Please call 429-5450 or stop by the Adult Reference Desk to sign up for programs.

Special Needs Movies
Join us for sensory friendly films for the whole family! Sundays at 1:15 pm.
-- September 12—Curious George
-- October 3—The Princess & the Frog
-- November 7—Toy Story 3
-- December 5—How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Green 101
Sunday, September 19, 2 pm, Brecon Room. Jacob Corvidae from WARM Training Center in Detroit will give an overview on Energy, Air & Health, Materials & Waste, and Water, explaining how these four connect to create a sustainable, healthy environment for all citizens of the world. Please watch for additional presentations in our Green Living Series. Registration requested.

University of Michigan Football History
Thursday, September 23, at 7 pm, Brecon Room. Where did the Wolverines play football before Michigan Stadium was built? Why does the Stadium capacity (109,901) end with a “1”? Was the “Little Brown Jug” once white? How many football players from Saline played for the Wolverines? Who does ESPN call when they need classic Michigan football films? The answers to these questions can be found at the University of Michigan’s Bentley Historical Library which houses the university’s athletic archives. Greg Kinney and Brian Williams, archivists from the Bentley, will answer these and other questions while showing photographs and documents from the archives and sharing anecdotes about the Big House and Wolverine football history. Registration requested.

Introduction to Artisan Cheese
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Brecon Room. Have you ever wondered why a cheese looks or smells the way it does? Why does cheese have mold on it? Why is some cheese soft and others hard? All these questions (and more) will be answered when you join Simone Jenkins from Morgan and York Fine Wines and Specialty Foods to learn about traditional hand-made cheeses from around the world. You will taste through a selection of cheeses to discover how great cheese is made and aged, how best to store it, and why cheese tastes the way it does. Registration is required and space is limited. Preference given to Saline School District residents.

Classic Movie
Harper Lee wrote the  bestseller To Kill a Mockingbird fifty years ago. Please join us to watch the 1962 award-winning film version Tuesday, September 28, at 6:30 pm in the Brecon Room. Registration required.

Technology Test-Drive
Thursday, October 14, 7-9 pm, Brecon Room. Try out the latest technology! Best Buy staff will show participants how to use a variety of smartphones, laptops, e-readers, and more. Many of these are compatible with the library’s downloadable media. Enter a drawing for a $50 Best Buy gift card. Registration required.

Five Great Ideas for Rotisserie Chicken
Sunday, October 17, 2 pm, Brecon Room. Amanda Schinske, deli and kitchen manager at Arbor Farms, will demonstrate delicious uses for rotisserie chickens: chicken noodle soup; salad; enchiladas or burritos; pizza; and pasta. Registration is required and space is limited. Preference given to Saline School District residents.

Book Discussion Schedule
Please see the Book Discussion Group page.

Internet Class Schedule
Please see the Internet Classes page.