Do you have general questions about your mobile device, computer or laptop? Do you want to set up an email address, but you’re not sure where to start? Would you like to learn how to download an eBook, audiobook, movie or music?
We’re here to help! Bring your laptop, tablet or phone with you.
Play your favorite games in GIANT SIZE!
For kids in grades kindergarten through 6th grade.
Design your own reusable Styrofoam print plate and use it to create reproductions of your art! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
We invite you to a special history presentation focusing on the divergent leadership styles of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X during the Civil Rights Movement.
Troy Stolp of the Pottawattamie Historical Society will lead the discussion, covering the core messages of both leaders, their distinct approaches to leadership, and their enduring impact on communities nationwide.
Free and open to the public.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Design your own reusable Styrofoam print plate and use it to create reproductions of your art! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Are you into thrillers and always looking for the next adventure? Immerse yourself in a mystery book, then meet up to talk about it! Our selection is sure to keep you on your toes and always wanting more.
Join: Pick up discussion books at the Reference Desk.
Join us for a playdate where parents and caregivers can get together to talk about childcare over coffee and tea while their children play, fostering new friendships for kids and their caregivers.
Appropriate for kids 5 and under.
Design your own reusable Styrofoam print plate and use it to create reproductions of your art! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
The Historic Preservation Commission makes recommendations to the City Council on land use; gifts and donations of real and personal property, the preservation, restoration, maintenance and operation of historic properties; identification and designation of historic districts and sites; and makes recommendations to the Zoning Board of Adjustment on conditional uses involving historic sites. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at City Hall in the Council Chambers.
Ages 19+ are invited to join This Book Club is My Alibi for an engaging discussion—an unforgettable true story of courage and resilience, paired with a fun and welcoming atmosphere.
Book a one-on-one appointment to learn the basics of how to use a sewing machine: from setting it up properly, to sewing straight lines! We’ll cover: sewing machine parts and accessories, how to thread the machine, how to install the bobbin, and more! Whether you need a refresher or are brand-new to sewing, bring your questions to get started (or restarted) on your sewing journey!
Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to check out the Janome Jem Gold Sewing Machine from the Makerspace! Must be age 14+.
***If you have your own portable sewing machine that works, feel free to bring it and a bobbin that fits the machine (the user manual may be helpful if available). Once your registration is confirmed, please email [email protected] if you plan to bring a machine.***
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Design your own reusable Styrofoam print plate and use it to create reproductions of your art! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
Come by the Makerspace and learn how to embroider your name on fabric! Choose from a selection of fonts and colors, and build your skills with our embroidery machine.
The Brother Stellaire embroidery machine makes converting images or text into a finished project quick and easy. Perfect for patches, clothing, or household decorations, add that finishing touch or bit of personalization to make your creation even more special.
This class is free and open to the public – ages 14+.
Space is limited - registration required!
Escape the ordinary and plunge into the unique, alternate worlds depicted in science fiction and fantasy genres. Our Worlds Away Book Club will transport you into other cultures, peoples, eras and galaxies with our selection.
Join: Pick up discussion books at the Reference Desk.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
A fresh new take on dance competitions. Our mission is to provide dancers of all levels with a fair and positive venue to showcase their talents. These weekends should be about so much more than a trophy; it’s about an experience where feedback and growth are just as important as a score. We are here to inspire and ignite your passion and love for dance.
Game Nights are back on Fridays. Save your frantic cleaning to host guests at your place & move your game night to the orchard. Dust off your favorite board games and get ready to roll the dice!
Forget the chill outside—we're turning up the cozy factor indoors for evenings packed with friendly competition, great company, and snacks & drinks to indulge. Our doors are open for you to come enjoy yourself and ease into the weekend!
We have board games & cards available here to play, but you are more than welcome to bring your favorite game to enjoy...all ages are welcome!
Our kitchen (with limited menu) & bar will be open to serve you!
A fresh new take on dance competitions. Our mission is to provide dancers of all levels with a fair and positive venue to showcase their talents. These weekends should be about so much more than a trophy; it’s about an experience where feedback and growth are just as important as a score. We are here to inspire and ignite your passion and love for dance.
MCDA Cheer & Dance Championships is a Cheer and Dance Competition. Admission: Spectators (Cash Only) 1 day $25.00 Adults, $15.00 Children 5-10, Children 4 and under free. 2-day $40.00 Adults, $25.00 Children 5-10, Children 4 and under free.
