Week Calendar

This drop in music class series  will meet once a week and topics rotate throughout the series, including music listening with each participant bringing their favorite song to share with the group for discussion, active music making with inst

For children ages 3-5 years of age with their adult. Siblings welcome!

Stories, rhymes, songs and more that encourage development of early literacy skills.

As part of the Putnam Museum's Literary Heroines exhibit, Curator of History and Anthropology, will present Women's Roles in Society--or how we moved from corsets to the boardroom.

Black Hawk College Jazz Ensemble lead by Dr. Edgar Crockett will play in concert.

The Putnam Museum is bringing a variety of activities for children to explore the world of engineering. A great opportunity for adults to share with their child the fun of learning. For children K-5th grades.

Students in grades 6 through 12 can enjoy a variety of video games, board games, and computer games at the Moline Public Library on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month from 2:30 to 4:00. Drop in anytime. No registration required.

Nora Coyne-Logan, of Breathe Bend & Balance is a 200 Hour Registered Yoga Teacher and will be guiding the 60 minute class. This is meant to be a fun class to de-stress with plenty of modifications offered for all levels and abilities!

Help us knit/crochet blanket squares over the winter months. Blanket squares will be used to make complete blankets which will be donated to our Project Linus chapter.

Teen and Adult writers working on NaNoWriMo can come to the Moline Public Library on Monday and Thursday evenings in November for a quiet place to work and catch up with fellow writers.

Join us in learning more about essential oils, their uses, and how to create your very own anti-stress/anxiety blend.  The instructor, Tamara Bogosian, is a Certified Aromatherapist, Nutritionist, Health Coach, and Personal Fitness Trainer wh

To mark the 80th commemoration of Kristallnacht, the 75th commemoration of the deportation of the Jews of Denmark to the Terezin Concentration Camp, Steen Metz, will present "My Story:  Surviving the Holocaust."  Steen Metz grew up