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.

Troy teens (6^th -12^th grade) who are working to improve their English language skills are invited to join us at the library to practice speaking and listening skills while making new friends in a fun, no-p

Spanish speakers and language students are welcome to join this friendly conversation club. 

A great way to meet friends, speak in Spanish, and share cultural activities.

Meets on the 1st Friday of each month.

** This program is open only to Troy Continuing Education ESL students, teachers, and their families*

Tour the library, learn about programs, and win prizes! Call or email Outreach@troypl.org with questions. 

Discussing: Lady Tan’s Circle of Friends by Lisa See. This is a volunteer-led book club.

Before you root for the home team on Opening Day, discover how the historical shifts of the Roaring Twenties and Great Depression coincided with major changes in the sport of baseball and Detroit’s line-up of star players.

Virtually step into the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History with Curator Paula Johnson as she discusses the book Smithsonian American Table: The Foods, People, and Innovations That Feed Us.

Learn to build a remote control car using snap circuits. You get a breadboard that's mounted onto a chassis and the chassis contains the batteries, wheels and motors.

A representative from the Michigan Department of Treasury will be available to answer questions regarding the benefits of enrolling in a Michigan Education Trust higher education savings account.

Bring the family to learn about the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, do a craft, and receive eclipse viewing glasses (one pair per family)! Grownups must remain with children throughout the program. 

Join us for the theatre premiere of Spellers: The Movie!

This is a volunteer-led book club.

This month's selection is Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus.

Have you been considering canceling your cable television package but aren’t sure how to access your favorite content without it?

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!