples which were buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE. Cities were buried under more than 20 feet of stone and ash, which helped to preserve a literal snapshot of what was happening right before the eruption. What is your daily routine? Wake up, eat breakfast, brush teeth, work, exercise, come home, eat dinner, and bed? Sounds about right, with some variation in there? Do you think the ancient Romans had a different daily routine – or was it the same? Join the University of Michigan’s Kelsey Museum of Archaeology on Zoom as we discover what a day in the life of a citizen of ancient Rome was like, based on evidence gathered from the ruins of Pompeii.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85637069868.
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 10:05 a.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Stephanie Jones, Hospice of Lenawee’s community outreach coordinator, will discuss end-of-life dementia care. She will answer the following questions:
- When is the right time to ask about hospice?
- What can hospice do for a patient with end-stage dementia?
- What can hospice do for the family or loved ones of a person with dementia?
Coming Soon!
TERRIFIC TODDLERS
designed for one-year-olds to two-year-olds and their caregivers.
A series of 6-week Wednesday Morning Story Times meeting from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Mary Beth Reasoner, Children’s Services Librarian, will share board books, short picture books, fingerplays, and songs at each program.
Registration is limited to six "toddlers" and their adult caregivers.
The Terrific Toddlers Story Times are designed for "One Lap for each Child".
If you have more than one child between the ages of one-year-old and two-years-old, the library will provide an extra lap!
Registration is required for each series of six weeks!
Registration is a tentative commitment to attend as many Spring Story Times as you can.
LATE SPRING SERIES - 6 Sessions
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
Registration starts soon.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play. Special prizes will be provided by Greater Lenawee Chamber of Commerce.
Coming Soon!
MOTHER GOOSE STORY TIME
Join Mrs. Reasoner, Children's Librarian,
for six weeks of traditional nursery rhymes, nursery songs, and fairy tales.
This set of afternoon Story Times is designed for three-year-olds to five-year-olds and their caregivers.
We 'll meet on Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. in Imagination Station in the Children's Section.
Registration is required and is limited to 15 participants.
Registration is a commitment to attend most of the meetings during each series.
You only need to register once to be registered for all six sessions!
LATE SPRING series - 6 Sessions|
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
REGISTRATION STARTS SOON!
We are reading BLACK CAKE by Charmaine Wilkerson. Join us for a spirited discussion!
Location: Tecumseh District Library, 215 N. Ottawa St.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
We are reading BLACK CAKE by Charmaine Wilkerson. Join us for a spirited discussion!
Location: Tecumseh District Library, 215 N. Ottawa St.
Learn about the role of Chief Tecumseh in the War of 1812 and his legacy in terms of how American history views him and why so many places are named after him with historian and educator Scott Lonsdale.
Photographer Christine Chitnis, author of Patterns of Portugal, invites you to celebrate the unique, timeless beauty of Portugal through the stunning designs and hues that define Portugal’s countryside, coast, small towns, and cosmopolitan cities. She will discuss the ways that color and pattern are woven into the very fabric of the country’s culture, history, architecture, and traditions.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89408927173
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 7:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
SING A STORY: A Musical Story Time
Features stories made into books!
Watch for more information!
Hey Tecumseh Teens! It's time once again for our Teen Summer Reading Program. This year's theme is Adventure Begins at Your Library. You can come to the library and sign up in person, or register here.
You must have an active library card or digital card to participate. For each book you read you will get an entry to the drawing for prizes at the end of the program. Once you sign up you will receive a "passport" book to log your titles, stickers to mark your finished titles, and some small gifts. You can also pick a book from the glass case in the Teen Area to keep! Remember to stop by the library to grab your gift bag, passport, and free book if you sign up online!
All passports must be turned in by Friday, August 2 to be eligible for the drawing. Questions? Contact your Teen Librarian at (517) 423-2238.
Coming Soon!
TERRIFIC TODDLERS
designed for one-year-olds to two-year-olds and their caregivers.
A series of 6-week Wednesday Morning Story Times meeting from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Mary Beth Reasoner, Children’s Services Librarian, will share board books, short picture books, fingerplays, and songs at each program.
Registration is limited to six "toddlers" and their adult caregivers.
The Terrific Toddlers Story Times are designed for "One Lap for each Child".
If you have more than one child between the ages of one-year-old and two-years-old, the library will provide an extra lap!
