Upcoming Events

If you're a tween or teen and you have ideas for programs that you'd want to see at your library, we want to hear from you!

Love to read? Want to share? Are you just dying to tell others all about your favorite book series compared to the screen adaptation? We want to hear it! Join us for out monthly Chapter Chasers: Teen Book Club meeting!

Want to learn chess, or just looking for someone to play with? Chess fans of all ages are welcome to join our group, meeting informally the third Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. until about noon. 

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

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

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the first week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the Epilog Laser Engraver, an innovative machine that carve designs into materials such as plastics, wood, glass, and acrylic.

During the second week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the HP DesignJet large format printer, which can create banners and posters up to 44 inches wide.

During the second week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the HP DesignJet large format printer, which can create banners and posters up to 44 inches wide.

During the second week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the HP DesignJet large format printer, which can create banners and posters up to 44 inches wide.

Create art that is naturally New Orleans. Create a one of kind mini canvas featuring the iconic Bead Dog and display for a mini art show.

During the second week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the HP DesignJet large format printer, which can create banners and posters up to 44 inches wide.

During the second week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the HP DesignJet large format printer, which can create banners and posters up to 44 inches wide.

Create art that is naturally New Orleans. Create a one of kind mini canvas featuring the iconic Bead Dog and display for a mini art show.

Create art that is naturally New Orleans. Create a one of kind mini canvas featuring the iconic Bead Dog and display for a mini art show.

During the second week of January, come to the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library MakerSpace to learn how to use the HP DesignJet large format printer, which can create banners and posters up to 44 inches wide.