Upcoming Events

Gina from Gina's Hair Salon and Wigs in Rocky River will discuss options for women experiencing hair loss. 

In this 30-minute program from ConnectWell, learn how to access the ConnectWell Health & Wellness database via the Library's website and search for health information about a wide range of health conditions, as well as lifestyle medicine and h

It’s tea time at the library! You are invited to join us for an afternoon of tea, cookies, and a friendly discussion about a great book. This month's selection is Anxious People by Fredrik Backman.

In this 45-minute webinar from ConnectWell, participants will learn to manage portion sizes and make healthy eating choices at home and when eating out. Ideas for non-food rewards for children and adults will also be discussed.

Learn about the role of the Lake Shore Electric Railway (LSE) in Avon Lake from 1890 to 1938, the economic development that it brought to the community, and its vestiges in the present day.

Do you enjoy reading biographies or books about history, science, philosophy, travel? This group is for YOU! We talk about all kinds of non-fiction books. Bring one of your favorites and tell us why you liked it. 

Erie Shores Photography Club presents an automotive photography workshop.  Meet in the Library Parking lot at 6 pm.

In this 45-minute webinar from ConnectWell, learn the negative consequences of too much screen time and how to identify these in yourself and loved ones.

In this 45-minute webinar from ConnectWell, learn the recommended daily screen times for children, teens, and adults. Content from the ConnectWell Health & Wellness database will be shared during the program. 

In this 30-minute program from ConnectWell, learn how to access the ConnectWell Health & Wellness database via the Library's website

It’s tea time at the library! You are invited to join us for an afternoon of tea, cookies, and a friendly discussion about a great book. The selection for this month is The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros.

Do you enjoy reading biographies or books about history, science, philosophy, travel? This group is for YOU! We talk about all kinds of non-fiction books. Bring one of your favorites and tell us why you liked it. 

Do you enjoy reading biographies or books about history, science, philosophy, travel? This group is for YOU! We talk about all kinds of non-fiction books. Bring one of your favorites and tell us why you liked it. 

Join Stephanie Kramer as she portrays artist Mary Cassatt. 

A member of the Oberlin Heritage Center discusses early education in Ohio. 

Do you enjoy reading biographies or books about history, science, philosophy, travel? This group is for YOU! We talk about all kinds of non-fiction books. Bring one of your favorites and tell us why you liked it. 

Professional genealogist Judy Nimer Muhn shares how to get started with your Native American genealogy research. 

About 47 million people immigrated to the US between 1607 and 1990 and about 70% entered through the Port of New York.

Even genealogists who have a good background in court records often overlook the wealth of detail available in the records of the federal courts: the District Court, the Circuit Court, the modern Circuit Court of Appeals, and even the Supreme Cour

Manuscript collections can contain genealogical gems. Letters, diaries, photographs, histories, and many more information-packed wonders reside in repositories around the world.

Professional genealogist Mary Jamba explains through a case study how to determine which record corresponds with which man when three men in the same area share the same name.