Drop in and make pop up cards for your favorite valentines.
Most appropriate for kids in grades kindergarten through 6th grade.
We invite you to join us for an herb gardening class led by Tom O'Brien of Gardens on Glen! This workshop will cover essential topics such as common herbs, their nutritional value, and how to pair them with various foods.
You will also learn how to start a small indoor herb garden, the best practices for transplanting, and effective methods for preserving herbs to use in your kitchen throughout the year.
Starter herbs will be provided to all registered attendees. Registration opens on January 24.
A fresh new take on dance competitions. Our mission is to provide dancers of all levels with a fair and positive venue to showcase their talents. These weekends should be about so much more than a trophy; it’s about an experience where feedback and growth are just as important as a score. We are here to inspire and ignite your passion and love for dance.
MCDA Cheer & Dance Championships is a Cheer and Dance Competition. Admission: Spectators (Cash Only) 1 day $25.00 Adults, $15.00 Children 5-10, Children 4 and under free. 2-day $40.00 Adults, $25.00 Children 5-10, Children 4 and under free.
Stop by the Makerspace to learn about the process of 3D Printing! Take home a small candy kiss container.
This is a drop-in program. Pop by any time between 2 and 4 PM
Use your imagination and free build with Bristle blocks and Hinge toys.
For kids in grades preschool through 6th grade.
Learn a new type of fluffy embroidery at the library! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Experience the stress-reducing benefits and creative self-discovery of adult coloring. Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own coloring utensils and prints if you prefer. Color, relax and chat – bring a friend!
Whether you are learning Spanish or English, come to Language Exchange to practice with fellow learners. Meet new people, get help with the language you want to practice, and help others with their learning journey as well.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Stop by the Makerspace to learn about the process of 3D Printing! Take home a small candy kiss container.
This is a drop-in program. Pop by any time between 2 and 4 PM
Learn a new type of fluffy embroidery at the library! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
The City Planning Commission advises the City Council on matters of zoning, subdivision, development, and comprehensive planning for the City. Meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month at the Council Bluffs Public Library Meeting Room B.
Work smarter and get more out of Microsoft Office. Whether you’re new to Office or simply want to refresh your existing skills, you’ve come to the right place. Book a one-on-one appointment to get started.
Join us for a 30 minute yoga inspired storytime with Root & Roar Yoga!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and younger and an adult companion.
You are welcome to bring your own yoga mats or borrow one of ours.
If you are curious about starting your family history research, we invite you to attend our upcoming program on genealogy.
Library staff will provide a comprehensive overview of the valuable resources available through the Council Bluffs Public Library to help patrons trace their lineage and build a family history. This program is an excellent opportunity to learn how to begin your genealogy quest.
This is a luncheon event, and lunch will be provided to all registered attendees. Please note that registration is required to attend.
Stop by the Makerspace to learn about the process of 3D Printing! Take home a small candy kiss container.
This is a drop-in program. Pop by any time between 2 and 4 PM
Learn a new type of fluffy embroidery at the library! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Book a one-on-one appointment to learn the basics of how to use a sewing machine: from setting it up properly, to sewing straight lines! We’ll cover: sewing machine parts and accessories, how to thread the machine, how to install the bobbin, and more! Whether you need a refresher or are brand-new to sewing, bring your questions to get started (or restarted) on your sewing journey!
Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to check out the Janome Jem Gold Sewing Machine from the Makerspace! Must be age 14+.
***If you have your own portable sewing machine that works, feel free to bring it and a bobbin that fits the machine (the user manual may be helpful if available). Once your registration is confirmed, please email [email protected] if you plan to bring a machine.***
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Learn how to use Tinkercad to build and manipulate 3D designs. In this class, we’ll go over merging and subtracting shapes, readying objects for 3D printing by adding supports and exporting files. Finally, you will send your files to the 3D printer and watch them emerge in the real world!
Space is limited. Registration required.
Learn a new type of fluffy embroidery at the library! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Calling all Puzzle Lovers! Join us for a night of food, fun and friendly competition! Race to be the first team of 4 to complete a 200 piece puzzle! Prizes awarded for Top Two Teams 1 slice of pizza and 1 drink ticket included with your registration! Teams of 4- $100 Singles- $30 RSVP now to reserve your spot, hurry space is limited! RSVP to [email protected]
The 746 Needlework Club meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month.
