Get together with fellow family history enthusiasts to discuss genealogy resources and get advice on researching your family tree from an experienced researcher.
Open Your World Online Book Clubs are for readers and aspiring readers to continue building their literacy skills by reading and discussing stories together. We use adapted novels and short stories. In October, we will begin reading "The Night of the... more
Open Your World Online Book Clubs are for readers and aspiring readers to continue building their literacy skills by reading and discussing stories together. We use adapted novels and short stories. In October, we will begin reading "The Night of the Loch Ness Monster" by Jerry Stemach.
Join us for Stitch & Tell, a creative book club, where we will explore different literary worlds and work on a fiber arts project. This month, we're discussing "The Turn of the Key" by Ruth Ware.
Do you know some French or how to speak a little? Then this program is for you! Learn new and old phrases, sentences, and practice new terms with each other using fun games!
A chance to finally read Jane Austen, together! Join us to discuss all of the topics that make Austen's books true classics! This time, we'll be reading "Pride and Prejudice".
This is a weekly discussion group where we will cover a wide array of game-making topics and provide optional challenges and projects for aspiring game creators.
Join us at the Grayson Branch or virtually online to discuss issues and mental health involving the care for your loved ones with Alzheimer's or dementia.
¡Aprenda los conceptos básicos del inglés en una clase semanal los miércoles en la biblioteca de Norcross!
Learn English Basics in a class setting, weekly on Wednesdays at the Norcross Branch!
Raising Highly Capable Kids (RHCK) is a 10 week evidence-based parenting program developed to build stronger families by empowering parents with the confidence, tools, and skills they need to raise healthy, caring, and responsible children.
Watch, Discuss and Learn! Join us every other Thursday for our virtual ESL Movie Club to improve your vocabulary, English conversational and listening skills!
Join us to practice English conversation in a fun and welcoming setting. Each week, we'll explore new topics, learn useful phrases, and play games to build confidence in speaking.
Join YA award-winning author Ibi Zoboi as she discusses her novel "Pride," a vibrant reimagining of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," about cultural identity, class, and gentrification against the magic of first love.
Join YA award-winning author Ibi Zoboi as she discusses her novel "Pride," a vibrant reimagining of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," about cultural identity, class, and gentrification against the magic of first love.
Centerville Branch - Centerville Makerspace and Recording Studio
Thinking about replacing your old Windows 10 computer? Are your old devices running slowly? Learn why Linux can be a secure, free, and user-friendly alternative to Windows and Mac.
Practice conversational English with non-native speakers. Learn about your local library and the free resources. Work on pronunciation and new vocabulary words.
Are you interested in children's book illustration? In this hands-on program series, you will learn the basics of traditional art, building a portfolio, and have the chance to meet up and work with other like-minded artists.
Join us for a lively discussion every month about a book chosen by group members. The Hamilton Mill Book Club meets every fourth Monday of the month. Connect with your community through your love for reading, and try new books as a group.
Open Your World Online Book Clubs are for readers and aspiring readers to continue building their literacy skills by reading and discussing stories together. We use adapted novels and short stories. In October, we will begin reading "The Night of the... more
Open Your World Online Book Clubs are for readers and aspiring readers to continue building their literacy skills by reading and discussing stories together. We use adapted novels and short stories. In October, we will begin reading "The Night of the Loch Ness Monster" by Jerry Stemach.
Get ready for the thrills and chills of Halloween by learning how to make some classic treats like popcorn balls and caramel apples, as well as learning the origins of the spooky holiday!
Do you know some French or how to speak a little? Then this program is for you! Learn new and old phrases, sentences, and practice new terms with each other using fun games!
This is a weekly discussion group where we will cover a wide array of game-making topics and provide optional challenges and projects for aspiring game creators.
Join us for an informative estate planning workshop featuring a local probate judge who will share insights into wills, trusts, the probate process, and legal preparation for the future. Library staff will also highlight legal resources available... more
Join us for an informative estate planning workshop featuring a local probate judge who will share insights into wills, trusts, the probate process, and legal preparation for the future. Library staff will also highlight legal resources available through the library. *No legal advice will be given at this workshop.
Five Forks Branch - Five Forks Makerspace Classroom
Join us as we discuss our love for the artforms of comics and manga. We will utilize gwinnettpl.org's digital resource, Comics Plus, to discuss the similarities, differences and why we enjoy both mediums.
¡Aprenda los conceptos básicos del inglés en una clase semanal los miércoles en la biblioteca de Norcross!
Learn English Basics in a class setting, weekly on Wednesdays at the Norcross Branch!
Raising Highly Capable Kids (RHCK) is a 10 week evidence-based parenting program developed to build stronger families by empowering parents with the confidence, tools, and skills they need to raise healthy, caring, and responsible children.
Join us at TradeWind Coffee Co. for a friendly discussion about books that fit this month's theme: Shadows & Secrets - Books that explore mystery, hidden truths, or the unknown
This in-person book club will explore books from different genres every month. Fiction, Non Fiction, Graphic Novels, Sci-Fi and more! This month's genre is Classical Historical fiction, and the book is "Persuasion" by Jane Austen.
Join us to practice English conversation in a fun and welcoming setting. Each week, we'll explore new topics, learn useful phrases, and play games to build confidence in speaking.
Attention adventurers: Grab your 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons character (or use one of ours) and join us for an investigation into the mysterious disappearance of Ser Viviani Somerset. Beginners welcome! Registration is required.
Celebrate Halloween with a spooky and social game night featuring card games, board games, and tabletop fun! Costumes encouraged, but not required. There'll be treats, tricks, and tons of laughter; no jump scares, just good vibes.
Discover how to use LinkedIn Learning to take free online courses and grow your skills for work, school, or personal enrichment. All with your library card!
This group isn't just about reading, it's about dynamic interactions that can reshape your business strategies. Join us to engage in insightful discussions and connect with like-minded entrepreneurs.
Join us in person or online for a session about how to be a good citizen. For teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers.
Practice conversational English with non-native speakers. Learn about your local library and the free resources. Work on pronunciation and new vocabulary words.
Are you eager to find new reads and talk about books with other people? Join your fellow community members to discuss our read of the month every 1st Monday!
Are you interested in children's book illustration? In this hands-on program series, you will learn the basics of traditional art, build a portfolio, and have the chance to meet up and work with other like-minded artists.
Registration opens Monday, October 27 2025 at 9:00am
November is the month of Thanksgiving, and people love to celebrate with their families and friends. Let's learn how to make a Blueberry Cake in an Instant Pot and taste it.
Would you know what to do in an emergency?
Join us for a free training session on Hands-Only CPR and basic First Aid with the Gwinnett County Fire Department.
Come hone your drawing skills in this relaxed, hands-on program! We'll dive into the fundamentals of still life drawing and experiment with the expressive qualities of charcoal, helping you create impactful artwork.
Do you know some French or how to speak a little? Then this program is for you! Learn new and old phrases, sentences, and practice new terms with each other using fun games!
A chance to finally read Jane Austen, together! Join us to discuss all of the topics that make Austen's books true classics! This time, we'll be reading "Mansfield Park".
This is a weekly discussion group where we will cover a wide array of game-making topics and provide optional challenges and projects for aspiring game creators.
Aging well is an art, and we want to help you succeed in creating your best senior life. Enjoy art therapy while you create a social network of friends. We will celebrate November, friends, and family by making a family tree.
¡Aprenda los conceptos básicos del inglés en una clase semanal los miércoles en la biblioteca de Norcross!
Learn English Basics in a class setting, weekly on Wednesdays at the Norcross Branch!
Raising Highly Capable Kids (RHCK) is a 10 week evidence-based parenting program developed to build stronger families by empowering parents with the confidence, tools, and skills they need to raise healthy, caring, and responsible children.
This program is designed to encourage creative writing in all of its forms. Customers can work on their writings with other like-minded writers, bounce ideas off of each other, have someone keep you accountable, or just stretch your writing muscles.
Come play, learn, converse, and grow! Drop-in chess games in a friendly environment. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Bring your own set or use one of ours!
Learn some strategies for raising resilient kids and share your parenting tips. Build a caring community of support while your preschoolers engage in independent play activities.
Are you a caregiver or family member supporting a loved one with a serious illness? Lynn Green, an experienced health care professional will lead an informational session on hospice care to help you understand the full scope and benefits.
Looking to prioritize your health and well-being? Recharge your mind, reduce stress, and connect with others in a welcoming, creative space at the library!
