Week Calendar

Join Miss Eliza for songs, rhymes, and bounces followed by a short playtime. While the activities provided are targeted toward babies, older siblings are welcome to enjoy the session.

Join us for songs, rhymes, fingerplays, stories, and fun!

Rhyme Time is an interactive program consisting of various, fun skill-building activities such as rhymes, songs, bounces and more.  The program incorporates musical instruments, scarves and parachutes.

Join us to share stories, songs, rhymes, and crafts! This storytime is structured to focus on kindergarten readiness skills. Parent participation is encouraged.

English language learners are invited to join us at the library to practice speaking and listening skills while making new friends in a casual, conversational atmosphere.

All levels are welcome! 

Parents and babies are invited to join us for this drop-in, unstructured open baby play. It is a perfect time to play and give baby an chance to interact with others while caregivers get to know one another.

If English is not your first language, join us at the library to practice your speaking and listening skills and improve your English vocabulary in a casual, relaxed atmosphere. All levels and ages are welcome!

To help us better manage donations, we ask all individuals wanting to donate three or more boxes of material to register for an appointment. You may arrive anytime between 10 am and 12 noon with your donation. 

Discussing The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict.

This is a volunteer-led book group.

This mission-based, entry level robot is designed to inspire young engineers to learn about mechanical engineering principles and coding basics.

Help your child gain confidence and reading fluency by reading to a therapy dog! To get your full reading time, you must arrive on time and with a book.

TAB meetings are now back in person! If you would like to join TAB please email the Teen Services Librarian (Holly. Osentoski@troymi.gov). The Troy Public Library seeks young people to join the Teen Advisory Board.

Friends to lovers, fake dating, marriage of convenience? We love it all! 

Forensics is a form of public speaking through speech and debate. Learning how to public speak helps you sharpen your skills in problem solving, quick thinking, and creativity.

Come learn about the upcoming solar eclipse and create a solar art project.

The Animation Club is an opportunity for early-stage creatives to come together and learn about animation.

Pick up a copy of Milk to Ice Cream; read it with your child, who will improve reading skills while learning all about how ice cream is made!

This program is a follow up information session for the participants of the SAT practice exam. A Troy Sylvan Learning Center Representative will give out the scores and go over how to improve upon them.

Join us as we step back in time and learn about Ancient Egypt! We will learn some fascinating facts about pyramids, pharaohs and more, and make our own mummies and sarcophaguses!

This is a volunteer-led book club.

This month's selection is The Sisters of Auschwitz: The True Story of Two Jewish Sisters; Resistance in the Heart of Nazi Territory by Roxane Van Iperen.

Families with children can join us for a variety of stories, songs, rhymes and movement activities. We'll build early literacy skills while having fun!

The “witch craze”— spanning roughly the mid-15th to the mid-17th centuries, from colonial North and South America, to Iceland, through western and central Europe, to the gates of Moscow -- claimed the lives of over 50,000 people (overwhelmingly wo