Needlework – Knitting, Crocheting, Embroidery – All skill levels welcome!
Please bring your own supplies.
Pet therapy teams visit the Library to help motivate children to read.
Wear your jammies to the Library, snuggle up to a pup and read.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
For groups larger than 5, please call ahead.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
Laissez les bons temps rouler—right here in Council Bluffs! Join Wings of Hope Cancer Support Center for our annual Winter Gala, Winter in New Orleans, on Friday, February 13. This joyful, Mardi Gras–inspired evening features a Cajun-style dinner by Pearl’s Bistro, live jazz from the Abraham Lincoln High School Jazz Band, a lively silent auction, and a fun raffle—all in a colorful, come-as-you-are atmosphere (beads and masks encouraged!).
Best of all, your night out makes a real difference. Proceeds support Wings of Hope’s free emotional and mental health programs for individuals and families affected by cancer across the Omaha–Council Bluffs area. Celebrate community, connection, and hope with us at Corpus Christi Church—because healing means more than medicine.
Game Nights are back on Fridays. Save your frantic cleaning to host guests at your place & move your game night to the orchard. Dust off your favorite board games and get ready to roll the dice!
Forget the chill outside—we're turning up the cozy factor indoors for evenings packed with friendly competition, great company, and snacks & drinks to indulge. Our doors are open for you to come enjoy yourself and ease into the weekend!
We have board games & cards available here to play, but you are more than welcome to bring your favorite game to enjoy...all ages are welcome!
Our kitchen (with limited menu) & bar will be open to serve you!
Every February, this national race series celebrates Community Options’ founding. Last year, over 11,000 runners nationwide joined us, creating a fantastic crowd and raising funds to provide housing and employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. We welcome runners, walkers, participants with baby strollers or wheelchairs and sponsors to be part of our 18th annual race in Council Bluffs this Valentine's Day!
View more about this event in our blog.
Ski or snowboard after dark during Midnight Madness and experience a different kind of nightlife at Crescent Hill at Hitchcock.
The Makerspace has sewing machines! Learn how to use the machine and sew a small project! All materials will be provided. (Colors may vary.)
Skills learned: basic sewing & pressing, how to install a KAM snap.
Sign up in advance for this program; space is very limited! Ages 14+ only.
THREE class times to choose from!
Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to check out the Janome Jem Gold Sewing Machine from the Makerspace!
Thank you to the Council Bluffs Public Library Foundation for supporting this program!
Wild Sprouts – Empowering little ones to grow and thrive in the wild.
Pre-registration is required. To ensure a high-quality participant experience, we are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Please click the icon above to register today.
Want to sprout your little one's love for the outdoors? Come out and discover new places, faces, and the world around them!
Join us with your little ones to meet other families with young children as we venture into the great outdoors. Discover new places, new faces, and the joy of rediscovering the world around you with your youngster. This program is for parents/caretakers and their children ages three years and under.
The cost is $5 per adult; there is no cost for children.
The Makerspace has sewing machines! Learn how to use the machine and sew a small project! All materials will be provided. (Colors may vary.)
Skills learned: basic sewing & pressing, how to install a KAM snap.
Sign up in advance for this program; space is very limited! Ages 14+ only.
THREE class times to choose from!
Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to check out the Janome Jem Gold Sewing Machine from the Makerspace!
Thank you to the Council Bluffs Public Library Foundation for supporting this program!
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join in as we discuss a mix of contemporary fiction and nonfiction books. Take your mind out of the grind of everyday life to be transported into captivating and calming reads.
Join: Pick up discussion books at the Reference Desk.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment hears requests for conditional use permits and requests for variances from the Zoning Ordinance. The board also conducts hearings on appeals of administrative interpretations pertaining to the Zoning Ordinance. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month in the Council Chamber on the second floor of City Hall.
Come play new and classic board and card games. This group meets the third Tuesday of each month, and it is free to attend. You are welcome to bring your favorite games or just stop in to join a game.
