Week Calendar

This is a social group where you can practice your fiber craft in good company, showing off your latest projects, getting support, and make friends. All levels are welcome.

Mind and Body Fitness is done mostly standing or in a chair. No mats required.
Space is limited to 25 people per class.

Be sure to get to the library a little early, this class fills up fast!

Please join us! 

Using a chair for support, you can practice yoga and receive the benefits of improved circulation, flexibility, and mobility, as well as calm your mind and renew your energy.

Each class includes breathing practices (pranayama), postures rooted in functional movement (asana), and relaxation (savasana). All movements and exercises aim to strengthen the body and mind. These classes are open to all ages, all levels.

 A class combining sitting and standing yoga exercises, working on muscle strength and balance.  We'll be learning some elements of QiGong, self-massage, deep breathing, followed with meditation at the end. 

Need to occupy your little one on Wednesday mornings? Come join us for our weekly Dance Pants party!

Come and enjoy our free Zumba for Kids program for babies and toddlers. This program involves music and movement to help kids strengthen their motor skills.

Mindful meditation helps us become aware of what is already true moment by moment. It teaches us how to be unconditionally present, no matter what it is.

The need is constant. The gratification is instant. Give blood.

To schedule an appointment or for more information go to RedCrossBlood.org | Use Sponsor Code: SDLibrary

Join us for a culinary program where financial savvy meets gastronomic delight! We'll unlock the secrets to enjoying flavorful meals while respecting your budget—because good food shouldn’t come at a high price.

Bring a mat and towel to enjoy a calming and gentle yoga experience.

No registration necessary.

Presented by Healthy Adventures.

Tai Chi Moving for Better Balance (Tai Ji Quan) has been shown to improve balance and mobility and reduce the risk of falls.  People of all ability levels are welcome.  This class can be conducted from a seated or standing position.&nbsp

Starting November 14, program numbers will be given at the front desk at 12:30pm instead of 12pm. We limit 20 participants. We will NOT give out the program numbers earlier than 12:30pm.

Feeling forgetful? Preserving your mental abilities as you get older is easier than you might think — and it can even be fun. Stimulating your mind by playing games and learning new skills can help keep your brain healthy as you age.

Free blood pressure screenings.

Ruff Readers is a program that encourages children to increase their reading skills and self-confidence by reading out loud to a therapy dog. Join Ms. Terrie and her dog Star in the children's area on the second Wednesday of the month.

Journal Jam at the Library is every second Tuesday of the month at 6:00pm! 

Teens are invited to learn and practice their cooking skills while making simple and fun recipes.

This is an in-person program. Registration is encouraged.

Discover how cooking can be both nourishing and budget-friendly—it’s time to take your kitchen skills to the next level!

The Skyline Hills Library Book Club celebrates

NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH