December 2025

Register with an email address to receive the link to a trivia game and test your knowledge! The game is multiple choice questions and speed matters!

Registration for each week ends at 5 p.m. on Mondays. After 5 p.m., registrants will be emailed a link to that week's trivia. You will have until Thursday at 5 p.m. to complete the game, then you'll receive an email with the full results. Trivia uses Kahoot, accessible through any internet browser, no account needed.

A festive crafting workshop where kids will bring a beloved holiday mischief‑maker to life with soft felt and simple needlework.

Participants will learn basic hand‑sewing techniques like blanket stitch and split stitch while creating their very own whimsical plushie inspired by Dr. Seuss's classic character—complete with a mischievous grin and a heart that might just grow three sizes bigger. Perfect for budding makers, this hands‑on activity blends creativity and the spirit of the season into a memorable keepsake they’ll treasure long after the holidays end.

All materials provided. This program is intended for upper elementary aged children--please use the Add More People button when registering to register every child who will be participating at the event.

Representatives from SMC Recreation & Parks will be in the lobby with information about their programs, facilities, services, and events, as well as to answer any questions you may have.

St. Mary's County Recreation & Parks strives to provide an enriched quality of life for the community through preservation of natural, cultural and historical resources, enhancement of parks and outdoor spaces, and promotion of a variety of leisure experiences. Come talk to them about their current events, programs, parks, trails, and more!

Have you ever wanted something 3D printed at the library, but weren't sure how? Now is your chance to learn!

This introductory course will cover the basics of how a 3D printer works and how to use PrusaSlicer software. Learn how to find ready-to-print files online and submit them to the Library for printing. No prior experience is needed. This is an in-person class held in the Computer Lab Makerspace.

Want to decorate a gingerbread house without the mess? Us, too! Come embroidery your own felt gingerbread to celebrate the arrival of winter. This program is intended for ages 18+.

On the first Tuesday of December, January, and February, we invite caregivers and adults with cognitive disabilities to a fun-filled evening of crafts and games. Adults of all abilities are welcome!

Walk-ins are welcome! Registration recommended to ensure adequate supplies of materials and to receive text/email reminders. Use the Add More People button to register every person who will be attending.

Connect & Converse will offer a variety of activities throughout December, January, and February to keep participants engaged and creative. Each month will feature a unique crafting experience. Alongside these monthly crafts, plain paper, coloring items, regular playing cards, and Uno will always be available for attendees to enjoy. Light refreshments will be available. 

December 02: Decorate a Journal 

January 06: Doodle Art Notebooks https://stmalib.libnet.info/event/14993030 

February 03: Decoupage https://stmalib.libnet.info/event/14993031

This inclusive event is designed to encourage socialization, creativity, and connection for caregivers and adults with cognitive disabilities, but all are welcome to join in the fun!

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

20331 Point Lookout Rd., Great Mills, MD 20634

Come by to create a winter mural together! Decorate our winter landscape snowflakes, snowmen, and other wintry creatures!

No registration is required for this event. This event was designed with children of all ages in mind.

Unlock your crafting potential by learning how to use the Cricut cutting machine to create your own cards and envelopes!

This introductory class will cover how to use the Cricut Maker 3, an electronic die-cutting machine, to make clean and precise cuts on paper to create cards and envelopes. Participants will also learn the basics of Cricut Design Space, the software used to create endlessly customizable designs. No experience necessary, all materials provided.

Everyone is welcome to visit the Leonardtown Library Makerspace during open hours to use the Cricut to create whatever you can imagine! Customers need to have their own Cricut Design Space online account and bring their own material, but we have all the equipment and tools you'll need! Visit the Makerspace webpage to see open hours and learn about all the Makerspace has to offer.

Note for minors: Teenagers are welcome in our Makerspace classes! Customers aged 14+ can use the Makerspace without a guardian present; younger customers need an adult present at all times while visiting the Makerspace. 

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

21895 Pegg Rd, Lexington Park, MD 20653

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

46472 Admiral Lane, Lexington Park, MD 20653

Job seekers can stop by to get job counseling and resume help,search for jobs, and get registered with the Maryland Workforce Exchange.

Come for a social happy hour of tummy time with your baby! We will have mats for comfort and toys for play. Chat with other care givers as your littlest ones explore!

Would you like to know how to use the computer to write letters or other types of documents? 

