Upcoming Events

Introduction

Join shipwreck historian Ric Mixter for an unforgettable presentation on the Edmund Fitzgerald, the largest and most famous shipwreck in the Great Lakes.

Come and share your thoughts, bring your questions, and enjoy meaningful conversations about our library.

Michigan is the second-most agriculturally diverse state in the country.

Discover the story of the 1927 Bath School Disaster with local historian George Robson, whose family lived through this tragic event. Ninety-nine years later, George’s research connects personal memories with historical insight.

Come and share your thoughts, bring your questions, and enjoy meaningful conversations about our library.

TDL Lunch and Learn  Celebrate our Country's 250th  Semiquincentennial 

Lakeview Connections to U.S. History

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Register to get a seat for this exciting live event! Experience and learn about multiple alligators, up close and in person with Critchlow Animal Sanctuary. Perfect for animal lovers of all ages!

If you love art, the beauty of nature, gardening, travel, experiencing different cultures and their rich history, or being part of a meaningful community, there’s a good chance you’ll love bonsai too.
 

Explore a mix of well-known and hidden waterfalls in this scenic program.

Come and share your thoughts, bring your questions, and enjoy meaningful conversations about our library.

Come and share your thoughts, bring your questions, and enjoy meaningful conversations about our library.

Come and share your thoughts, bring your questions, and enjoy meaningful conversations about our library.

Join Paranormal Historian Julie Rathsack, West Michigan’s leading voice in haunted history with more than three decades of investigative experience.

Betty is the oldest women to hike the Appalachian Trail. Come hear Betty’s incredible story. She hiked the 2,197 mile Appalachian trail and earned recognition as the oldest female to do so.

The Great Lakes have been home to military installations since1755, and aircraft have flown from this region nearly since the first engined aircraft took to the sky.