Event List

Spring is in the air, and this beautiful DIY floral decoration sets the tone for a season of new beginnings! All supplies are provided during this free program.

During the fourth week of March, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots! We will discuss the dos and don'ts of the equipment and how to successfully operate them.

Come to the Library for storytime! Join us as we entertain, amuse, and educate children with animated book reading. This program is for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers.

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

Join us for a special conversation between award-winning journalist Shoshana Walter and bestselling and award-winning author Barbara Kingsolver as they chat about Walter’s book Rehab: An American Scandal.

During the fourth week of March, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots! We will discuss the dos and don'ts of the equipment and how to successfully operate them.

Join LSU AgCenter extension agent Stephanie Gravois outside of the LaPlace Library to identify features of the landscape and learn practical tips that can be applied to your own home gardening endeavors.

During the fourth week of March, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots! We will discuss the dos and don'ts of the equipment and how to successfully operate them.

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

If you want to stimulate your young one’s mind, join Ms. Trina for our weekly program at the LaPlace Branch of the Norris J. Millet, Sr. Library.

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.

During the fourth week of March, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots! We will discuss the dos and don'ts of the equipment and how to successfully operate them.

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.

Have a hopping good time with us at Dubi's Easter Eggstravaganza! Children in attendance will be able to participate in our Easter egg hunt, while supplies last. Make sure to bring your own basket!

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.

During the fourth week of March, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots! We will discuss the dos and don'ts of the equipment and how to successfully operate them.

Join us for a fun time of stories, songs and dance while developing pre-reading skills. This storytime is designed for active, adventurous, wiggly toddlers from 12 months through 2 years.

Join us for Weekly Storytime in the Little Orange Corner at the Frazee-Harris Memorial Library in Garyville. Little ones and their caregivers can come on Thursdays at 10:30 AM. Can't make it?

During the fourth week of March, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots! We will discuss the dos and don'ts of the equipment and how to successfully operate them.

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.

Spring is in the air, and this beautiful DIY floral decoration sets the tone for a season of new beginnings! All supplies are provided during this free program.

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.