Join us for this introductory class to learn how to use Microsoft Word. We'll get you started with Word and cover the basics of creating documents.

This class does not result in Microsoft certification.

Computer Skills needed for this class: Advanced mouse and keyboard abilities

Register to reserve your spot and receive a reminder email. Walk-ins welcome as space allows.

Each month we will discuss a different fantasy or science fiction novel.

December's book is The Rook by Daniel O'Malley

Find the book in the catalog 

The Library is closed for staff training.

Local Teen Artists will be painting murals on four of the windows in the Teen Area of the Leonardtown Library!

Local teen artists will submit their concept ideas for a mural to be painted on one of our windows. These concepts are to be themed around the season they will remain on the windows. Four will be selected. These four artists will be given supplies to paint a window in the Teen Area of the Leonardtown Library. They may be assisted by friends, and will be provided snacks!

Art submissions will open on 11/17. Please submit your draft art by 11/30.

Ages: 13-18

If selected, please verify either that you are available on 12/6 or that there is another date on which you can come to the library with supervision to complete the work.

Submission of artwork and selection by the Library required.

Visual art and poetry often go hand in hand, why not create a designated journal for all of your creative musings?

Combine multiple mediums in this hands-on program where we will explore expression through painting, collaging, and writing. All participants will leave with their own personalized journals and insight into their own journey of self-exploration. All supplies will be provided, no experience needed!

Wear something that you don't mind getting messy as we will be using materials including paint, glue, and more!

It’s a family event! All ages can have fun learning Spanish while playing Loteria, a fun Bingo game. Fun prizes for the winners!

¡Es un evento familiar! Todas las edades pueden divertirse aprendiendo inglés mientras juegan a Lotería, un divertido juego de Bingo. ¡Premios divertidos para los ganadores!

Join us for a morning of Loteria (Mexican Bingo) for all ages! The bingo boards have colorful pictures with Spanish words labeling the picture. Pictures will be called in Spanish and translated to English, giving you an opportunity to learn new Spanish or English words!

Únase a nosotros para una mañana de Lotería para todas las edades! Los tableros de bingo tienen imágenes que se llamarán en español y se traducirán al inglés, ¡dándote la oportunidad de aprender nuevas palabras en español o inglés! 

Registration is Recommended. Walk-ins welcome as space allows.

Se recomienda registrarse. Se admiten personas sin cita previa según lo permita el espacio.

Enjoy cocoa and singing as we bring in the light with a Christmas tree and menorah lighting!

LexBA, the business association in Lexington Park, is taking over Lexington Park Library!

Enjoy some holiday shopping, meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, participate in art projects, and meet community partners!

Community health advocates will be in the lobby to talk about health and wellness services through the hospital.

Learn about ways that AccessHealth can help with overcoming barriers such as transportation, housing, food insecurity, insurance, benefit applications, and more!

Do you enjoy doing arts & crafts, playing board games, and making new friends? Connect and Converse might be the event for you!

We meet on the second Monday of the month to make a craft, play a game, and listen to music.

Our activities for this month are sensory snow globes and Connect Four.

This event is intended for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities as well as their friends, family, and caregivers.

Registration is required for attendees. Please use the Add More People button to register every person who will be attending.

Transform an old library book into elegant three-dimensional art! Learn step‑by‑step techniques for shaping pages and adding subtle decorative touches to evoke the warmth of the holiday season.

This hands‑on session blends creativity with sustainability, giving new life to beloved volumes while producing a striking centerpiece for any winter gathering. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a curious beginner, you’ll leave with a beautiful, ready‑to‑display tree and a fresh appreciation for the art of repurposed literature.

Therapy animals from Pets on Wheels are visiting the library! Friends of all ages are invited to practice reading with a furry friend, or just enjoy some pets and snuggles.

Art doesn't have to be intimidating, or time consuming. Instead, it can be a chance to explore creativity, the ability to make mistakes, and an opportunity to try something new.

Each session will feature a small art and/or craft project that can be completed in an hour to an hour and a half.
 

Job seekers can stop by to get job counseling and resume help,search for jobs, and get registered with the Maryland Workforce Exchange.

The Social Security Administration provides protection for workers and their families.

Programs provide monthly income to seniors, workers with a disability, children with disabilities, and families in which a spouse or parent has died. We invite you to this virtual presentation to learn about Medicare eligibility requirements, enrollment periods, the application process, and resources.

