Explore the concept of urban geography and the monuments of Ypsilanti - public, personal and imagined - in writing.

Join local DM KC Dixon for a one-shot adventure twice a month! For experienced adventurers aged 14-18.

Learn how to send and retrieve messages, add attachments, create and manage labels and filters, add contacts, and manage junk email.

Explore different themed sensory and art stations each session to help your child develop fine motor skills and learn about the world through play.

Hear a book and get inspired! Students will experience the joy of story-creating however they are able, from writing to conversation-based brainstorming and development of new ideas.

Join us in a conversation with local and national racial justice activists tracing the threads of belief connecting slavery, eugenics, book-banning, and voter suppression with the threat of autocracy

Enjoy songs about soil, decomposition, and the earth, then play in the soil and learn about compost.

Learn how to perform simple data analysis using Excel’s PivotTable feature.

Learning is fun at Jumpstart Kindergarten! Find an engaging blend of activities and stories designed to help prepare preschoolers for school success.

American and Chinese-style sets will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own. While you're at it, bring a friend or two! All levels of experience welcome.

Ready to join a magical crew set on adventuring through lands far and near? For ages 10 and up!

Please join us for a community screening and Q & A session of this documentary film in support of the 2023-2024 Great Michigan Read, Firekeeper's Daughter, by Angeline Boulley

Hear a book and learn fun songs during a short lap-sit storytime designed for pre-walkers. Then, stay to chat with other parents and caregivers while your little one plays.

Learn a variety of preschool-readiness skills, from ABCs to kindness.

Learning is fun at Jumpstart Kindergarten! Find an engaging blend of activities and stories designed to help prepare preschoolers for school success.

This after-school reading club is for fans of graphic novels. Listen to the book read aloud, then discuss it while making art.

Meditation has many benefits for our health and well-being. Drop in and for simple, guided, non-religious awareness practices in the company of friends you may not have met yet!

Meet with other yarnies and share your projects and ideas every Tuesday. Open to all, any handcraft welcome! 

Join us for lively discussions of books by African American Authors.

We're partnering with the Ann Arbor YMCA to offer this weekly Better Balance class.

Learn colors, shapes, and numbers through music and movement.

Hear a book and learn fun songs during a short lap-sit storytime designed for pre-walkers. Then stay to chat with other parents and caregivers while your little one plays. 

Learn how to create, format, select, copy, paste, and edit text.

Members of Washtenaw Literacy's ESL book group will meet once a week. To register, contact Washtenaw Literacy at (734) 337-3338.

Help test a breakout room game and Wonder Media online games, designed to help students evaluate social media posts and online news articles for accuracy. Earn volunteer credit!

Learn about life through the game of chess with Darryl Johnson from Mentor2Youth.

Calling all artists! Learn how to formulate a plan, strategy, and tactics to sell art at a variety of venues.

Join us on the first Thursday of the month for discussion of a variety of books. (no meeting in July or August)

Learn a variety of preschool readiness skills, from ABCs to kindness, at this fast-paced storytime filled with music, movement, fingerplays, and books paired with exploratory learning and play.

Each week we’ll read a book, sing lots of songs, then let parents chat while kids play nearby.

This is a general gentle fitness class that covers overall body health and well being. It will demonstrate multiple styles of exercises (dance, aerobic, etc) with different types of modifications.

Connect with other families while engaging in themed activities each week inspired by a nonfiction or picture book.

Use different supplies each week to see if you can complete our engineering design challenge. Practice problem solving and creative thinking while you play!

Learn computer programming in fun, easy ways.

Build early learning skills and wind down for bedtime with stories, songs, and movement followed by a hands-on project.

Estate planning attorney Viginia Cardwell will explore available tools including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other methods to plan for property to pass outside of probate.

Join us for a monthly discussion of a shared book and enjoy a snack. REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Email mitchell@ypsilibrary.org

A basic introduction to spreadsheets. Learn to enter and edit data, select cell ranges, format cells, use the fill handle, and create simple formulas.

We'll use slow, mindful movements to support brain health, muscle strength, balance, and flexibility.

Exercise and socialize with a 30-minute walk along a path near the Whittaker Road Library. Questions? 734-482-4110 x2411

Bring your acoustic or electric guitar, pick a favorite simple song you want to share, and let's practice some tunes together!

Hear stories and sing songs, in Arabic and English, then do a craft. All are welcome.

Hear a book and get inspired! Students will experience the joy of story-creating however they are able, from writing to conversation-based brainstorming and development of new ideas.

A collaborative teen leadership meet-up: activities might include event planning or facilitating, library promotion, graphic design, or work with our library collections. *Volunteer hours available*

Learn about flight in a hands-on workshop.