Join us was we explore Abraham Lincoln’s time as a railroad lawyer and his connection to local Council Bluffs history! In 2025, Union Pacific unveiled their new Heritage Locomotive No.1616 in honor of Abraham Lincoln and his role in signing the Pacific Railway Act in 1862 which created Union Pacific. Even before signing the act, Lincoln had an extensive connection to the railroad. As a lawyer, Lincoln often represented railroads and participated in a landmark legal case involving railroad bridges. Then, in 1859 Lincoln came to Council Bluffs and had a meeting that changed the course of railroad history.
This presentation is provided by in Zachary Rady in a collaboration with the Union Pacific Railroad Museum and the Council Bluffs Public Library. Free and open to the public.
Join us for 30 minutes of music, dance, and a story with Miss Abbey from Motion Works Dance.
Most appropriate for kids 5 and younger and an adult companion.
Book a one-on-one appointment to learn the basics of how to use a sewing machine: from setting it up properly, to sewing straight lines! We’ll cover: sewing machine parts and accessories, how to thread the machine, how to install the bobbin, and more! Whether you need a refresher or are brand-new to sewing, bring your questions to get started (or restarted) on your sewing journey!
Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to check out the Janome Jem Gold Sewing Machine from the Makerspace! Must be age 14+.
***If you have your own portable sewing machine that works, feel free to bring it and a bobbin that fits the machine (the user manual may be helpful if available). Once your registration is confirmed, please email [email protected] if you plan to bring a machine.***
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Council Bluffs Public Library and Pottawattamie Conservation have teamed up to offer a FREE 4 class series focused on giving you the confidence and background knowledge you need to grow a beautiful native garden that supports wildlife and provides benefits to you and your community. Gardening with Native Plants is a free, four-part class.
Registration is required and a form must be completed for each class you plan to attend.
Class 2: From pollinating the plants that grow the fruits and vegetables we eat to providing food for birds and wildlife, insects fuel the food web and the best way to fuel our native insects is with native plants. We’ll discuss all the ways native plants benefit us and our environment as well as things we can do to support our native insects.
When it comes to working on electronics, soldering is an essential skill. In this class, we’ll go over the basics of the soldering iron, types of solder, basic terminology, and safety. Then, we’ll put that knowledge to use by practicing wire joining on spare circuit boards.
Space is limited. Registration required.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
For over 60 years, the Carden family has been bringing an astonishing and awe-inspiring show to people across the country. From amazing feats of athleticism with our aerial acrobats, to our magnificent elephants, beautiful camels and horses, and so much more entertainment for the entire family. Doors open 1 hour before show time. Purchase tickets online at Ticketmaster or stop by the MAC box office Monday-Friday, 12 PM to 5 PM.
Show dates and times:
February 20th 7 PM
February 21st 1 PM & 7 PM
February 22nd 3 PM
Ovation Dance Challenge is a competitive experience like none other, with a state-of-the-art sound system that provides professional-quality audio. Innovative set designs provide a one-of-a-kind backdrop for every performance venue—a multi-level competition experience for all dancers. We understand the specific needs of dance consumers and believe in providing outstanding service with integrity.
Game Nights are back on Fridays. Save your frantic cleaning to host guests at your place & move your game night to the orchard. Dust off your favorite board games and get ready to roll the dice!
Forget the chill outside—we're turning up the cozy factor indoors for evenings packed with friendly competition, great company, and snacks & drinks to indulge. Our doors are open for you to come enjoy yourself and ease into the weekend!
We have board games & cards available here to play, but you are more than welcome to bring your favorite game to enjoy...all ages are welcome!
Our kitchen (with limited menu) & bar will be open to serve you!
Join Tom O’Brien, owner of Gardens on Glen, for a practical, hands-on class that teaches the fundamentals of starting seeds indoors to jumpstart your spring garden. Participants will learn how to successfully germinate popular crops like peppers and tomatoes, mastering key elements such as soil composition, moisture control, lighting, and temperature. Tom will demonstrate techniques for sowing, labeling, and caring for seedlings to ensure strong, healthy transplants ready for outdoor planting. Using individual seed-starting kits, attendees will gain experience setting up trays, managing humidity with dome lids, and troubleshooting common issues. Each participant will plant a selection of seeds to take home and continue nurturing toward a productive garden season.
