Event List

Having trouble navigating your devices or online accounts? Join us for Walk-In Tech Support at the library, where no question is too basic, and there’s zero judgment – just friendly assistance to help you get back on track!

Calling all card game enthusiasts! Join our Pinochle group for an opportunity to play, refine your skills, and meet fellow players. This group is best enjoyed by those who already have a grasp of the game’s basics.

Tai Chi is often described as “meditation in motion” and involves slow movement that is manageable for people of all ages. Tai Chi is one of those rare things that is really good for you and also feels really good.

Curious about artificial intelligence but not sure where to begin? Join us for a fun, beginner-friendly introduction to today’s most popular AI tools, including ChatGPT and others you can use on your phone or computer.

Crafternoon is a vibrant and imaginative program tailored for kids of all ages, where creativity knows no bounds! At the heart of this crafting program is the Art Cart, bringing the joy of crafting to the Bloomsburg Public Library!

Join us for an engaging and collaborative crochet experience! Visit the Bloomsburg Library on the first Saturday of each month for a beginner-friendly amigurumi crochet class.

Mark your calendars! It’s BINGO time for a great cause! Join us on Sunday, December 7th, at the Bloomsburg Public Library for a fun afternoon of Bingo, all to benefit the Bloomsburg Public Library and the Columbia County Traveling Library!

Having trouble navigating your devices or online accounts? Join us for Walk-In Tech Support at the library, where no question is too basic, and there’s zero judgment – just friendly assistance to help you get back on track!

Join us every Monday from 10:20 AM to 12:45 PM for our beginner-friendly bridge learning session at the Bloomsburg Library.

Every Monday from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, the Bloomsburg Library welcomes bridge enthusiasts of all skill levels to join our Bridge Club.

Join us every Monday from 6-8 PM for an evening of strategic fun at our Chess Club! Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, our club welcomes all skill levels.

Tai Chi is often described as “meditation in motion” and involves slow movement that is manageable for people of all ages. Tai Chi is one of those rare things that is really good for you and also feels really good.

Emily Kahn, MSW, hosts a free weekly support group for anyone seeking companionship, compassionate understanding, and community in shared grief.

Join the Memory Connections Support Group for engaging activities for loved ones and support and connection for care partners. This welcoming group is for both care partners and their loved ones living with memory loss.

If you need a little support on your life’s journey, ask a library social worker!

Step into our newly revamped Tech Studio, where innovation meets excitement!

Join us every Tuesday night from 5-8pm at the Bloomsburg Public Library for an epic Dungeons & Dragons adventure!

Bring your young readers to the library for a unique experience that combines the joy of reading with furry friends!

All are invited to visit the Bloomsburg Public Library each Wednesday from 10am-11am to discuss the news of the week and what’s happening in our world.

This new community opportunity gives participants a chance to:

Storytime Stay and Play is a fun, interactive, and energy-filled storytime experience designed for children ages 3 to 6. This lively and engaging program is packed with exciting stories, hands-on crafts, and plenty of opportunities for play.

Having trouble navigating your devices or online accounts? Join us for Walk-In Tech Support at the library, where no question is too basic, and there’s zero judgment – just friendly assistance to help you get back on track!

Are you 11-14 and ready to take charge? The Teen Library Club is a space for you to explore the humanities, share ideas, and shape the activities we do.

This all-genres book club for adults, led by board member Chrissy Bardo, meets the second Wednesday of the month at 6pm in the Orangeville Library.