Macomb County Libraries Host Diverse Events This November

Residents of Macomb County can look forward to an engaging array of library events throughout November 2023. From educational workshops to creative activities, local libraries are offering something for everyone in the community.

Highlighted Events Across Macomb County Libraries

The **Center Line Public Library** is hosting a Baby and Toddler Playgroup every Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. Children up to 36 months can participate alongside their caregivers in stories, songs, and playtime. Additionally, Storytime sessions are scheduled for Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m. and Thursdays at 5:00 p.m., featuring stories and crafts suitable for children up to five years old. For more details, contact the library at **586-758-8274**.

At the **Clinton-Macomb Public Library (CMPL)**, author **Tobin T. Buhk** will present a program titled “History and Mystery of Michigan’s Historical Jails” on **November 10 at 18:30**. This event will explore Michigan’s historic county jails through rare archival photos and engaging narratives. To register, call **586-226-5040**. CMPL is also running a Reader’s Choice reading challenge for adults from **September 1 to December 31**, encouraging participants to read at least four titles to complete the challenge.

Similarly, the **Eastpointe Public Library** has scheduled several exciting events, including a Kids LEGO Build Club on **November 12 at 16:00** and a Trivia Night featuring former Jeopardy Champion **Sandie Baker** on **November 13 at 18:30**. A Mystery Book Club will take place on **November 18 at 14:00**, while a Cryptozoology Storytime is set for **November 19 at 18:00**. For more information, contact the library at **586-445-5096**.

The **Fraser Public Library** is hosting a presentation titled “Detroit Lions and the Early NFL” on **November 12 from 18:00 to 19:30**. This event will delve into the early instability of the NFL and the journey of the Lions from their small-town roots to their current status. A Family Game Night is also scheduled for **November 19 from 17:00 to 20:00**, inviting families to bring their favorite games or borrow from the library’s collection. For registration, call **586-293-2055** or visit **fraserpubliclibrary.org**.

At the **Harrison Township Public Library**, a Kids STEM Project is slated for **November 11 at 18:00**, where children aged 5-12 will create their own DIY fiber optic lamp. An Adult Craft Night focusing on Winter Wine Bottle Luminaries will follow on **November 13 at 18:00**. Registration is required for these programs. The library also runs a kindness contest through **November 19**, encouraging participants to engage in acts of kindness for a chance to win a raffle prize. For inquiries, call **586-329-1261**.

Community Engagement and Resources

The **MacDonald Public Library** will host a Writers’ Wednesday on **November 12 and 19 at 17:30**. Other events include a Librarian’s List Book Club on **November 13 at 14:00** and an Adult Craft Night on **November 13 at 18:30**. A blood drive with the Red Cross is scheduled for **November 21 from 10:00 to 16:00**. For registration, visit **macdonaldlibrary.org** or call **586-725-0273**.

The **Roseville Public Library** is set to host “62 Years Later: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy” on **November 11 from 13:00 to 15:00** at the Roseville Senior Center. This talk by expert **Jay Hernandez** will provide insights based on recently released classified documents. Additionally, a Puzzle Tournament is planned for **November 22 from 13:00 to 17:00**, while children’s book bundles and homework help services are available. For more information, call **586-445-5407**.

The **St. Clair Shores Public Library** has launched explorer packs designed for children and families, which can be checked out and include learning tools and activity sheets focused on outdoor activities. To learn more, visit the Youth Services Desk at the library located at **22500 E. 11 Mile Road**.

Each library in Macomb County is committed to serving the community through various educational and recreational programs. With a wealth of activities scheduled for the month, residents are encouraged to participate and take full advantage of the resources available in their local libraries.