Events

The Troy Public Library is hosting a LEGO® Club where children can spend 45 minutes building structures and stories using the library's collection. Following a cleanup period, adults will be invited to view the completed creations. To ensure a positive experience, the library strictly enforces age and grade requirements for participation. Additionally, all children aged 11 and younger must have a parent or caregiver remain in the building for the duration of the program.

The Troy Public Library Bookmobile will be visiting the Troy Historic Village, offering a mobile collection of over 1,000 books and materials for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out items, register for library cards, and manage their accounts. The Bookmobile is fully wheelchair and walker accessible.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Family Storytime featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities to help children build early literacy skills. The program is open to families with children ages 11 and younger, though adults must remain with their children for the duration of the event. Priority registration is given to Troy residents, while non-residents may join a pending waitlist for available space.

The Troy Public Library is hosting an All Ages Storytime featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and play designed for the whole family. The event aims to build early literacy skills through fun activities, and parent participation is encouraged. Priority registration is given to library card holders, while others may register for the pending waitlist.

The Troy Public Library Bookmobile will visit Wass Elementary, offering a mobile collection of over 1,000 books and materials for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out items, register for library cards, and manage their accounts. The Bookmobile is wheelchair and walker accessible and provides information on current library programs and services.

The Troy Public Library will host New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Roanhorse for a talk on her *Between Earth and Sky* trilogy. Roanhorse will discuss the worldbuilding of *Black Sun*, *Fevered Star*, and *Mirrored Heavens*, which are inspired by pre-Columbian American cultures. The event explores the series' themes of celestial magic, political intrigue, and ancient prophecies.

The TPL Bookmobile will visit Larson Middle School, offering a mobile library collection of over 1,000 books and materials for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out items, renew materials, and manage their library accounts. Additionally, attendees can register for new library cards and learn about current library programs and services.

Jonathan Goldberg, an attorney and financial planner from Bloom Advisors & Bloom, Bloom, and Goldberg, P.C., will lead an "Estate Planning 101" session at the Troy Public Library. He will review the essential legal documents needed to protect assets and support family members during the aging process. The event will also include dedicated time for participants to ask questions.

The Classics Book Club will meet at the Troy Historic Village for a discussion of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel, *East of Eden*. The session will explore the book's historical context and its themes of good versus evil and the power of choice. Registration is required to attend.

Troy High School's boys varsity hockey team played a game against Eisenhower High School at Eisenhower High School.

Troy High School's girls varsity swimming team is competing in the MHSAA Prelims.

The Troy Public Library is hosting Baby Play, a drop-in session for children aged 0-2 and their families. This unstructured event provides an opportunity for babies to interact with peers while caregivers connect with one another. Attendees are welcome to stay for any length of time during the hour-long session.

The French Language Club at the Troy Public Library is a friendly conversation group open to both French speakers and language students. Participants can meet new friends, practice speaking French, and share cultural activities. The club meets on the first Saturday and third Friday of each month, and while registration is encouraged for updates, it is not required.

English language learners can practice speaking and listening at the Troy Public Library’s Talk Time conversation club, which meets in a casual, drop‑in format. All proficiency levels are welcome and no registration is required. The program aims to help participants improve their skills while making new friends.

The TPL Bookmobile is visiting Three Oaks Apartments, offering a mobile library collection of over 1,000 materials for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out books, register for library cards, and manage their accounts. The Bookmobile is wheelchair and walker accessible.

The Friends of TPL are requesting that individuals donating three or more boxes of material register for an appointment at the Troy Public Library. These large donations are accepted between 10 am and 12 noon on scheduled days. Smaller donations of up to two boxes remain welcome anytime the library is open.

The Troy Public Library is hosting Talk Time, an English language conversation club for learners of all skill levels. Participants can practice their speaking and listening skills in a casual environment designed for making new friends. No registration is required, and attendees are welcome to drop in at any time.