Watch, Discuss and Learn! Join us every other Thursday for our virtual ESL Movie Club to improve your vocabulary, English conversational and listening skills!
Join us to practice English conversation in a fun and welcoming setting. Each week, we'll explore new topics, learn useful phrases, and play games to build confidence in speaking.
Looking for a space dedicated towards the craft of writing? Come join Snellville's Writers Club! Each session will include quiet time to sit and write as well as open discussions and workshopping our pieces together. This month's writing theme: Circle... more
Looking for a space dedicated towards the craft of writing? Come join Snellville's Writers Club! Each session will include quiet time to sit and write as well as open discussions and workshopping our pieces together. This month's writing theme: Circle of Life.
Need help with leaks, septic tanks, or water-efficient fixtures? Learn how you can get assistance with plumbing needs through the Water Resources Assistance Program (WRAP).
Get together with fellow family history enthusiasts to discuss genealogy resources and get advice on researching your family tree from an experienced researcher.
Grab your favorite fall candle and travel back in time to 1997 as USA Today bestselling author Julia Olivia discusses her newest romance novel, "If It Makes You Happy," set in the autumn glow of small-town Vermont.
Practice conversational English with non-native speakers. Learn about your local library and the free resources. Work on pronunciation and new vocabulary words.
Join us to play the classic TV game show Let's Make a Deal and learn about one of TVs biggest brain teasers, the Monty Hall Problem. This program is intended for ages 11 and up.
Welcome to the Capitol, Tributes! In this program, we will study the fashion of the 74th Hunger Games and design costumes for our own chariot rides. May the odds be ever in your favor.
Are you interested in children's book illustration? In this hands-on program series, you will learn the basics of traditional art, building a portfolio, and have the chance to meet up and work with other like-minded artists.
Registration opens Tuesday, November 4 2025 at 9:00am
Peachtree Corners Branch - Peachtree Corners Makerspace and Recording Studio
Attend this program to learn how to use the Glowforge software to create a keychain with a name of your choosing and then use the Glowforge laser cutter to make your design a reality!
Registration opens Monday, November 3 2025 at 6:00pm
Do you know some French or how to speak a little? Then this program is for you! Learn new and old phrases, sentences, and practice new terms with each other using fun games!
Join us for a meaningful gathering focused on reflection and relaxation. We'll decorate and fill our gratitude journals, followed by a calming chair yoga session and guided meditation to help ease stress before the holidays.
Welcome to Community and Conversations, an Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group. This is a safe space to share thoughts and experiences about caring for your loved ones with Alzheimer's.
Five Forks Branch - Five Forks Makerspace Classroom
Join us as we discuss our love for comics and manga. We will use the library's digital resource, Comics Plus, to discuss the similarities, differences, and why we enjoy both mediums.
¡Aprenda los conceptos básicos del inglés en una clase semanal los miércoles en la biblioteca de Norcross!
Learn English Basics in a class setting, weekly on Wednesdays at the Norcross Branch!
Learn how to take quality photos on your cell phone. Examples will be shown and techniques explained by local photographer Emil Powella.
Bring your phone!
Join us to practice English conversation in a fun and welcoming setting. Each week, we'll explore new topics, learn useful phrases, and play games to build confidence in speaking.
Looking for a space dedicated towards the craft of writing? Come join our Writers Club! Each session will include quiet time to sit and write as well as open discussions and workshopping our pieces together. This month's writing theme: Poetry!
Come together with your community as we take a dive into the world's most popular trading card game, Magic: The Gathering! Open to beginners and experienced players alike. Rated ages 13+.
This is a weekly program dedicated to the craft of screenwriting! Attend this program to begin learning how to write original and compelling screenplays. You DO NOT need to attend every session, but it is encouraged to reap the full benefits!
Making short-form videos for social media doesn't have to be confusing! This program will walk you step-by-step on how to merge audio, video clips, and text to create social media-ready videos using CapCut. Ages 16+
Este taller está diseñado para estudiantes y familias que desean entender el proceso de admisión universitaria en los Estados Unidos, con un enfoque especial en las oportunidades para estudiantes Latinos
Spend an afternoon learning the basics of Python programming! This beginner-friendly four-hour crash course will cover everything you need to write your first simple programs and understand how Python works.