Registration is required for each series of six weeks!
Registration is a tentative commitment to attend as many Spring Story Times as you can.
LATE SPRING SERIES - 6 Sessions
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
Registration starts soon.
Coming Soon!
MOTHER GOOSE STORY TIME
Join Mrs. Reasoner, Children's Librarian,
for six weeks of traditional nursery rhymes, nursery songs, and fairy tales.
This set of afternoon Story Times is designed for three-year-olds to five-year-olds and their caregivers.
We 'll meet on Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. in Imagination Station in the Children's Section.
Registration is required and is limited to 15 participants.
Registration is a commitment to attend most of the meetings during each series.
You only need to register once to be registered for all six sessions!
LATE SPRING series - 6 Sessions|
April 17th
April 24th
May 1st
May 8th
May 15th
May 22nd
REGISTRATION STARTS SOON!
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Ever wonder why we call it the Indian Crossing Trails? Discover the legends and lore of this spectacular park as guide Mickey Alvarado leads you on a 2.5-mile evening tour. Remember to bring your camera so you can capture the flora, fauna and natural beauty of the Indian Crossing Trails.
This is an intermediate level trail walk. Participants can expect areas of steep terrain, possible trail obstacles and Michigan woodlands natural conditions. Bug spray, appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended.
Rain date is Thursday evening, May 23rd.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Learn how to create salves, balms, and tinctures using herbs that you can grow in your own backyard with artisan herbalist Bevin Cohen of Small House Farm. A great virtual presentation for gardeners and herb enthusiasts looking to take their herbal passion to the next level! Cohen will share his decades of experience as an herbalist guiding participants through the many processes involved in crafting a wide range of herbal products for health, wellness and beauty.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89774037484
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 7:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
This virtual course with corporal Danielle Woods, Detroit Police Department – Office of Workplace and Community Resiliency, is designed to educate law enforcement, organizations, businesses, and citizens on the cultural competence of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning community by providing attitude awareness regarding diversity and inclusiveness, practical skills, language/terminology, gender sensitivity, and insight into engaging members of the LGBTQ community.
Corporal officer Danielle Woods is currently assigned to the Office of Workplace and Community Resiliency as LGBTQ Liaison for the Detroit Police Department. Corporal Woods is a 23 year veteran having worked Patrol, Vice, Narcotics, Morality, and is a field training officer. Corporal Woods openly identifies as member of the LGBT community, and is an active and driving force in her role as Liaison as well as having a strong presence in representing for both entities. Since being appointed liaison in 2013, Corporal Woods has worked tumultuously to repair the negative relationship between law enforcement and the LGBT community by attending and presenting trainings, conferences, and creating spaces where both audiences can engage in positive yet productive dialogue to establish understanding and equality.
Corporal Woods is a 2020 graduate of Cleary University where she obtained her bachelor’s degree in business management. She is also a Detroit Choice Vanguard Award Recipient, an inductee into the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame in November 2022, and has been happily married to her wife of 15 years.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87016737123
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 7:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Meet up with other area walkers for exercise and camaraderie. We will walk 45 to 60 minutes each month. Appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended. In an event of a thunderstorm, the walk will be cancelled for that month.
We will meet at the mausoleum.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play. Special prizes will be provided by Lenawee Medical Care Facility.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Which of these should you believe and which should you doubt? Old people aren’t interested in sex. Money can’t buy happiness. You can believe media reports of medical breakthroughs. Lie detectors work. We only use 10% of our brains. ESP is real. Some people are born gay. Hypnosis is powerful. We repress bad memories. Examine these and more with Dr. Gordon Hammerle, adjunct professor at Siena Heights University and professor emeritus at Adrian College, and there may be some surprising answers.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Discover how The M Society improves the mental and physical well-being of members of the LGBTQIA+ community in Lenawee County. Learn about the Rainbow Connection, Transgender Michigan, the Clothing Exchange Closet, Period Packs and Lenawee Pride with Socorro Sevilla, president and founder of The M Society.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85164775232
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 10:05 a.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
We are reading THE MEASURE by Nikki Erlick. Join us for a spirited discussion!
Location: Tecumseh District Library, 215 N. Ottawa St.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
We are reading THE MEASURE by Nikki Erlick. Join us for a spirited discussion!
