Local Interest Groups
You can have guest speakers from the local genealogy society, historical society, local archivist or history buff. The local garden clubs would probably be happy to talk about local growing seasons.
Genealogy & Family History: Programs and resources for people interested in researching their family history, including access to genealogy databases and local history archives.
Crafting & DIY: Classes for adults interested in hobbies like knitting, sewing, woodworking, or other DIY projects.
Gardening & Sustainable Living: Workshops on gardening, composting, or sustainable living practices, often in partnership with local environmental organizations or garden clubs.
Civic Engagement and Awareness
Libraries often offer programs that promote civic engagement, such as voter education, public policy discussions, and seminars on local issues. These programs help adults stay informed, involved, and engaged in their communities and society at large.
Community Conversations & Public Forums
Speaker Series & Panels: Libraries host guest speakers or panel discussions on a wide range of topics, including current events, social issues, history, or science.
Debate & Discussion Groups: Opportunities for adults to engage in respectful debates or discussions on contemporary issues or philosophical topics.