Registration opens Saturday, November 1 2025 at 12:30pm
Join the Learning Labs as we embark on a quest to create free accessories and custom cards to heighten your Magic The Gathering gaming experience! Now sponsored by Magikids! Stay to the end to get free booster packs!
Learn how to draw objects, places, and people in perfect perspective to enhance your art! Connect with other artists learning how to draw and share notes from your art journeys.
This group isn't just about reading, it's about dynamic interactions that can reshape your business strategies. Join us to engage in insightful discussions and connect with like-minded entrepreneurs.
Practice conversational English with non-native speakers. Learn about your local library and the free resources. Work on pronunciation and new vocabulary words.
A crime, a disappearance, or a mysterious happening-if trouble's brewing, it may be on our menu! Join Grayson's Mystery Book Club in reading this month's selection, "A Fortune Most Fatal" by Jessica Bull
Welcome to the Capitol, Tributes! Step into the world of Panem and test your skills, strategy, and alliances through board, card, and tabletop games. Compete for glory in a library-safe version of the Games where tribute teams face off in fast-paced... more
Welcome to the Capitol, Tributes! Step into the world of Panem and test your skills, strategy, and alliances through board, card, and tabletop games. Compete for glory in a library-safe version of the Games where tribute teams face off in fast-paced matches and clever challenges. Costumes, faction pride, and fierce friendship encouraged, but remember, the odds are ever in your favor! This program is intended for ages 15 and older.
Join New York Times bestselling author Karen White on book tour as she discusses "The Lady on Esplanade," her newest thriller in the Royal Street series.
Get together with fellow family history enthusiasts to discuss genealogy resources and get advice on researching your family tree from an experienced researcher.
Do you know some French or how to speak a little? Then this program is for you! Learn new and old phrases, sentences, and practice new terms with each other using fun games!
A chance to finally read Jane Austen, together! Join us to discuss all of the topics that make Austen's books true classics! This time, we'll be reading "Emma".
This is a weekly discussion group where we will cover a wide array of game-making topics and provide optional challenges and projects for aspiring game creators.
Join us for Stitch & Tell, a creative book club, where we explore different literary worlds and work on a fiber arts project. This month, we're discussing "Eligible" by Curtis Sittenfeld.
Join Raymond Santana, one of the Central Park Five, as he discusses his young adult illustrated memoir, "Pushing Hope," which reflects on his wrongful conviction and tireless fight for his 2002 exoneration.
Bring the whole family to the library for an afternoon of great games. Revisit old favorites, discover new ones, and spend time connecting with loved ones!
¡Aprenda los conceptos básicos del inglés en una clase semanal los miércoles en la biblioteca de Norcross!
Learn English Basics in a class setting, weekly on Wednesdays at the Norcross Branch!
Join us on the third Thursday of every month to discuss a preselected Cozy Mystery book. This month's book is "How to Solve your Own Murder" by Kristen Perrin
Watch, Discuss and Learn! Join us every other Thursday for our virtual ESL Movie Club to improve your vocabulary, English conversational and listening skills!
Welcome to the Capital, Tributes! Prepare to compete in the games by making some pendants worthy of being Hunger Games tokens. May the odds be ever in your favor.
Join us to practice English conversation in a fun and welcoming setting. Each week, we'll explore new topics, learn useful phrases, and play games to build confidence in speaking.
Learn about the rich cultural significance of Senbazuru, the ancient Japanese art of folding 1000 paper cranes, and the story of Sadako, a Japanese girl injured in the Hiroshima bombing, and her message of peace. Make a paper crane to continue her... more
Learn about the rich cultural significance of Senbazuru, the ancient Japanese art of folding 1000 paper cranes, and the story of Sadako, a Japanese girl injured in the Hiroshima bombing, and her message of peace. Make a paper crane to continue her legacy.
This is a weekly program dedicated to the craft of screenwriting! Attend this program to begin learning how to write original and compelling screenplays. You DO NOT need to attend every session, but it is encouraged to reap the full benefits!
Discover the art of creating cozy, aromatic simmer pots in this hands-on program for teens and adults. Mix herbs, fruits, and spices to craft your own unique scent blend while learning about the traditions and stories behind these fragrant creations.
Join Jeannine A. Cook as she discusses her debut novel, "It's Me They Follow," where a modern-day Alchemist meets The Never Ending Story, set in a world where a book shopkeeper becomes a reluctant matchmaker, bringing soulmates together through books.