For over 60 years, the Carden family has been bringing an astonishing and awe-inspiring show to people across the country. From amazing feats of athleticism with our aerial acrobats, to our magnificent elephants, beautiful camels and horses, and so much more entertainment for the entire family. Doors open 1 hour before show time. Purchase tickets online at Ticketmaster or stop by the MAC box office Monday-Friday, 12 PM to 5 PM.
Show dates and times:
February 20th 7 PM
February 21st 1 PM & 7 PM
February 22nd 3 PM
Ovation Dance Challenge is a competitive experience like none other, with a state-of-the-art sound system that provides professional-quality audio. Innovative set designs provide a one-of-a-kind backdrop for every performance venue—a multi-level competition experience for all dancers. We understand the specific needs of dance consumers and believe in providing outstanding service with integrity.
Pre-registration is required. To ensure a high-quality participant experience, we are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Please click the icon above to register today.
Join us as we kick off our 2026 season (and 9th year!) of "A Land Ethic Workshop." This free, introductory session will be held at Hitchcock Nature Center and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar as we introduce participants to our 10-month-long programming series, "A Land Ethic Workshop".
Participants will study and learn:
Free. Ages 14+.
This show is truly a celebration of the music of Neil Diamond! Starring Matt Vee, nephew of 60’s pop-star Bobby Vee, you’ll hear songs like Cracklin’ Rosie, Song Sung Blue, America, Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show, and Sweet Caroline. Neil Diamond has sold over 130 million records worldwide and produced musical hits spanning five decades. Matt Vee, along with cousins Jeff and Tommy Vee, both founders of The Killer Vees and sons of the legendary Bobby Vee, celebrate the music from a timeless catalog. As a Brill Building songwriter in the mid-1960's, Neil Diamond penned songs recorded by everyone from Elvis Presley to Deep Purple and, of course, the Monkee’s classic, I’m A Believer. “This is not a tribute show,” says Tommy Vee. “This is a celebration of an amazing musical icon, one we all love and respect.”
View all the exciting concerts happening at the Arts Center on our blog here.
Bring your Adventure League character to the Library and play a new module!
Guidelines for creating an Adventure League character can be found at dndbeyond.com.
Registration is required for this event.
Registration will open on January 7, 2026 @ 9AM
This event is for registrants grade 3rd Grade to 6th Grade.
Experiment with different ways to create art through motion.
We’ll blow, spin, splatter, and drag paint to create some exceptionally messy art, including a canvas piece to take home.
Please wear old clothes. Parents do not need to stay in the program room, but should remain in the building.
We invite you to join us for a creative craft session! We will be learning how to make faux stained glass using paints, paper, frames, and your imagination.
These frames are perfect for decorating your home, office, or any space you choose.
Please note that registration is required for this event and opens on February 7th.
For over 60 years, the Carden family has been bringing an astonishing and awe-inspiring show to people across the country. From amazing feats of athleticism with our aerial acrobats, to our magnificent elephants, beautiful camels and horses, and so much more entertainment for the entire family. Doors open 1 hour before show time. Purchase tickets online at Ticketmaster or stop by the MAC box office Monday-Friday, 12 PM to 5 PM.
Show dates and times:
February 20th 7 PM
February 21st 1 PM & 7 PM
February 22nd 3 PM
Ovation Dance Challenge is a competitive experience like none other, with a state-of-the-art sound system that provides professional-quality audio. Innovative set designs provide a one-of-a-kind backdrop for every performance venue—a multi-level competition experience for all dancers. We understand the specific needs of dance consumers and believe in providing outstanding service with integrity.
Draw pictures by tracing shadows.
For kids in kindergarten to 6th Grade.
For anyone that is interested in or loves French culture and language--this is the program for you! Join us as Jan Lund presents an overview of the city of Paris and discuss its abiding attraction to people from all over the world.
Jan Lund is a retired French professor at Creighton University and has lived, worked, and taken students on tours of Paris for 40 years. Come learn about the history, culture, and allure of Paris!
Join us for a half hour of musical fun with Lori Lynn!
For kids ages 5 years old and younger and an adult companion.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Music enthusiasts and learners alike are invited to this Strum-a-long with local musician and instructor Andre Vander Velde of Field Co. Creative. You will be guided in you pursuit of learning to play a string instrument, understanding chords, and coming together with other musicians to jam together in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Registration requested for this program.
Do you have general questions about your mobile device, computer or laptop? Do you want to set up an email address, but you’re not sure where to start? Would you like to learn how to download an eBook, audiobook, movie or music?