Presentation by Diana Varela, Public Affairs Specialist for the Social Security Administration followed by Q&A. This event will not be recorded.

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

Maritime Building
44720 Lighthouse Rd., Piney Point, MD 20674

Embrace the Danish-spirit of hygge as we have hot chocolate, play bingo, and enjoy a nice cozy environment!

Hygge is a Danish and Norwegian word that describes a cozy, contented mood evoked by comfort and conviviality.

There will be a short presentation on hygge and five rounds of bingo.

Make sure to bring your comfiest socks and blankets!

Join us for a special Common Thread gathering. As always, you're welcome to bring your current crocheting, embroidery, cross-stitch, or any other needlework project to share with fellow crafters.

Whether you're a seasoned stitcher or just starting, this event is open to all skill levels. Feel free to mingle, swap patterns, ideas, and tips with like-minded makers. Come share your love for fabric and fiber crafts with the community, and be a part of this special celebration! 
Basic supplies will be available if needed, and no registration is required.

While we encourage participation in the Community Friendship Quilt, it's not mandatory. You're welcome to attend Common Thread and work on your own projects as usual.

Community Quilt Project Details:

• Square Submission: By submitting a quilt square, participants acknowledge that the library reserves the right to keep all submitted squares and may not necessarily use every submitted square in the final quilt design
• Cut-off Date for Donations: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
• Square Specifications:

  • Material: Quilt squares must be made of cotton material, such as old library bags or library t-shirts.

  • Size: Squares should be 13 inches, which will be trimmed to a standard 12-inch square, allowing for a ½-inch seam allowance on all sides.

  • Design: Participants should refrain from using any vulgar or profane content in their designs.

• Quilt Completion: After the cut-off date, library staff and volunteers will organize the donated squares into a cohesive design. The quilt will be assembled by community members during regular meetings at the library and potentially other library branches. Upon completion, the Library Community Friendship Quilt will be displayed at the libraries.

The Community Quilt shown in the image to the left was created by Ogema Public Library (WI).

Have you ever heard of Book of the Month? What about OwlCrate?

The Lit Kit is just like those boxes - except it's FREE! The Lit Kit is a free customized box for teens ages 14-17 filled with 3-4 goodies AND up to 2 YA library books that we'll choose for you (please note: the library books must be returned).

Registration begins on the 28th of the previous month and will close on the 5th of the month, or when registration reaches the maximum amount of registrations. 

On the 10th of the month, The Lit Kit will be available to be picked up at the Library location of your choosing. This can be picked up inside of the branch, or via curbside appointment. If more than one location is closed on the 10th, the Lit Kit will be available the next day all three building locations are open.

Lit Kits will be held for a week before the items are returned to the library.

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

24400 Mervell Dean Rd, Hollywood, MD 20636

Collaborative art, sensory play, fine motor and early learning activities to get kids playing! Dress for a mess!

This event is intended for individuals with toddler and pre-k abilities and interests along with their caregivers. 

Register to reserve your spot--please use the Add More People button when registering to register every child who will be participating at the event. Walk-ins welcome as space allows.

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

23154 Wetstone Ln., California, MD 20619

Everyone needs a bit of time to relax and create. Come and paint with your fellow library users. Chat and make friends, or paint on your own - however you feel that day.

All supplies provided by the library. 

The St. Mary’s County Circuit Court offers a free Family Law Self Help Legal Clinic to provide legal assistance/advice regarding family law.

Come for a one-on-one session with an attorney to discuss matters such as custody, visitation, divorce, child support, name change, guardianship, and domestic violence.

First Come First Serve. No appointments - walk-ins only.

Contact Person: Claire Langeluttig, Family Services Coordinator

Email: claire.langeluttig@mdcourts.gov
Phone: 301-475-4200 ext 4110

NOTE: Dates are subject to change without prior notice. Please contact Claire Langeluttig to confirm dates. We recommend getting to the library by 5:30pm to sign in. Please note that the attorney must leave by 7:30pm

Looking for a space to work on your art? Bring your writing, drawing, and other art materials and come work with us!

The following makerspace equipment will be available for open use during this time: Cricut Maker, a button maker, Cricut Mug Press, 3D pens, and our Memory Lab. This program is intended for ages 16+.

SMCHD will be providing community members with a variety of health department resources for programs.

