Pastel Class
Come explore the colorful world of pastels. This beginner-friendly class requires no prior experience and introduces a fresh, fun theme each month. Participants will draw, play with color, and create their own unique work of art in a fun, relaxed and welcoming space. Instructor: Linda Tracy Materials fee of $15 per person. Registration required. To register and pay, click here. Read More
Cookbook Club – Nighttime Edition!
The Cookbook Club is for anyone who loves cooking, likes to talk about cooking, or wants to explore new recipes. Each month we select a cookbook; participants select a recipe, prepares it, and brings it to share with the group. This month’s selection is Easy Everyday: 100 Recipes and Meal Prep ideas for Effortless Eats by Jessica Merchant. Stop by the Read More
Perler Bead Magnetic Frames
Turn colorful Perler beads into playful magnetic photo frames! In this fun, low-pressure workshop, participants will design and fuse bead patterns, then add magnets to create frames perfect for fridges or gifting. A great way to experiment with pixel-style design and bright color combinations. All materials provided. Register here.
HTFL Game Night
Join us for game night! Come enjoy our library of board or card games, or bring your own! Anyone ages 12 and up is welcome to come play. We’ll meet in Teen Area, introduce all the players and games available, then everyone can choose what they’d like to play and we’ll break into games. Gamers can spread out in the Read More
Marple’s Gretchen Harrington Tragedy: Kidnapping, Murder and Innocence Lost in Suburban Philadelphia
Mike Mathis and Joanna Falcone Sullivan will discuss the updated and revised version of their book Marple’s Gretchen Harrington Tragedy: Kidnapping, Murder and Innocence Lost in Suburban Philadelphia and will offer insight into the arrest and trial of the Rev. David Zandstra. About the Book Friday, August 15, 1975, began as a typical summer day in the suburbs. Young children Read More
Dream It, Plan It: Your 2026 Vision Board
Dream It, Plan It is a creative and reflective library program that invites participants to imagine their goals, hopes, and priorities for 2026 by creating a personalized dream (vision) board. Using magazines, art supplies, printed images, and words, attendees will visually map out aspirations related to career, education, wellness, travel, finances, and personal growth. The program begins with a brief Read More
Silent Book Club @ HTFL
If a traditional book club is not your thing, try our silent book club! Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month in our beautiful Living Room on the 1st Floor. We will have an hour of silent reading from 7 – 8 pm and afterwards you can stay for a short period of introductions and sharing of what Read More
Cookbook Club – Daytime Edition!
NEW for 2026 – Daytime Version! We are happy to now be offering another time for Cookbook Club. The Cookbook Club is for anyone who loves cooking, likes to talk about cooking, or wants to explore new recipes. Each month we select a cookbook; participants select a recipe, prepares it, and brings it to share with the group. This month’s Read More
Great Courses: The Human Journey
Join us for our next Great Courses: The Human Journey. Each week we will view a 30 minute lecture together on Zoom and have a short discussion afterwards. To get the Zoom link, please register by clicking here. About The Human Journey: Humans have been on a remarkable journey these past 300,000 years. We started in Africa and slowly spread Read More
Laser Lab 101: Intro & Certification on the Boss Laser Cutter
Step into the world of digital fabrication with Laser Lab 101—a hands-on introductory workshop that teaches you the basics of using the Boss Laser Cutter for etching, engraving, and cutting, and includes the opportunity to earn your laser cutter certification for future independent use in the library’s makerspace. Designed for adults, this session covers: How laser cutting works: Understand the Read More