Location: Tecumseh District Library, 215 N. Ottawa St.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Play trivia with Sporcle Live at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and win great Tecumseh Brewing Company prizes each game. Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst will be available to answer your library questions.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Ever wonder why we call it the Indian Crossing Trails? Discover the legends and lore of this spectacular park as guide Mickey Alvarado leads you on a 2.5-mile kayaking adventure down the River Raisin.
This is a strenuous, rigorous and wet activity. Participants will have to port their kayaks across a parking lot and up a steep hill. They will also have to paddle through twists and turns as they maneuver their kayaks through the River Raisin, duck underneath trees and possibly slide over them as well.
Participants will have the opportunity to rent kayaks from livery.
Rain date is Wednesday, July 10th from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Meet up with other area walkers for exercise and camaraderie. We will walk 45 to 60 minutes each month. Appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended. In an event of a thunderstorm, the walk will be cancelled for that month.
We will meet at the mausoleum.
We will take a pictorial tour along the Rhine River from Basel, Switzerland to Amsterdam, exploring several cities along the way with their historic buildings and vineyards with world traveler Dr. Andy Jorgensen. We begin in Basel visiting a quaint pharmaceutical museum which includes a replica of an alchemist’s laboratory. The city boasts many other important venues, such the 17th century Kunstmuseum, which is the first publicly available museum for art in the world. Another stop is Strasbourg with its timber-framed homes and businesses, including Reisling wineries. The nationality of this town depended upon which country won the last war, Germany or France, so it is quite multicultural. A long stretch of the river includes dozens of castles, some decaying and others thriving. A high point will be a visit to the striking Gothic cathedral in Cologne. Touring this area would not be complete without peeking into a working Dutch windmill. These massive structures pump water to prevent flooding in much of the country.
Dr. Jorgensen is Professor Emeritus at the University of Toledo. He has spent considerable time living and studying in Europe over the past several decades. 
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
We all want to be aware of and honor the cultures of those around us, but what do you know about Deaf culture? Come to this Zoom class with advocate Chris Hench and learn: What is the difference between Deaf and deaf? What are some characteristics of Deaf culture? Do cochlear implants make a deaf person hearing? Is deafness a disability? Do Deaf people want to be hearing? What is Deaf Gain? Is sign language universal? What are the unique features of sign language? And most importantly, how should you communicate with a Deaf person?
Chris Hench holds an M.S.W. from the University of Michigan. She was the Chief Operating Officer of a non-profit in Oakland County which supported persons with developmental disabilities, including those who were Deaf and had disabilities. She is currently a consultant for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and DeafCAN! on Deaf mental health issues. Chris is the mother of an adult Deaf son.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84957068412
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 1:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Reminisce with Bruce Allen Kopytek, author of Toledo’s Three L’s, about a time when these three great department stores dominated Toledo's retail scene and offered their customers anything they could want. Revisit their downtown competitors like Tiedtke's, B.R. Baker, Milner's and Stein's, which also added their own touch to Toledo's life.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82689736803
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 7:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Don’t miss this bicentennial kickoff event!
Explore the life of Tecumseh resident Charles Manley. Learn about the history of Tecumseh Products Company. Find out about Vendoma Hotel, Tecumseh Carriage Company and Meyers Aircraft. Discover the historical significance of the Dynamic Kernels Tithing Project.
Don’t miss this bicentennial kickoff event!
Learn about country school life in Lenawee County, particularly at Centennial School, Green Lane Academy, Waring School and other Henry Ford schools. Find out about the consolidation of local rural schools. Explore Lillian’s memories of Tecumseh and Britton, especially the Wednesday night shows and box socials.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
Get as dirty as you want in the garden, but keep those veggies safe from food safety dangers. Learn how to get food from the backyard garden safely to the table with Mary Donaldson, Food Safety Program Educator, Michigan State University Extension.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
We will play at the shelter at Aden Mead Park.
In the event of thunderstorms, bingo will be moved to the library.
This event is made possible through the generosity of Tecumseh Parks and Recreation.
Few periods of United States history are more important and less understood than the years leading to the Civil War. That is particularly true of the Underground Railroad. The origin of the term is unclear; a slavecatcher is believed to have uttered the phrase “the slaves disappeared, like they had boarded a railway underground.” The proximity to Canada via the Detroit River put Michigan on the map of Underground Railroad routes. Washtenaw County was the next to the last stop before arriving at the river. For many, it was the most dangerous point of the journey, since the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 made it a crime to harbor “runaways.” Join us as we follow one family’s story with historian Rochelle Balkam.
