Local author Lisa Rabey will read from her new short story "Love in the Time of Cherry Season". It’s included in the romance anthology "Love on the Lakefront" a collection of 12 short stories, all set against the backdrop of the Great Lakes. With special treats from Grocer’s Daughter, this will be a great warm
Explore the traditional Japanese art of Reiki with local practitioner Caitlin Watkins. Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive Japanese technique that promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and supports the body’s natural healing abilities. Caitlin will explain the history and principles of Reiki, and discuss the various benefits, including stress reduction, pain relief, improved sleep, and boosted immunity.
Join us on Saturday, March 15 @ 10 am for another adventure in nature journaling at the Glen Lake Library. Explore and enhance your connection to the natural world through these monthly workshops. Local artist, educator and environmentalist Penny Krebiehl will lead this field trip, gathering first at the library before venturing outdoors. Penny will
Join the Sleeping Bear Nature Group for their monthly excursion, lead by Penny Krebiehl. Meet at the library, then head out to hike on the nearby Treat Farm Trail. Be sure to pack pencils/pens, paper or drawing book/journal, water bottle, snacks/lunch, and dress appropriately for the weather with comfy walking shoes, and your curiosity. Registration
Explore the world of podcasts with librarian and author Lisa Rabey. She’ll demonstrate how to find and listen to these engaging audio recordings, covering an amazing array of topics and genres. Tech Tuesday tutorials are presented by the public libraries of Leelanau County.
Guest speaker Linda Young will discuss the history of Tulipia, cultivated and treasured for its long-necked beauty and jewel-like colors. She’ll trace the tulip’s humble beginnings as a wild flower in the mountains of Central Asia during the Ottoman Empire to becoming a wildly sought commodity during Tulip Mania in the 17th century. Her presentation
The public libraries of Leelanau County invite you to an evening with bestselling mystery author Nita Prose. Join us at the at Glen Lake Schools auditorium for an engaging conversation between Ms. Prose and guest host Sarah Bearup-Neal of the Glen Arbor Arts Center. They’ll discuss Ms. Prose’s first novel "The Maid". Get a copy
Bonnie Jo Campbell, a recipient of a 2025 Michigan Notable Author award, will discuss her latest novel "The Waters". She’ll be at the library as part of the Michigan Notable Book author tour. Fellow Notable Author and Empire resident Anne-Marie Oomen will join us to lead the conversation. Copies of Bonnie’s book will be available
Katherine Reay will discuss her latest novel "The English Masterpiece", set in the art world of 1970s London. It follows the dilemma faced by Lily, a young assistant at the Tate Museum, as she races against the clock to uncover the truth about a Picasso masterpiece. Copies of the book will be available to purchase,
Nicole Hasting of Hospice of Michigan will help explain the key differences between these two important care options. Learn which may be the best for you or your loved one and how each can provide vital support during a challenging time.
Historian Christine Byron will present her latest book, exploring early vacation life in Leelanau County. Diary excerpts along with vintage photos and post cards offer a fascinating window into a bygone era.
Robert Van Dellen will discuss the life and work of legendary author Ernest Hemingway. Dr. Van Dellen will explore how Hemingway’s tempestuous personal life, especially his experiences in Key West and Cuba, helped shaped "The Old Man and the Sea", considered to be one of his greatest novels.
