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Explore secular mindfulness and meditation with Kath Meadows of Moving Mountains Yoga. Each session will include guided meditation, mindfulness topics, and time for discussion.  This is a free program. All levels are welcome. No experience necessary. For ages 18 and up. Meets in the Library Commons Room.

The end of the Civil War in North Carolina was a powerful experience that deeply impacted survivors.  Historian Ernest Dollar captured this experience in his book Hearts Torn Asunder.  Co-sponsored with Shepherd University's George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War. All ages are welcome, but please note that this program will discuss […]

Do you believe in magic?  You can start with making a Chopstick Wand at this week's Crafternoon!  There will be chopsticks, clay, ribbon and other decorations plus a dose of magic mixed in!  Best for ages 5+  (Also open to kids younger than 5,  but they will need parent supervision!) Questions? Send an email to […]

Anyone interested in being a library supporter is welcome to attend the Friends of Shepherdstown Library  board meeting!  This event will meet in the Library Commons Room.  Visit FOSL's website for more information about the organization and to join: www.foslwv.org

Welcome to Saturday Story Time!  (Best for ages 3+)

Bring your friends and work together to complete a challenge: build a bridge, design a habit, and so much more. We'll provide the challenge--you bring the creativity. Best for ages 7 and up. Meet in the Children's Library! Questions?  Send an email to youth@sheplibrary.org

Come to the Library's Monthly Board Meeting to hear the latest news and developments!

This week's Crafternoon is all about making paintings with liquid droppers (big eye droppers) instead of brushes! Best for ages 5+  (Also open to kids younger than 5,  but they will need parent supervision!) Questions? Send an email to youth@sheplibrary.org

The Friends of the Shepherdstown Library brings this HISTORY ALIVE! program with Nelly Bly. The famed adventurer, inventor, & groundbreaking investigative reporter will be brought back to life by JoAnn Peterson. Sponsored by the West Virginia  Humanities Council. This is a free program. All ages are welcome.  Meets in the Library Commons Room.