Balkam taught history and government at Ypsilanti High School for 36 years, and taught Michigan history at Eastern Michigan University (EMU) for 27 years. She holds an M.A. degree in history and an M.S. in historic preservation from EMU. Rochelle serves on the board of the Michigan One-Room Schoolhouse Association, and formerly served on the board of the Historical Society of Michigan and the Ann Arbor Historic Commission.
Summertime is the best time to enjoy frozen treats! Learn basic recipes to make ice cream, sorbet, and gelato at home with Keegan Rodgers of The Lakehouse Bakery. Learn how to incorporate fruit and other flavors so you can enjoy a great summertime treat! This session will also include vegan recipes!
The nonrefundable materials fee is $10. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
The most popular doll on the planet, Barbie, is still going strong after 65 years! Barbie has proven she still creates social buzz with the “pink summer” surrounding the 2023 release of her first live-action movie. Along the way she has significantly impacted social values in pop culture by modeling female independence, has been the subject of social controversy, run for U.S. President six times, literally travelled into space twice – AND has done it all looking great, in the latest fashions. Not bad, given that everyone except her creator was sure she would be a failure from the start. Mattel reports that there is a Barbie sold somewhere in the world every second. Millions of girls own and play with Barbies, and she has hundreds of thousands of collectors around the world. Perhaps you played with Barbie or are a collector yourself. Plan to share your thoughts about Barbie during our time together; join Barbie enthusiast Mary Bondarenko and other class members in going down memory lane with this toy icon.
Bondarenko is a retired management trainer from a fortune 500 company. She has been active in Elderwise in Ann Arbor for seven years, and is looking forward to being back in teaching mode for the first time since retiring.
Part II of the lecture will be streamed on Zoom on Monday afternoon, August 12th from 1 p.m., to 3 p.m.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84053965693
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 1:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Enjoy an evening of bicycling at Hidden Lake Gardens (HLG)! Bring-your-own-bicycle or go by foot to explore the trails, beautiful scenery, and features of the Gardens along the way. The Sky Walk will be open to explore on foot. Bicycle on paved trails only. Free entry for members of HLG and Tecumseh District Library cardholders. Library card must be presented at gatehouse to receive free admission. Regular admission prices apply to all others.
Last admission at 7:00 p.m.
Come join us for afternoon of fun at the Tecumseh District Library! Under the expert tutelage of Laurie Krauss of Stampin’ UP!, we will be making three different patriotic cards for a total of $6.
The nonrefundable materials fee is $6. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Have you ever met a tomato you didn't like? Learn how the original love apple can be preserved using a water bath canner with Mary Donaldson, Food Safety Program Educator, Michigan State University Extension.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
The most popular doll on the planet, Barbie, is still going strong after 65 years! Barbie has proven she still creates social buzz with the “pink summer” surrounding the 2023 release of her first live-action movie. Along the way she has significantly impacted social values in pop culture by modeling female independence, has been the subject of social controversy, run for U.S. President six times, literally travelled into space twice – AND has done it all looking great, in the latest fashions. Not bad, given that everyone except her creator was sure she would be a failure from the start. Mattel reports that there is a Barbie sold somewhere in the world every second. Millions of girls own and play with Barbies, and she has hundreds of thousands of collectors around the world. Perhaps you played with Barbie or are a collector yourself. Plan to share your thoughts about Barbie during our time together; join Barbie enthusiast Mary Bondarenko and other class members in going down memory lane with this toy icon.
Bondarenko is a retired management trainer from a fortune 500 company. She has been active in Elderwise in Ann Arbor for seven years, and is looking forward to being back in teaching mode for the first time since retiring.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84053965693
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 1:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Incidents of fraud are on the rise, and scammers’ tactics are becoming more complex. This presentation will help give attendees the information they need to Outsmart the Scammers.
During the program, financial advisor Frank J. Zanger of Edward Jones will discuss how to spot certain red flags that may indicate a fraudulent encounter, resources individuals can turn to in the event they or loved ones are targeted, and steps attendees can take to help protect themselves and loved ones.
