Classical guitarist Peter Fletcher presents an audience-friendly solo concert featuring music spanning four centuries, from the Renaissance to the 20th century. His program includes works by Bach, Handel, Sor, Tárrega, Albéniz, and more, showcasing the rich history and expressive range of the classical guitar. This engaging afternoon concert is perfect for both longtime classical music fans and curious listeners alike.

Celebrate spring with a full day of family-friendly fun at the Library’s Spring Shindig! Enjoy photos with the Easter Bunny, hands-on crafts, and activities for all ages. Families can explore a petting zoo, take pony rides, climb aboard a pirate ship ride, and join in a children’s scavenger hunt and interactive games throughout the day. Don’t miss two exciting live birds of prey shows from Freedom Ranch at 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM. Then stroll through the West Parking Lot to meet local authors, artisans, businesses, and community organizations while discovering creative opportunities and helpful resources. With plenty of chances to read, create, explore, and connect, this shindig is the perfect way to welcome spring with family and friends!

Join us for an inspiring afternoon of folk Americana music with acclaimed singer-songwriter Kray Van Kirk. Known for his rich baritone vocals, masterful guitar work, and imaginative storytelling, Van Kirk blends mythology and modern life into powerful, meaningful songs. His music explores themes of justice, renewal, and shared humanity, inviting audiences to see themselves as everyday heroes. This free concert is open to all ages and offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy live music and connect with the community.

Join us for our new morning wellness program on April 1 at 9:00 AM for Yell at the Sun, a calming (but loud) experience focused on stress relief, community bonding, and breaking our usual “quiet voices” rule. April Fools! Books remain our preferred coping mechanism.