Week Calendar

Help your child develop strong early literacy skills and a love of lifelong learning. Children enjoy stories & rhymes, sing songs, practice fine motor skills, and learn to play and share with others.

Homeschoolers are invited to the library for hands-on STEAM experiments and Art Literacy.  Each week we’ll either do a hands-on STEAM project, or study and create art using literature to guide us.

Join us for songs, stories, and fun at the library!  Help your child develop strong early literacy skills by attending Storytime at your ACDL Branch.

Experts from educational farm Red Beet Row discuss the benefits of attracting and making use of natural predators in your vegetable garden.

Bring your Preschooler to our Rhythm Band.  We'll study rhythm by using our hands, feet, voices and hand-held rhythm instruments!

Homeschool students in grades 1-8 gather, connect, and practice teamwork while tackling a new STEAM activity each week

Join April's Featured Artist, Nicholas Deveney, as he discusses his artwork currently displayed in the William Tokarzyk Gallery.

Refreshments will be served.

Friends of Geneva Library invite guests to meet Ohio author Connie Berry. Ms. Berry is the award-winning author of the Kate Hamilton Mystery series. Ms.

Join us for our weekly event designed to help you better understand how best to use computers and technology. Fill out the registration to make an appointment, or walk-in during the event.

Join us to learn about various artists and styles, and come up with creative expression of your own using art as your outlet! 

Have you had a long day?  Need to unwind?  Come join us as we come up with creative approaches to destressing, and relaxing together.  You will feel renewed and refreshed.  

Teens and tweens are invited to join in a variety of games including trivia, bingo, board games, and even karaoke.

Tweens & teens learn basic culinary skills while preparing delicious snacks! Space is limited and registration is strongly recommended. Register online or call Geneva Library at 440-466-4521. 

Tweens & teens face a new design challenge each week!  Teams work together to brainstorm, build, and test a solution to the weekly challenge using only the supplies provided. Will your design win the day?

Budding teen & tween gardeners share their love for the outdoors, learn about organic gardening, and grow their own seedlings. A new nature-inspired craft will be explored each week.

Teens & tweens learn basic culinary skills while preparing delicious snacks!

Registration is HIGHLY recommended: seating is limited and we need to make sure we have enough ingredients for all!

Music is the thing that pulls us all together.  Come and join us for some time together celebrating the joy that music brings.  Express yourself with dance, art, and more while we learn about various music styles in today's culture.&nbsp

A special meeting of the Board of Trustees to discuss imminent litigation. The Board will immediately go into executive session.

Kids work together to solve a new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) project or challenge each week! Code a robot mouse to solve a maze, create a catapult, or design a boat that really floats! 

A special meeting of the Board of Trustees to discuss imminent litigation. The Board will immediately go into executive session.

Children face a new LEGO design challenge each week!  Kids can team up or work independently to brainstorm and build using the supplies provided.

Join us for a Shakespeare Themed Family Game Night. We will be playing the Shakespeare Edition of "The Parlor Game" and other card games and board games.

For April’s book club, we will be discussing "Eclipse" by Richard North Patterson.

We'll play Bingo using words and prompts all about Shakespeare!  (It'll be fun AND educational, too!)

We ask that attendees bring an inexpensive "white elephant" prize to share.