Event List

Every third Monday, 6-7pm, join us for hands on art projects, for youth ages 9+. This month we are creating paper weaving.

Get ready for April showers by making a macramé plant hanger for your favorite plant! Perfect for macramé beginners or pros.

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

New members are always welcome at the Open Door Book Club. 

The book for April is "The Devil’s Done Come Back: New Ghost Tales from North Carolina" by Ed Southern. 

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.

Celebrate Earth Day! Learn to make bowls from recycled plastic bags and fabric to keep them out of the landfill. 

Jake Haynes, with the Catawba County Extension office, will guide you on how to build your own wooden planter box from scratch! We provide everything you’ll need, including plant starters. 

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

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.

Explore a new fiber arts hobby in The Learning Lab with a hands-on demonstration. Experiment with any of our other fiber arts tools or bring your own project to work on alongside your fellow fiber enthusiasts.

Come strum and play along with us in a fun, supportive, and relaxed environment. All levels of experience are welcome.  

Arrive at 6:00pm for helpful tips on getting started playing ukulele. Jam starts at 6:15. 

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.

As Mother's Day and graduation seasons approach, craft a brick block flower to express your love in a permanent way. This program is presented in partnership with Bricks & Minifigs.

Learn, hands-on, all the amazing ways to use mint from The Learning Lab’s Plant Share wall, then pot up your own mint plant to cultivate at home.

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.   

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

As you prepare for new job opportunities, learn how to create or renew your resume using the library resource, Got Resume Builder. Staff will guide you through creating an account and using the software to design your resume.

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.

Explore American Sign Language for beginners! This interactive class for teens and adults will cover basic signs and simple communication in a welcoming, supportive environment. 

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.

Every third Monday from 6-7 p.m., join us for hands on art projects, for youth ages 9 and up. 

This month we are creating Matisse bowls using balloons, paper, and paste. 

Join us for a creative, hands‑on workshop where we transform vintage dictionary pages into unique art prints.