Learn 3D Printing

Learn the basics of operating our Ultimaker S3 and Lulzbot Mini 3D printers.

Saturday Vibe - Mini Maker: Bug Hotels

Mini Maker: Bug Hotels Build your own wild bug hotel to provide an option for wild bees and other insects to take shelter. Using recycled materials and twigs we will have on-hand, come make and decorate your very own bug hotel.Most insects will love having a shelter i......More

Mini Maker: Bug Hotels Build your own wild bug hotel to provide an option for wild bees and other insects to take shelter. Using recycled materials and twigs we will have on-hand, come make and decorate your very own bug hotel.Most insects will love having a shelter in your backyard, or in a tree at your local park!

Talk to A Social Worker

Get one-to-one assistance and referrals for: • Shelter/Housing Options • Mental Health/Short Term Counseling • Food/SNAP Benefits • Government Resources • Community Resources • Legal Resources You can request an appointment at ......More

Get one-to-one assistance and referrals for: • Shelter/Housing Options • Mental Health/Short Term Counseling • Food/SNAP Benefits • Government Resources • Community Resources • Legal Resources You can request an appointment at https://sppl.org/library-social-worker-assistance/ or by phone at 651-280-2190 or email at Carolyn.Hockey@wilder.org

Knitting Circle

Bring your projects and join us on Tuesdays starting in May for a social knitting circle. If you’re looking for a project we have a knitting book collection in the Nicholson Workforce and Innovation Center (Innovation Lab). We also have some tools and yarn available to......More

Bring your projects and join us on Tuesdays starting in May for a social knitting circle. If you’re looking for a project we have a knitting book collection in the Nicholson Workforce and Innovation Center (Innovation Lab). We also have some tools and yarn available to help you get started. Crocheters are welcome too!

Legal Advocacy for Education!

A lawyer from the Education Law Advocacy Project at SMRLS (Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services) will be available to discuss education-related legal topics. SMRLS’ Education Law Advocacy Project provides free, legal assistance to low income individuals and help......More

A lawyer from the Education Law Advocacy Project at SMRLS (Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services) will be available to discuss education-related legal topics. SMRLS’ Education Law Advocacy Project provides free, legal assistance to low income individuals and helps them enforce their educational rights. Advocacy issues may include: COVID-19 learning loss: help with opportunities to make up credits and improve grades Special education services and accommodations Discrimination based on disability, race, gender identity, or any other protected status Access and assistance for English Language Learners Bullying and harassment in school Early Learning Services College and career readiness Expulsions and some suspensions

Drawing with Z

From "Cute Illustrations" to "Watercolor Painting," each month artist Z Akhmetova will lead a drawing session at the George Latimer Central Library. Supplies provided or bring your own.  1st Wednesday of the month May-September, 6-7:30 pm. Meet in the 3rd floor Magazi......More

From "Cute Illustrations" to "Watercolor Painting," each month artist Z Akhmetova will lead a drawing session at the George Latimer Central Library. Supplies provided or bring your own.  1st Wednesday of the month May-September, 6-7:30 pm. Meet in the 3rd floor Magazine Room.

Community Resource Outreach Project (CROP)

Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone......More

Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone welcome! Community partners: People Inc. Ramsey County Homeless Probation RADIAS Health  MN Community Care Clinic 555 (4th Thursdays) Minnesota Recovery Connection & North Memorial Community Paramedics (3rd Thursdays)

Talk to A Social Worker

Get one-to-one assistance and referrals for: • Shelter/Housing Options • Mental Health/Short Term Counseling • Food/SNAP Benefits • Government Resources • Community Resources • Legal Resources You can request an appointment at ......More

Get one-to-one assistance and referrals for: • Shelter/Housing Options • Mental Health/Short Term Counseling • Food/SNAP Benefits • Government Resources • Community Resources • Legal Resources You can request an appointment at https://sppl.org/library-social-worker-assistance/ or by phone at 651-280-2190 or email at Carolyn.Hockey@wilder.org

Learn 3D Printing

Learn the basics of operating our Ultimaker S3 and Lulzbot Mini 3D printers.

Saturday Vibe: Japanese Dance & Japanese Folkarts

Linda Hashimoto JAPANESE DANCE • JAPANESE FOLKARTS Explore the customs and traditions of Japanese culture with Linda Hashimoto with several Japanese Dances that will include audience participation and learn how to make origami cranes a Symbol of Peace. Linda Hashimoto......More

Linda Hashimoto JAPANESE DANCE • JAPANESE FOLKARTS Explore the customs and traditions of Japanese culture with Linda Hashimoto with several Japanese Dances that will include audience participation and learn how to make origami cranes a Symbol of Peace. Linda Hashimoto is the founder and instructor of Sansei Yonsei Kai Japanese children and adult dance group.

Flint Hills Family Festival

Library craft table on 4th Street in front of Library, weather permitting. For more than 20 years, the Flint Hills Family Festival has brought communities together through the power of the arts, welcoming over a million students, teachers, and families since its conce......More

Library craft table on 4th Street in front of Library, weather permitting. For more than 20 years, the Flint Hills Family Festival has brought communities together through the power of the arts, welcoming over a million students, teachers, and families since its conception in 2001. This year, the Festival for the whole family returns to downtown Saint Paul fully in-person with low-cost indoor performances, free outdoor entertainment and art-making activities, and more! The annual Flint Hills Family Festival highlights performance artists from around the world for young audiences and their families. Between performances, Festival-goers can enjoy activities in the surrounding parks, which include free art-making activities with our Festival Partners.

Learn Laser Engraving with Dennis

Learn the basics of operating our Universal VLS 3.50 laser engraver/cutter.