We’re here to help! Bring your laptop, tablet or phone with you.
So you want to write a book. Now what?! Join published author, writing coach, and creative novelist, Kris Sinclair and other local authors for a fun-filled writer’s discussion group.
A Work in Progress holds space for constructive brainstorming and is open to anyone who would like to share and discuss current works in progress to gain inspiration, swap ideas, and receive valuable feedback on the book you’ve been wanting to write.
Sign up to become part of this group to grow and develop writing skills that you can build on throughout the year.
Registration required.
Drop-In and explore toddler friendly art materials.
Wear old clothes we are going to be using paint.
This program is for kids ages 5 years old and younger and an adult companion.
The Makerspace has sewing machines! Learn how to use the machine and sew a small project! All materials will be provided. (Colors may vary.)
Skills learned: basic sewing & pressing, how to install a KAM snap.
Sign up in advance for this program; space is very limited! Ages 14+ only.
THREE class times to choose from!
Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to check out the Janome Jem Gold Sewing Machine from the Makerspace!
Thank you to the Council Bluffs Public Library Foundation for supporting this program!
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
The same theme repeats throughout the week.
A speaker from Pottawattamie County Conservation will be sharing the ways local animals have adapted to live in Iowa.
Afterwards, there will be a hands-on activities for each age group (4-7, 8-11, 12-18).
Presentation begins promptly at 1 PM
Welcome to Medicare
A free seminar offered by the State of Iowa’s Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) and Connections Area Agency on Aging for Iowans who want to learn about Medicare.
Welcome to Medicare will cover Medicare Parts A & B benefits, prescription drug benefit (Part D), Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare supplement insurance.
Free and open to the public.
SHIIP is a service of the State of Iowa. It does not sell or promote any insurance companies, policies or agents.
The 746 Needlework Club meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month.
Needlework – Knitting, Crocheting, Embroidery – All skill levels welcome!
Please bring your own supplies.
Learn how to make custom a puzzle with our sublimation printer and heat press! Create your image, use the sublimation printer to print onto an 8 1/2″ x 11″ sheet, and head to our heat press to make your design a reality.
The Epson ET-2800 sublimation printer and HPN Signature Pro heat press are great tools to help you get started making custom apparel and other goods. Space is limited, so make sure to sign up for this new class today!
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
Rainbow is dedicated to producing a high-quality dance event that creates rewarding experiences for dancers, teachers, and parents. Thousands of people of different ages, talents, and abilities share our stages. We seek to provide each of these performers with the opportunity to shine in a positive, rewarding, and exhilarating competition setting.
Get ready for an unforgettable night at Jennie Edmundson Foundation's Dance to the Beat! This annual celebration combines music, fun, and community spirit to raise funds for uninsured and underinsured cardiac patients in southwest and western Iowa. Every ticket helps provide vital treatment, medication, rehabilitation, transportation, and even everyday living expenses for those in need.
The evening will feature live music by The Personics, a silent auction, delicious appetizers, a cash bar, and much more!
Grab your tickets now at jehfoundation.org or snag them at the door on event night. Tickets are $45 per person if purchased on or before February 6, 2026, and $50 thereafter.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to make a difference in our community while enjoying a memorable night of music and fun!
View more about this event in our blog here.
Game Nights are back on Fridays. Save your frantic cleaning to host guests at your place & move your game night to the orchard. Dust off your favorite board games and get ready to roll the dice!
Forget the chill outside—we're turning up the cozy factor indoors for evenings packed with friendly competition, great company, and snacks & drinks to indulge. Our doors are open for you to come enjoy yourself and ease into the weekend!
We have board games & cards available here to play, but you are more than welcome to bring your favorite game to enjoy...all ages are welcome!
Our kitchen (with limited menu) & bar will be open to serve you!
Rainbow is dedicated to producing a high-quality dance event that creates rewarding experiences for dancers, teachers, and parents. Thousands of people of different ages, talents, and abilities share our stages. We seek to provide each of these performers with the opportunity to shine in a positive, rewarding, and exhilarating competition setting.
Ski or snowboard after dark during Midnight Madness and experience a different kind of nightlife at Crescent Hill at Hitchcock.
Join us for unique crafts, local artists and family friendly atmosphere and support a great cause and local vendors.
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