Event List

Story time for young children with stories, songs, and other interactive activities. Join us in-person at the library for a fun-filled story time! This program is designed for children ages 2-5.
 

Ready to unlock your full potential and take the next steps in your career?

Use air dry clay to create your very own mini pinch pot.

When school is out, come to the library! Teens and tweens ages 11-18 are invited to an hour of crafts, games, free books and more. We'll have Mario Kart on WiiU and a wide variety of board and card games to play.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to boost your digital confidence and proficiency with the Northstar Computer Literacy Program.

Builders are invited to construct and create with LEGO and KEVA blocks. Activities will include both challenges and free play. Geared towards K-5th students. 

Your resume is your ticket to opening doors to new career opportunities. Without a well-crafted resume, the chances of even having the opportunity to interview for the job is slim, no matter how qualified you may be. 

Join us for a fun-filled story time for children ages 2-5. This high-energy story time features stories, songs, parachute play, and bubbles! 

Unity Point Aging Services staff will explain the basics of healthy eating and provide a detailed demonstration on how to cook the Midwestern version of jerk chicken (not spicy!), coconut-lime rice, and no-bake chocolate pudding pie. 

Knolling is the practice of arranging everyday objects artistically. Attendees will learn the art of the flat lay and have a unique piece of art. Registration required. 

A 15-minute story and song program for newborns to three-year-olds, followed by a 45-minute playtime. 

Join us for an insightful workshop designed to help you navigate the world of credit cards. Learn how credit cards work, the pros and cons of using them, and how to choose the right card for your needs. 

Bring your favorite trading card game and join us for light, casual play on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.

Join the all-ages meeting of the Cedar Rapids Chess Club from 5:30 to 7:30 pm weekly on Wednesdays at the Downtown Library for a relaxed, casual session playing this great universal game.

Wednesday  April 2: Gentle Yoga for Gardeners (Diane Wiesenfeld)

Children and caregivers are invited to a story time that is designed for attendees with multi-sensory needs including low lights, reduced sounds, and opportunities for social interaction and play. 

Join us for a beginner level chair yoga class. Tammy will adapt the class as needed to fit your needs and mobility levels. 

A successful job interview can be the key to unlocking new career opportunities, and preparation is essential.

New to the area? Lost touch with your old buddies? Feeling a little lonely? We get it. Join us for an afternoon of making new connections, but in a less intimidating way than just showing up somewhere.

Join us weekly for Tango Práctica (practice), where you will learn the basic steps of Tango and grow your skills in an encouraging, welcoming group. No partner required. Smooth-soled shoes recommended.

A 15-minute story and song program for newborns to three-year-olds, followed by a 45-minute playtime. 

Arts, movement, and music for youth and their caregivers. This program is geared to pre-K to second graders. 

Learn and practice the gentle forms of Tai Chi in this 12-week series with Bryan Bruner of Heritage Area Agency on Aging. Skills will build on each other from the first session to the last. 

Come play some tabletop games with us! Bring your favorite indie RPG to share with the group or try a new game that one of our GMs has prepared. No experience necessary.