Event List

Please Note: This group is currently at capacity. Please contact Luke Bowen at luke@bethpl.org if you'd like to be placed on a waitlist or included in updates about future adventures.

Women in World War II

This program will be recorded and made available on the Library's YouTube channel.

Please note:

Feminist philosopher Dr.

Send a little love to someone by creating your own watercolor Valentines. Create your own designs or try making a Victorian Love Token.

Please Note: This group is currently at capacity. Please contact Luke Bowen at luke@bethpl.org if you'd like to be placed on a waitlist or included in updates about future adventures.

Create a Valentine (or two) as unique as you! This process art program will include paint, fancy paper and more. Prepare to get a little messy.   

Back by popular demand: join local artist Ruby Silvious for a special workshop where participants will create a mixed media piece using dried emptied-out used tea bags as

Staff from Assemblyman Scott Bendett’s office will be available to assist people with navigating NYS Agencies.

You may have heard of pairing wine with chocolate—but what about pairing books with chocolate?

Join Bethlehem Public Library for a performance by pioneering American Celtic folk artist Kevin McKrell.

This is an inclusive space for people, regardless of ability or age, to play games with or nearby others. The most important part of gaming is coming together and having fun. 

Three easy steps to enjoying book club:

1. Read the book (copies at the library).

2. Come to the library to watch the movie.

3. Join in the group discussion.

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Celebrate beloved author Mo Willems with a story time performance starring Elephant & Piggie, followed by crafts and activities, and concluding with a special screening of Mo Willems' stories.

Make your own watercolor pillowcase. We'll use sharpies and rubbing alcohol to make a watercolor effect on a pillowcase that is yours to take home! Supplies provided. For grades 6-12. 

This interactive workshop with Jordan Taylor Hill, invites everyone to experience the rhythms and movements of the African diaspora.

Turn circuit-boards and other electronic components into one-of-a-kind jewelry. This craft utilizes sharp tools and supplies, and is recommended for those who have the dexterity and discipline to use them safely.