Event List

Socializing is easy at the library! Preschool families can join this program for structured literacy-supported play. This program is best suited for ages 2-4.

Create the Aurora Borealis using chalk pastels and acrylic paint on black paper.

Now is the perfect time to plan for the spring! Learn all about starting perennials, vegetables, and annuals in this program presented by NC Cooperative Extension Agent Jake Haynes. We will teach when and how to start your seeds. 

Reading is crucial for a child’s development, especially in the first 1000 days of life, helping to build vocabulary and language skills.

Adventurers are invited to play Dungeons & Dragons at the library! Each month will feature multiple sessions at once to accommodate all levels, from absolute beginner to seasoned adventurer alike.

Learn chess basics, strategies, and tactics by playing with other chess enthusiasts in the community. All skill levels, from beginners to champions, are welcome.   
 

Reading is crucial for a child’s development, especially in the first 1000 days of life, helping to build vocabulary and language skills.

Need assistance with job searching, resume preparation, or interviewing skills? The Ridgeview Works program can be the solution! 

Learn how to play ukulele in a fun, supportive, relaxed group environment. Participants will learn basic chords and strum patterns, and start playing songs during the program.

Ready to kick off 2026 feeling lighter, calmer, and more in control? Join us for an inspiring decluttering workshop that goes beyond just tidying up. 

Join the staff of Partners for courses on mental health topics the third Thursday of each month at 10:00 am. Continuing Education hours can be provided.  Beginning in February 2026, courses will move to 2 p.m. on the third Thursday.

Enjoy stories that spark creativity and curiosity followed by hands-on activities that explore STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math). 

Build, make and play as we explore our creativity through Legos. We will have free play and Lego challenges.

Explore the world of sports through books and play.  This month, enjoy volleyball themed stories then learn the fundamentals of the game by dribbling, running, and shooting.

Participants will learn chess basics, strategies, and tactics by playing with other chess enthusiasts in the community. All skill levels, from beginners to champions, are welcome.

Reading is crucial for a child’s development, especially in the first 1000 days of life, helping to build vocabulary and language skills.

Meet Dr. King is a wonderful introduction to the life and work of one of America’s most famous figures. This live show celebrating freedom, integration, and equality is perfect for younger audiences. Meet Dr.

Learn chess basics, strategies, and tactics by playing with other chess enthusiasts in the community. All skill levels, from beginners to champions are welcome.   

The staff of Partners will provide training on nutritional needs in individuals with dementia. Weight loss is common among those with dementia and tends to worsen as the disease progresses.

Start your year off with a swoon! The New Romantics is the library’s new romance book club for readers who love bold characters, big feelings, and a little extra heat.

Facilitated by Hickory Poet Laureate Scott Owens, this monthly group will include all things poetic: sharing, discussion, prompts, critiques and workshops. 

Everyone is welcome.