Week Calendar

On narrow displays, the weekly calendar is wider than the screen. You can side-scroll within this table to view events and reservations for the whole week.

Time	Sun (10/19)	Mon (10/20)	Tue (10/21)	Wed (10/22)	Thu (10/23)	Fri (10/24)	Sat (10/25)
3 pm			This event is in the "Adults" group 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimers 3:30pm–4:30pm Adults This event is in the "Adults" group Please note you are looking at an event that has already happened. Library Branch: Tamarack District Library Room: Tamarack Room Age Group: Adults Program Type: Health & Wellness, Presentation Event Details: Join us to learn about the differences between normal aging and Alzheimer's, Common warning signs, the importance of early detection, and the benefits of diagnosis.
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6 pm			This event is in the "Adults" group Learn to Make Herbal Salves 6:00pm–8:00pm Adults Closed Registration Required This event is in the "Adults" group Closed Please note you are looking at an event that has already happened. Library Branch: Tamarack District Library Room: Tamarack Room Age Group: Adults Program Type: Arts & Crafts, Health & Wellness, Presentation Registration Required Event Details: Learn how to handcraft a topical medicinal salve from a high-quality herb infused oil. Bevin will share how to choose the right herbs and oils for your salve, and then demonstrate how to make this useful herbal product. Disclaimer(s) This program is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Tamarack District Library.		This event is in the "Adults" group The Missing Link (World Religion) Program 6:00pm–8:00pm Adults Closed Registration Required This event is in the "Adults" group Closed Please note you are looking at an event that has already happened. Library Branch: Tamarack District Library Room: Tamarack Room Age Group: Adults Program Type: History, Presentation Registration Required Event Details: What is the oldest major religion in the world, having over one billion followers? Branching off from this religion, what is a much smaller world faith whose tenets and practices center on non-violence?