Events

Athens High School boys' hockey will play Reeths-Puffer High School at Lumberjack Arena.

The Troy Public Library Bookmobile will host a pop-up event at The Gables Apartments, offering a mobile 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 fully wheelchair and walker accessible.

Children are invited to visit the Troy Public Library for a drop-in event to create holiday crafts. These artworks will be used to decorate the Youth Services area for the winter season. No registration is required to participate.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Hunger Games party for students in grades 6-12 to celebrate the movie *Sunrise on the Reaping*. Attendees can dress as their favorite characters and participate in survival trivia, a parade of tributes, and a mock Hunger Games event. Pizza will be provided for all participants.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Saturday Family Storytime featuring books, songs, and rhymes, followed by a period of open play. The event is open to the whole family, though priority registration is given to Troy Public Library cardholders. Those without a card may register for the pending waitlist to be considered for available space.

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

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

The TPL Bookmobile is visiting the Troy Villa Mobile Home Park, offering a mobile library collection of over 1,000 items for all ages. Visitors can browse and check out materials, register for library cards, and manage their accounts. Staff will also be available to help patrons place holds and share information about current library programs and services.

The Troy Public Library Bookmobile will be visiting Cornerstone Apartments, offering a mobile 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. These large donations are accepted at the Troy Public Library between 10 am and 12 noon on designated days. Smaller donations of up to two boxes remain welcome any time the library is open.

Saturday Stitches is a drop-in event at the Troy Public Library for anyone who enjoys knitting, crocheting, and other fiber arts. Participants of all skill levels are welcome to work on their projects in a collaborative setting. No registration is required, but attendees must bring their own materials.

TPL Tutor Time is a program held at the Troy Public Library. It provides a dedicated space for TPL tutors to meet with their students. This event serves as an extension of the Talk Time English Language Club.

The Japanese Language Club at the Troy Public Library is a friendly conversation group open to both Japanese speakers and language students. Participants can meet new friends, practice speaking the language, and share cultural activities. The club meets on the second Saturday and fourth Friday of each month, and no registration is required to attend.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Pressed Flower Luminaries event where participants can create seasonal decorations using pressed flowers. This craft is designed for all skill levels and results in a piece that can be used as a decoration or a handmade gift.

The Troy Public Library is hosting a Sensory Friendly Storytime for children ages 3 and up, featuring stories, songs, and sensory play. This inclusive program utilizes smaller class sizes and visual schedules to minimize distractions for all families. Priority registration is given to library card holders, and children aged 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

The TPL Bookmobile will visit Hamilton Elementary, 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.