Event List

Video games are cool, but there's nothing like a good ol' fashioned field day to kick off Spring! Stop by the Hogansville Public Library to enjoy games and activities meant for fun, while you enjoy a beautiful afternoon!

This sewing adventure is for the intermediate sewist who has basic sewing machine knowledge and can read a simple pattern. We will recycle some jeans into a wonderful bag. All patterns, tools, and jeans provided. Just come ready to create!

Looking for a way to give back to your community and earn community service hours? Teens (7th - 12th grade) are invited to volunteer at the library every Wednesday after school!

Celebrate Tolkien Reading Day by creating your own fantasy map! Design epic landscapes, name mysterious places, and bring your imaginary world to life.

It's Board Game Day! Every 2nd and 4th Thursday we'll be meeting in the Community Room for some family fun. This event is free and available for families with younger children.

Teen Time is a great way for teens to hang out, make new friends, be creative, and even learn some new skills.  We will begin to introduce some life skills in the most fun way possible, but mostly have a great time!

Immerse yourself in a creative and relaxing environment, where you can express yourself through working with air-dry clay. All materials are provided, just bring yourself! Fun for the whole family! Available for all ages.

For Beginners - 1:30 - 2:30 PM: Learn the foundational crochet or knitting techniques you need to get started. In our relaxed sessions, you'll learn, step by step, with hands-on guidance.

Join us at the Storytime Stairs as we read a children's book and complete a craft!

Recommended for ages 2-10 years old

🎉 It’s a double celebration!

Come by and enjoy some game play with Kenyetta and other teens and tweens.  We want to hear from you about what you would like to do here at the library! Bring your ideas and let's see if we can make them happen!

Ages 11 to 18

Are you a more advanced sewist?  Ready to make those beautiful little smocked outfits for your children or grandchildren, or just a smocked shirt or tunic for yourself?