Before joining the Edward Jones team in 2019, Frank had a career in banking, including serving as Relationship Coordinator for Monroe Bank & Trust in Tecumseh. He is an active member of the Eastern Michigan University Sigma Nu Alumni Association and has served as the alumni advisor for the chapter for 10 years.
Meet up with other area walkers for exercise and camaraderie. We will walk 45 to 60 minutes each month. Appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended. In an event of a thunderstorm, the walk will be cancelled for that month.
We will meet at the mausoleum.
A trip to Iceland has long been on world traveler George Jabol’s bucket list. Although covering only six days, this 2023 journey proved long on extraordinary scenic beauty. The trip began with a comprehensive city tour of Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, which included visits to the iconic Hallgrimskirkja church and the Northern Lights Center, followed by an evening search for the mysterious swirling and dancing Aurora Borealis. A unique adventure followed with a visit to the Blue Lagoon, a natural pool of mineral-rich geothermal water set in the middle of a lava field in the Icelandic wilderness. A full day’s tour called the Golden Circle showcased the Thingvelir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site located where the European and North American tectonic plates meet. Another tour visited the southern coast of Iceland where there is a black sand coastline, the gorgeous Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and other stunning scenery. This active, long-awaited trip kept Jabol’s camera exceedingly busy and was truly the fulfillment of a dream.
Jabol received his B.A. degree from Muskingum College in Ohio, and a Ph.D. in English language and literature from the University of Michigan. Fully retired now from a career with the federal government, George creates photographic slide shows as a way to remember his travels and share them with others.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
Join Beth Flumignan of Creative Spirit Yoga for yoga on the library lawn. Explore movement and develop physical skills, learn yoga poses through active imagination, and creatively channel energy by following movement instruction and practicing calming moments.
Bring your own blanket or mat and a water bottle.
In the case of inclement weather, the class will be held in Meeting Rooms A.1 & A.2 in the lower level of the library. Please enter the building through the side entrance.
The Michigan militia movement began in the late 1970s, and foreshadowed the growth of the movement nationwide. As an FBI agent in Michigan, Greg Stejskal had extensive involvement with Mark Koernke, “Mark from Michigan,” one of the founders of the movement. Later Stejskal was involved in the investigation of the Oklahoma City bombing, which had a substantial Michigan connection. In this class, we will discuss these events, and how extreme elements of the militia movement have become a domestic threat, with their involvement in a plot to kidnap the governor of Michigan, and the January 6, 2023, insurrection at the United States Capitol Building in Washington D.C.
Greg Stejskal is a retired special agent of the FBI having served from 1975-2006. He has also written a book, FBI Case Files Michigan – Tales of a G-Man, chronicling some of the cases in which he was involved during his career, some involving the Michigan militia.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play. Special prizes will be provided by Edward Jones.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
We will play at the shelter at Aden Mead Park.
In the event of thunderstorms, bingo will be moved to the library.
This event is made possible through the generosity of Tecumseh Parks and Recreation.
If you like to paint pictures on canvas or would love to learn, don’t miss this painting event with members of the Ridgeway Church of the Nazarene.
The nonrefundable materials fee is $10. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
This special learning opportunity will be held at Ridgeway Church of the Nazarene’s Fellowship Hall, 6886 Ridge Hwy., Britton, Michigan.
Play trivia with Sporcle Live at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and win great Tecumseh Brewing Company prizes each game. Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst will be available to answer your library questions.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Learn to make your own refreshing, organic and all-natural face and body washes from scratch with Victoria Lord of Paper Street Soap.
This class covers how to formulate your own all-natural washes or cleansers using ingredients you would like to incorporate. Participants will learn how to substitute ingredients and how to formulate gentle cleansers using a wide range of natural ingredients such as herbs, hydrosols, essential oils and more.
The nonrefundable materials fee is $10. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
Play trivia with Sporcle Live at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and win great Tecumseh Brewing Company prizes each game. Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst will be available to answer your library questions.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Ben Rosebrock, owner and lead chocolatier at The Buzz Cafe and Marketplace, will lead us through a fudge making demonstration. From cooking the contents in a large copper kettle to tempering and kneading the fudge on our 3 x 5 ft marble tables, this process takes about an hour to complete. Ben will be demonstrating the process and providing commentary throughout the presentation. Questions are always welcomed.
