Event List

This workshop is designed to educate individuals who are approaching age 65 on how to enroll in Medicare and Social Security, understand important timelines, and feel confident navigating the process.

An open house with refreshments will be held at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April 11 for prospective students interested in learning more about St. John the Baptist Parish Library’s Excel Adult High School Program.

Ages 17 & up: Give the gift of life! Donate blood and make a difference in the lives of others. The Blood Mobile will be parked at the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library, located at 1482 Highway 44 in Reserve. Appointments are honored first!

Visit the Reserve Branch every Wednesday at 10 AM to enjoy low-impact fitness activities.

Adults who want to improve their computer skills can visit the Frazee-Harris Memorial Library in Garyville.

Problem ants in your yard? Tired of chasing them around with no long term relief? Curious about native ants and their role in the landscape? Come hear from Eric Guidry, an Entomologist with New Orleans Mosquito, Termite, and Rodent Control board.

Join us in conversation with acclaimed author Brad Taylor on his latest work, Shadow Strike, book 20 (yes, you read that right!) of the bestselling Pike Logan series. 

Visit the Reserve Branch every Wednesday at 10 AM to enjoy low-impact fitness activities.

Learn how to make a difference in the lives of children by becoming a CASA volunteer.

Adults who want to improve their computer skills can visit the Edgard Branch each Wednesday at 1 PM.

This class is for English speakers beginning their journey into the Spanish language spoken in Latin America. In this class, we will use a library resource to follow lessons on basic vocabulary and phrases.

In partnership with New Orleans-based The New Neighbor Project, the St. John the Baptist Parish Library hosts English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for adult patrons.  Call coordinator Carolyn Mendoza at (985) 652-6857 ext.

In The Explorer’s Gene: Why We Seek Big Challenges, New Flavors, and the Blank Spots on the Map, Alex Hutchinson dives headfirst into a fascinating and provocative new field of research, examining how exploration is a fundamental part of

This program will focus on learners who have mastered basic Spanish grammar and vocabulary and are ready to expand their language skills for more confident, spontaneous communication.

Join us for beginner's tech classes every Thursday in LaPlace. Students will learn basic computer skills, such as hand placement, hardware familiarity, Internet search, email use, etc.

Join LSU AgCenter extension agent Stephanie Gravois for a Spring Garden Seminar with hands-on cooking demonstrations and helpful handouts. Discover the ease of growing herbs alongside your ornamentals and how you can utilize them in your cooking!

Let's discuss the importance of relaxation and ways the library can serve as the perfect location to recharge! Participants will leave with a handmade candle and a sample of tea to make at home. 

Adults who want to improve their computer skills can visit the Frazee-Harris Memorial Library in Garyville.

French Tables are popping up all over Louisiana, where people meet simply to converse in French. 

Visit the Reserve Branch every Wednesday at 10 AM to enjoy low-impact fitness activities.

We are starting a Senior Advisory Group for adults ages 60 and older. Help shape the future of library programs and services for our senior community!

Adults who want to improve their computer skills can visit the Edgard Branch each Wednesday at 1 PM.

Award-winning and bestselling author Miranda Cowley Heller takes us on an intimate journey through the life stages of a woman in her new poetry collection, What the Deep Water Knows.

This class is for English speakers beginning their journey into the Spanish language spoken in Latin America. In this class, we will use a library resource to follow lessons on basic vocabulary and phrases.