Upcoming Events

Every month we'll read a new non-fiction book that delves into the stories, phenomena, and people that make our world so much stranger - and in some ways, more interesting - than fiction.

Pick a recipe from this month's cookbook, test it out, and bring enough to share when we meet! Please include any food allergies when you register. Books are available to place on hold or 24/7 via Hoopla/Libby!

A discussion of the book Michigan scoundrels: Rogues, Rascals and Rapscallions by Norma Lewis with Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Library Assistant Leo LeFevre.

The books in this club are sure to brew mystery! Drop by Oracle Brewing Co. for a tasty beverage and a book discussion full of thrills and puzzles. For June, we're reading Fox by Joyce Carol Oates.

Have you ever wanted to write a memoir?  Do you enjoy reading memoirs?

One of our librarians will be available for one-on-one technology help appointments. There are 6 sessions of 30 minutes available. We will call you to set up an appointment the evening of Thursday the 18th.

Join us for a foreign feature film - this month's movie will be "Eo" (2022, 1hr 28 min, unrated) in English/Spanish/French/Italian/Polish with English subtitles.

Saginaw Murder Club is for all the lovers of true crime and murder most foul. We will explore the worst that Saginaw has to offer in the comfort of Hoyt Library. If you are interested in the forgotten murders of Saginaw's past please join us.

Join us for a lively discussion of a book about Greek Mythology!

Welcome to Introvert Happy Hour. Silent Reading will be held monthly at the Red Eye Cafe on the 4th Saturday of the month, 3:30-4:45 p.m. Come read with us!

Learn the best strategies for finding and writing grants using the Foundation Directory by Candid. Registration required.

Explore the Hoyt Library Archives for a behind the scenes look at how the library collects, organizes, and preserves Saginaw's past.

Lessons on the continental knitting technique to be given to beginners. Experienced knitters can bring their own projects for a socializing evening. Registration is required via our website or by calling Zauel.

Every month we'll read a new non-fiction book that delves into the stories, phenomena, and people that make our world so much stranger - and in some ways, more interesting - than fiction.

The books in this club are sure to brew mystery! Drop by Oracle Brewing Co. for a tasty beverage and a book discussion full of thrills and puzzles. For July, we're reading Heartwood by Amity Gaige.

Have you ever wanted to write a memoir?  Do you enjoy reading memoirs?