Native American author Carole Lynn Hare, author of The Legend of Kitch-iti-kipi, will set Ojibwe legend straight.
The Kitch-iti-kipi (The Big Spring) is one of Michigan’s most popular tourist attractions. Many folk tales exist about this natural wonder found deep in the woods of the Upper Peninsula. Many of those stories were admittedly made up by John I. Bellair, a local businessman in the 1920s, in an effort to attract more visitors to the area. But what is the authentic Native American legend of Kitch-iti-kipi? Carole’s story has been passed down orally in her Native American family for more than one hundred years. Although Natives seldom write down their folklore, the author’s great-great-aunt actually did write this legend in a published booklet which was found when she passed away in 1969. That booklet was the author’s inspiration for this book. The Legend of Kitch-iti-kipi reads like a Native version of Romeo and Juliet. In it, the deep love between a handsome brave and a young maiden drives a powerful chief to act out his jealousy. The results are tragic for all three!
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 2:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Meet up with other area walkers for exercise and camaraderie. We will walk 45 to 60 minutes each month. Appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended. In an event of a thunderstorm, the walk will be cancelled for that month.
We will meet at the mausoleum.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
We will play at the shelter at Aden Mead Park.
In the event of thunderstorms, bingo will be moved to the library.
This event is made possible through the generosity of Tecumseh Parks and Recreation.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
Learn about selecting the right houseplants, understanding the lighting needs of your plants, picking a good container for each of your plants, using the right soil, watering your plants, feeding and pruning your plants, dusting your plants and changing pot sizes with Krystal Carter of myPlantTerra.
The nonrefundable materials fee is $5. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
Inspired by the book Last Light: How Six Great Artists Made Old Age a Time of Triumph by Richard Lacayo, this virtual class with art historian Helen Weingarten will focus on four of the artists Lacayo identifies:Titian, Goya, Monet, and Matisse. A common prejudice is that the creativity of the artist inevitably wanes in their later years. In this presentation we will not only see for ourselves great works of art produced by artists in their 60s, 70s, and 80s, but also consider these works within a historical and biographical context.
Helen Weingarten is an emeritus associate professor in the School of Social Work at the University of Michigan. She has studied art history and literature since her undergraduate years at Cornell University, and has continued to pursue these interests during her many travels around the world.
This special event will also be streamed on Facebook Live, which can be viewed from the library’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Tecumseh-District-Library-192148050127/.
No one will be allowed to enter the Zoom meeting after 2:05 p.m.; you are welcome to join the live stream on Facebook at time that is convenience for you.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Play trivia with Sporcle Live at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and win great Tecumseh Brewing Company prizes each game. Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst will be available to answer your library questions.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Does your skin need a little extra care in the spring, or perhaps all year-round?
Come learn how to make lotions with all natural ingredients, including beeswax, shea butter, and coconut oil, at Paper Street Soap. This class is for you whether you're a DIY newbie or have already dipped a toe into making your own body products.
Once you start, you'll never go back to store-bought lotion! In class we'll make a luxurious hand lotion to take home.
The nonrefundable materials fee is $10. YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL YOU PAY THE NONREFUNDABLE MATERIALS FEE AT THE CIRCULATION DESK AT THE LIBRARY.
Meet up with other area walkers for exercise and camaraderie. We will walk 45 to 60 minutes each month. Appropriate foot gear and bottled water are recommended. In an event of a thunderstorm, the walk will be cancelled for that month.
We will meet at the mausoleum.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Play trivia with Sporcle Live at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and win great Tecumseh Brewing Company prizes each game. Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst will be available to answer your library questions.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Bring your unfinished craft projects in to work on among friends. Share your knowledge and learn something new. Coloring pages will be available upon request for those who are in between projects if you contact Reference/Local History Librarian Chuck Harpst at least 24-hours prior to the gathering.
Play bingo to win books and other prizes, have fun and make new friends. All adults are welcome to play.
Teens in 7th to 12th grade, come join us as we play our favorite games on Nintendo Switch, and our favorite board games! Games on Switch include Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many others. Board games include Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, Risk, chess, and card games. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game, we love learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Come join the campaign as we play Dungeons and Dragons, or other role-playing games. Bring your dice if you have some, and join your dungeon masters, Brock and Ms. Jody. Please register here so we can better prepare and make a fun experience for all. Space is limited.
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