Upcoming Events

Join us for a lively discussion about ancient mythology!  Our book for March is Lilith by Nikki Marmery.  Before Eve, there was Lilith.  Lilith and Adam are equal and happy in the Garden of Eden, until Adam decides Lilith s

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 April, we're reading Death in the Dark Woods by Annelise Ryan.

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

A discussion of the book Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant by Curtis Chin with Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Library Assistant Leo LeFevre.

A discussion of the book Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant by Curtis Chin with Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Library Assistant Leo LeFevre.

Each month the Butman-Fish Book Club will read a new(er) book that focuses on life, love, and the difficult human experience. We will be reading these upcoming books:

Do you know which cat is cool, groovy and blue? Why, it's Pete the Cat, of course!

Join us at Zauel Library on April 27 at 6:30 p.m. for all things Pete at this month's Kids' Favorites Book Club!

Join us for a lively discussion about ancient Greek mythology!  Our book for May is Hekate by Nikita Gill.  Born into a world at war, the young goddess Hekate and her mother are left behind by their family of immortal Titans as

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!

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.

A discussion of the book Deus X by Stephen Mack Jones 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 May, we're reading The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey.

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

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

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!

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.