They will provide information about tobacco cessation programs, free colon cancer screenings, colonoscopies, and mammograms programs, health insurance/Medicaid information, information about asthma programs, and so much more. Stop by and say hello - you'll get a chance to spin their trivia question wheel to learn more about how to stay healthy, and will be able to enter a raffle to win a free item! Enjoy learning more about how to take charge of you and your loved ones' health and wellness!

Library services on the Mobile Library include Wi-Fi access, library card services, crafts to go, and materials for checkout!

While the Mobile Library collection is unavailable for holds, staff are able to assist with requests for books and materials from other Library locations. The Mobile Library can accept returns from any location, and materials checked out from the vehicle may be returned to any location.

21905 Chancellors Run Rd., Great Mills, MD 20634

The Maryland Food Bank’s Mobile Market is coming to visit!

Stop by to shop from our “grocery store on wheels” and receive free nonperishable food items, fresh produce, and other non-food necessities while supplies last. 

Teens and tweens are invited to come vibe with us every second and fourth Thursday. Alternating Art and STEM activities, plus more!

No registration required! Tweens and Teens hang at 3!

Art Activities

• December: Papercrafts
• January: Teen Writing Workshop

STEM Events

• December: Closed For Christmas
• January: Board Games

Learn the process of designing and carving a rubber linocut stamp! Create your own stamp to make cards, patches, prints, and more!

Supplies, including aprons, will be provided.

Space is limited. Registration is required for this event. This event was designed for adults and teenagers in mind. All participants under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

Are you ready for winter? Join us as we make stuffed snowmen without any snow!

Participants will learn how to transform a sock with the help of string, a hot glue gun, and stuffing into a snowy plush companion to take home. All materials will be provided. This program is meant for adults of all ages and abilities, but no prior skills in crafting are needed.

Enjoy time & space to unwind, get creative, and connect! Open ended activities available to do solo or with friends. Take a break from the digital world to come have fun and meet new people!

This is a relaxed, no judgment zone for self-expression and conversation. Give your brain a rest from the doom-scrolling - come chat in person about anything and everything! Get your hands on some physical media, explore new music, create art, play board games or video games, make beaded jewelry, enjoy the occasional movie/show night, and more.

Activities will vary. Walk-ins always welcome on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month! 

Explore the world of graphic storytelling with hands-on comic & zine-making activities, then join Raina Telgemeier herself for a live online author talk about her newest book, a Q&A, & a draw-along.

Please use the "add more people" button to register each child attending.

Have a skirt, dress, or kilt that you love, but it doesn’t have pockets? Learn how to add your own! Bring a garment to work on and we’ll provide the rest!

We will go over all the steps needed to add your own pockets to your clothing so that you will never find yourself lacking somewhere to put your phone, wallet, keys, etc.

Needles, thread, and fabric for the pockets will be provided. Just be sure to bring your own clothing item to work on. We highly recommend you select a garment that you are not extremely attached to, incase of any accidents. Items with side-seams may be easier to maneuver your first time, though we will go over how to add pockets to items with or without them.

This will be a hand-sewing based program, rather than a machine-sewing one. Prior sewing skills are not required, though they will help you with the process.

Learn more about the library's Cricut Maker and practice cutting Infusible Ink to create a cozy cocoa mug!

This introductory, hands-on class will cover how to use an electronic die-cutting machine called the Cricut Maker to decorate a ceramic mug by cutting an infusible ink design and using the Cricut Mug Press to transfer the design through a process called sublimation. Participants will also learn the basics of Cricut Design Space, the software used to create endlessly customizable designs compatible with Cricut cutting machines. No experience necessary, all materials provided.

NOTE: This program will be repeated later in the afternoon on the same day at 2:00pm. Please register for only the morning session or the afternoon session.

Learn more about the library's Cricut Maker and practice cutting Infusible Ink to create a cozy cocoa mug!

This introductory, hands-on class will cover how to use an electronic die-cutting machine called the Cricut Maker to decorate a ceramic mug by cutting an infusible ink design and using the Cricut Mug Press to transfer the design through a process called sublimation. Participants will also learn the basics of Cricut Design Space, the software used to create endlessly customizable designs compatible with Cricut cutting machines. No experience necessary, all materials provided.

NOTE: This program is a repeat of the same event earlier in the morning the same day at 10:00am. Please register for only the morning session or the afternoon session.

