Day Calendar

This is a drop-in class for adult English language learners.  Practice English conversational skills and discuss topics ranging from small talk and common interests to life, work and current events.

This class is designed for English language learners. Improve your spoken English as we focus on listening and speaking skills with an emphasis on everyday pronunciation, intonation, and stress, as well as unique American rhythms.

This class is designed for English language learners who are interested in working as a Vision Technician in an ophthalmologist’s office.  The participants will learn about the work setting, responsibilities, potential ear

Ticket required.

Tickets available 15 minutes before class.

Ticket required. Tickets will be available 15 minutes before class.

Have fun adding color to early math concepts. Enjoy crayon inspired picture books and hands-on math activities.

Presented by Elville and Associates’ Senior Principal and senior elder law attorney Lindsay V.R. Moss, this webinar will discuss the key differences between an assisted living facility and a skilled nursing facility.

Ages 2-5 with adult; 30 min. Ticket Required.

Celebrate the music of well-known children's musicians as you dance, play, and sing.

Tickets available 15 minutes before class.

Ticket required.  Tickets will be available 15 minutes before class.
 

Translations and Transitions: A Celebration of Mexican and Central American Independence 

Virtually explore the exhibit commemorating the 200th anniversary of Mexican and Central American independence from Spain.

Ticket required.  Tickets will be available 15 minutes before class.
 

Teen Time at HCLS East Columbia Branch is an initiative for neighborhood teens that enhances student academics in a fun, welcoming, after-school environment.

A  hang out for teens to connect, play games and create.

Get your FREE COVID-19 vaccine or booster!

For adults and children (5-17)

All vaccine types offered.

In partnership with the Howard County Health Department. 

Have you, your child, or the whole family always wanted to learn Spanish? Well NOW is the perfect time!!!

Grades K-3.  Registration required. 45-60 minutes.

Listen to and discuss picture book nominees for Maryland’s children's choice award.

Grades 4-6. 60 minutes. Registered.

Discussions about state award nominees. Vote for a winner in April. Eight-month series. Copies will be held for registered students at the Central Branch Customer Service Desk.

Do you like to make crafts? Looking to step up your crafting skills? This class is for tweens, ages 9-13 who like to make things! Explore different crafting materials and methods to make projects that you'll find worthy of posting/sharing.

3rd - 5th grade. 45 minutes - 1 hour. Registration required.

Drop-in A/V lab for high school students and adults, includes access to the recording booth and other HiTech equipment to record and mix music or create movies. In-person

This class is designed for English language learners. Improve your English language skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This class is suitable for beginning English learners.

Explore how to use the laser cutter/engraver in the Glenwood Makerspace. Create your own custom wood or acrylic key chain featuring your favorite state or country.  Design and cut your own key chain in this beginner's level class.

Explore various culinary cuisines/chefs of the world. A new cuisine/chef every month.

Ages 6-10.  45 min.  Ticket required.

Bas Bleu, French for “bluestocking,” refers to an intellectual or literary woman.  We read a variety of literary fiction, and all are welcome – not just bluestockings!

Join us for a discussion of the following books:

Celebrate the start of the fall with themed STEM challenges.  Work in teams or on your own.

Registration is required.  Materials are provided. 

In person session of Nonfiction Book Club.

These classes are for adult English language learners.  Improve your English language skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening.  It is suitable for English language learners in low beginning to low intermediate levels.  T

This class is designed for English language learners. Practice your speaking skills in a supportive environment. Students read a short story each week and discuss it in class.

Join the Nonfiction Book Club to share your thoughts on a varied array of Nonfiction selections.

Prerequisite: Korean for Beginners. Registration required. Ages 18+.

Is English your second (or third) language? Practice speaking and listening in a small group.

Wednesdays, 7:45 - 8:45 pm