Upcoming Events

Your little ones will explore board books, finger plays and lap-bounce activities to encourage language development, brain stimulation, and socialization.

Preschoolers will develop language and pre-reading skills through stories and songs to help facilitate their growth into successful readers.

Recommended for 3-5-year-olds and their caregivers. 

Would you like to learn how to paint beautiful flowers? Local artist Donna Calloway will be offering a beginner's acrylic painting class. Registration is required. Space and supplies are limited. Call to register or sign up online. 

Through stories and interactive play, toddlers will build language skills, discover new words, while exploring letters and sounds. Learn with music, picture books, rhymes and even explore other languages.

Children will engage in songs, movement activities, and stories that promote the skills needed for reading and writing. They'll also build motor skills, coordination, and phonological awareness.

Recommended for children ages 2-6.

Preschoolers will develop language and pre-reading skills through stories, songs, and activities to help facilitate their growth into successful readers.

Recommended for children ages 3-5.

Create a simple craft with us based on the Storytime theme of the week.  Recommended for ages 3-5 and their caregivers.

NOTE: Due to the Santa storytime this Thursday, preschool crafts have been moved to TODAY (Tuesday).

Create a simple craft with us based on the Storytime theme of the week.  Recommended for ages 3-5 and their caregivers.

NOTE: This is on Tuesday this week because of Santa storytime on Thursday. 

This is a series of virtual workshops that feature a new topic each month related to Family and Consumer Sciences.

A partnership program with local non-profit Hope to Thrive. At each meeting, kids will participate in a hands-on gardening activity then reflect on what they learned through reading and writing. 

The Rural Hall Middle Grade Book Club is open to all children 8-12. We will be meeting on the second Tuesday of each month. We will discuss a book each meeting, and we will do a small craft or activity related to the book. 

Are you between the ages of 9 and 18? Yes?! Well perfect! This program is for you. Join us monthly as we create and explore using STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.

Attention chess players of all ages: You are invited to play chess at Clemmons Branch Library every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month from 4-5:30 p.m. Learn new strategies and meet new friends!

The Forsyth County Tax Assessor’s Office will be conducting a public information session about the 2025 property reappraisal. The session will cover:

This group welcomes all needlework artists at any skill level to chat and work on individual needlework projects and peruse needlework books from the library’s collection. 

Tai Chi is a form of gentle exercise, a method of moving meditation and a means of cultivating health and well-being. Tai Chi is suitable for all ages and abilities so it's never too late to start. 

Learn how a computer works, from turning it on to computer commands. 

Registration required. Call the branch or register online. Space is limited.

Save money! Design and Personalize Birthday & Holiday Cards to send family and friends.

While building gross and fine motor skills, coordination and phonological awareness through rhyming, participants will engage in songs, movement activities and stories that promote the skills needed for reading and writing.

Save money! Design and Personalize Birthday & Holiday Cards to send family and friends.

Have you ever wished for more fun holidays to celebrate, while also learning interesting facts and trivia? Then you should attend Celebration Wednesdays at 4:00-5:30 p.m.

Join the Forsyth County Public Library on a new adventure filled with literacy and technology with the STREAMLab Mobile Makerspace Bookmobile.

Explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math at our monthly STEAM programs. 

Recommended for children 8-12.

Presented by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center.