Make your screen dance! Code awesome moves, pump up the music, and create your own Dance Party. You bring the beat—your code brings the magic!

Get ready to code, groove, and create your very own Dance Party! In this high-energy adventure, you’ll pick your favorite music, choose your dancers, and use simple coding blocks to make them bust out epic moves. Want rainbow colors? Giant dancers? Surprise moves that happen when you press a key? You’re the DJ and the programmer!

No experience needed—just your imagination. You’ll learn how to make animations move with the music, trigger cool dance events, and design a show that’s totally your style. By the end, you’ll have your own shareable dance creation that looks like it came straight from a music video.

Come code the beat, turn up the fun, and show off your creativity. Your Dance Party starts now!

Get on-the-spot assistance to apply for health insurance through Maryland Health Connection!

Maryland Health Connection's Certified Enrollment Counselors from Seedco will help you identify the plans that meet your needs and budget!

Open enrollment through Maryland Health Connection is November 1st through January 15th. During this time, Maryland residents, 65 and under, who are not enrolled in Medicaid, Medicare, VA, or have an offer of employer sponsored health insurance may be eligible to apply.

Please bring the following information for each applicant:

• Birth dates
• Social Security Number or ITIN
• Employer and income information
• Citizenship or immigration information
• Current enrollment identification
• Photo ID

Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments guarantee someone will be available to assist you at the event. Call Seedco at 855-339-3007 to set up an appointment or if you have any questions. 

Register with an email address to receive the link to a trivia game and test your knowledge! The game is multiple choice questions and speed matters!

Registration for each week ends at 5 p.m. on Mondays. After 5 p.m., registrants will be emailed a link to that week's trivia. You will have until Thursday at 5 p.m. to complete the game, then you'll receive an email with the full results. Trivia uses Kahoot, accessible through any internet browser, no account needed.

Learn more about the library's Cricut Maker and practice cutting Infusible Ink to create a cozy cocoa mug!

This introductory, hands-on class will cover how to use an electronic die-cutting machine called the Cricut Maker to decorate a ceramic mug by cutting an infusible ink design and using the Cricut Mug Press to transfer the design through a process called sublimation. Participants will also learn the basics of Cricut Design Space, the software used to create endlessly customizable designs compatible with Cricut cutting machines. No experience necessary, all materials provided.

NOTE: This session is intended for teens ages 12-18 only.

What occurred as our Founding Fathers wrote the U.S. Constitution over 200 years ago? Dr. Jim Gibb will continue his American Revolution series with a presentation on the Constitutional Convention.

Before exploring the issues confronting Convention delegates, we need to understand how we know about discussions held in secret. The critical divide between “Small State” and “Large State” delegates pervaded those discussions. What’s that all about and how did it mold the Constitution? Who are “We the People” with which begins the Preamble to the Constitution? Understanding these issues necessarily grounds subsequent discussion of the negotiations and final Constitution.

This presentation will be held live over Zoom. It will also be recorded and uploaded to the St. Mary's County Library YouTube channel.

If you would like to attend this event live and/or watch the recording, please register with an email address to receive the Zoom link the day before the event. The YouTube link to the recording will be emailed to everyone who registers for this program.

Stories, rhymes, bounces, songs, and playtime for children birth-2 years with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, bounces, songs, and playtime for children birth-2 years with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities for children ages 1-3 with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities for children ages 3-5, with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all children welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

A storytime where sitting is optional, and activities are designed for kids with extra energy. Planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Join us for learning-based crafts, games, and activities as we play our way to developing valuable school readiness skills such as fine motor control, following directions, and group participation.

Activities are designed with preschoolers in mind and vary week to week. No registration required. 

Create your own custom bookmarks!

Each participant is provided a silicone mold and epoxy resin to create their bookmark. 

Paint, glitter, and other craft supplies will be provide to decorate your bookmark, but feel free to bring your own items!

Please note: the bookmark can take up to 15 hours to cure.

No experience needed! Characters will be provided for ease of adventure. We'll have a D&D 5e Game every time, while we may have new games to teach as well.

MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital Community Health Advocates will be in the lobby to talk about health and wellness services throughout the hospital, and to provide blood pressure and other screenings.

