Join the Rutherford County Library System Bookmobile for a special community visit in Milton! All ages are invited to explore our mobile library stocked with books for every reader. Get...
Tiny TEC is a STEAM club for kiddos 2-4 years old. We will read a non-fiction book and do a science experiment or activity based on our theme. All programs...
The MGL Memorial Library is participating in the Reading Education Assistance Dogs (R.E.A.D) READing Paws Program. This program is dedicated to improving the reading skills of children using registered therapy...
Join us at the Historical Research Center for a special Bookmobile visit! Explore a fascinating collection of books focused on local history, genealogy, and archival research. Sign up for a...
Join us as we read stories and sing songs at the Technology Engagement Center! Every Thursday at 10:30. All ages welcome. All events are free and open to the public.
Tinker TEC is a STEAM club for kiddos 5-8 years old. We will read a non-fiction book and do a science experiment or activity based on our theme. All programs...
Chair Yoga is an exercise and stretch class designed to be done with the support of a chair. It’s an ideal exercise for those who don’t want to get on...
Find out while we celebrate all of our beloved turtle friends! Learn about Tennessee’s native turtles and discover the difference between land-turtles and aquatic turtles. Enjoy a close-up interaction with...
Register for the Summer Reading Program at your local branch or online starting today!
Come visit Smyrna's BRAND NEW Gaming Corner! Next week will mark our Gaming Corner Kickoff, from Tuesday, May 27th through Friday, May 30th, at 10-11am each day. We have...
Come visit Smyrna's BRAND NEW Gaming Corner! Next week will mark our Gaming Corner Kickoff, from Tuesday, May 27th through Friday, May 30th, at 10-11am each day. We have...
Come visit Smyrna's BRAND NEW Gaming Corner! Next week will mark our Gaming Corner Kickoff, from Tuesday, May 27th through Friday, May 30th, at 10-11am each day. We have...
