Certified counselor Patti Atkins leads a small support group for those who have experienced loss. The group is currently full, but may start again with a new group next year. please contact the library at (804) 561-4559 if you have questions or accessibility needs.
All are welcome to join the Indigenous Studies Group each week for meaningful discussion on the heritage and culture surrounding Indigenous peoples of the United States and beyond. Each meeting will have a reading of a chapter from the Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer audiobook. Sometimes the group hosts presenters for further studying and research. Tea is provided. This group started as the Book Club, and in 2024 rebranded ... Read More
The Richmond Metro Zoo is returning this year with a new presentation and 3 new animals that you might see on an African Safari! Come learn about the zoo animals and see them up close in the Library. (Please note, a snake is one of the potential animals.) Due to limited activity room space, registration is required. Please sign up by calling the Hamner Public Library at (804) 561-4559 or ... Read More
All are welcome to join the Indigenous Studies Group each week for meaningful discussion on the heritage and culture surrounding Indigenous peoples of the United States and beyond. Each meeting will have a reading of a chapter from the Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer audiobook. Sometimes the group hosts presenters for further studying and research. Tea is provided. This group started as the Book Club, and in 2024 rebranded ... Read More
Thought about making fire cider but never knew how? Well, now you can! Fire cider is a powerful blend of apple cider vinegar infused with spicy roots, herbs, citrus, and fruits and is known for its health-enhancing properties. Each batch can be as unique as the person making it. Join us for our Fire Cider Workshop and give it a try! Fire cider is non-alcoholic. Registration is required due to ... Read More
Come play board games with your family and friends at the Library! Bring your own favorite games from home, or use a game from our collection. We'll provide the snacks! No registration for this drop-in event. * Please note: The time was change from 4-6 PM to 5-7 PM
Sample iced tea from Carytown Teas and buy some home-baked goods and used books on the cheap. Drop in anytime between 11:00-1:00pm. All proceeds go to the Friends of the Library, who support Library programs. * Please note that the baked goods are homemade and the ingredients are not necessarily monitored. Please be aware of allergies.
All are welcome to join the Indigenous Studies Group each week for meaningful discussion on the heritage and culture surrounding Indigenous peoples of the United States and beyond. Each meeting will have a reading of a chapter from the Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer audiobook. Sometimes the group hosts presenters for further studying and research. Tea is provided. This group started as the Book Club, and in 2024 rebranded ... Read More
Have you wanted to learn how to cross stitch, but didn't know where to start? Or need to brush up on your skills? In this workshop, Friends of the Library member Wendy Audley will show participants how to cross stitch a patriotic design onto a dish towel. It's great way to learn how to and what materials are needed to cross stitch. Plus, you get to take home your artwork! ... Read More