They will also provide information about ways that Access Health can help with overcoming barriers such as transportation, housing, food insecurity, insurance, benefit applications, and more.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities for children ages 1-3 with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all children welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

CareFirst will have information on Medicaid, including how to sign up for Medicaid in Maryland, helpful resources, and free giveaway items.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities for children ages 3-5, with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Learn to sew a basic blanket stitch and make a little cuddle buddy all at once! Snuggle up with a lovey you made!

Supplies will be provided, once your new friend is finished you can bring them home with you!

Please register each participant who will be making a cuddle buddy, use the 'add more people' button to register more than one person.

The St. Mary’s County Circuit Court offers a free Family Law Self Help Legal Clinic to provide legal assistance/advice regarding family law.

Come for a one-on-one session with an attorney to discuss matters such as custody, visitation, divorce, child support, name change, guardianship, and domestic violence.

First Come First Serve. No appointments - walk-ins only.

Contact Person: Claire Langeluttig, Family Services Coordinator

Email: claire.langeluttig@mdcourts.gov
Phone: 301-475-4200 ext 4110

NOTE: Dates are subject to change without prior notice. Please contact Claire Langeluttig to confirm dates. We recommend getting to the library by 5:30pm to sign in. Please note that the attorney must leave by 7:30pm

Are you new to using a PC or want to build more confidence using the Windows 11 operating system? Learn how to navigate it effectively with this class!

During this workshop, attendees will learn how to navigate the Windows 11 operating system, manage applications using the task manager, find and manage files and folders, save and delete files, and more.

Computer skills needed for this class: none. 

Register to reserve your spot and receive a reminder email. Walk-ins welcome as space allows. 

Use the Add More People button to register every person who will be attending.

Each month we will discuss a different romance novel. December's title is Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory

Find the book in our catalog

Reminder - Virtual Romance Book Club will now be on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. 

Stories, rhymes, bounces, songs, and playtime for children birth-2 years with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, bounces, songs, and playtime for children birth-2 years with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities for children ages 1-3 with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, bounces, songs, and playtime for children birth-2 years with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities for children ages 3-5, with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all children welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

A storytime where sitting is optional, and activities are designed for kids with extra energy. Planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

A storytime where sitting is optional, and activities are designed for kids with extra energy. Planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.

Get together with fellow craft-lovers and create something simple but satisfying. We will meet once a month and craft something new each session.

All projects should be able to be completed in a 1-2 hour timeframe.
 

Transform everyday plastic cups into one-of-a-kind ornaments!

Decorate cups with permanent markers, then watch the magic as heat shrinks them into colorful, sturdy keepsakes—perfect for gifts or holiday décor. All supplies provided; just bring your creativity!

Join us to discuss a different cozy mystery on the 3rd Thursday of each month at the Leonardtown Library. Be ready to talk about a genre that puts us all at ease while keeping us on our toes.

As we do every 3 months, this meeting will be BYOB - Bring Your Own Book!

Come ready to talk about a cozy mystery that you have been reading recently, a go-to favorite/recommendation, or one that you’re excited to read this year! It can be any cozy book, series, or author that you enjoy. Just come prepared to share and get some good recommendations from your peers. Something you suggest may even be selected for a future book club meeting! A list of all the books that we discuss will be sent out after the meeting.

Looking for possible books to read and bring to discuss? Try searching for "cozy mysteries" in our catalog or look for digital downloads on our Libby and the Palace Project apps!

Learn the basics of threading and operating a sewing machine to make your own hand warmers to take home with you!

No experience needed and all materials provided.

Classes are a way to get started but are not required before using our sewing machines. Visit our Makerspace during open hours to use one of the sewing machines available for self-guided customer use. We have the sewing machines and all the tools you'll need, just bring your own material and pattern!

Celebrate the Icelandic holiday of Jólabókaflód, the Yule Book Flood, with us.

Take a book and leave a book in our community book exchange, plus enjoy reading, snacks, and relaxing activities in our cozy space.

The Jólabókaflód tradition started during World War II, when paper was one of the few commodities not rationed during the war. Icelanders exchanged books around the holidays, as gifts and other materials were hard to come by. For more information on this tradition, take a look at the Jólabókaflód website!

Come for a story and then stay to play. All ages welcome with their adult caregivers.

Please note: Storytime space is limited. Each storytime will be filled to capacity on a first-come, first served basis. We have increased the number of weekly storytimes to meet the needs of our community.