All CADL branches are closed May 25-27 for the Memorial Day weekend. 

It’s the third year of the seed library! The 2024 One Seed, One State selection is Mammoth Long Island Dill. Stop by the Seed Library (located inside the Dansville Library) to select flower, herb and vegetable seeds for your garden, along with planting instructions and a chance to enter into a raffle for a gardening gift pail.

Grow, save and share seeds from CADL's seed-sharing library from April–May. Visit participating branches and browse our seed libraries, including the 2024 One Seed, One State shared seed "Mammoth Long Island dill". Learn more at www.cadl.org/seeds.

We all have things that make us worry or cause us anxiety. During May, stop by our Worry Shredder Stations to write down your worries, fears, anxieties, or negative self-talk and shred them away.

We all have things that make us worry or cause us anxiety. During May, stop by our Worry Shredder Stations to write down your worries, fears, anxieties, or negative self-talk and shred them away.

Share your seed and plant abundance with community members. Please bring dry, clean seeds free of plant matter and plants in containers that can be taken away. 

Join us to celebrate 50 years of the Friends of the Haslett Library supporting the library and community. Light snacks will be provided.

Make an appointment to practice for the U.S. Citizenship/Naturalization Test. Call 517-347-2021 x 2029 or email statone@cadl.org for more information.  

Make an appointment to practice for the U.S. Citizenship/Naturalization Test. Call 517-347-2021 x 2029 or email statone@cadl.org for more information.  

It’s the third year of the seed library! The 2024 One Seed, One State selection is Mammoth Long Island Dill. Stop by the Seed Library (located inside the Dansville Library) to select flower, herb and vegetable seeds for your garden, along with planting instructions and a chance to enter into a raffle for a gardening gift pail.

Visit The Bookend Used Bookstore each month during open hours to see artwork from our monthly featured artists. From May 1-31, view watercolors & acrylics by artist Melissa Salyer. Hours: Monday-Wednesday and Friday from 12-4 p.m.; Thursday from 12-6 p.m.; and Saturday from 12-2 p.m.

Make an appointment for a 30-minute session on using your tablet, PC or phone; downloading CADL’s digital collections; using library databases and more. Call 517-694-9351 or email walterk@cadl.org.

Farmers and gardeners have been saving and sharing seeds for thousands of years. Reasons to grow, save, and share seeds include preserving biodiversity, exploring local and heirloom species, and enjoying the bounty of the harvest. From April 1-May 31, visit CADL Williamston and browse our seed library. Find out more at cadl.org/seeds. 

Grow, save and share seeds from CADL's seed-sharing library from April–May. Visit participating branches and browse our seed libraries, including the 2024 One Seed, One State shared seed "Mammoth Long Island dill". Learn more at www.cadl.org/seeds.

We all have things that make us worry or cause us anxiety. During May, stop by our Worry Shredder Stations to write down your worries, fears, anxieties, or negative self-talk and shred them away.

We all have things that make us worry or cause us anxiety. During May, stop by our Worry Shredder Stations to write down your worries, fears, anxieties, or negative self-talk and shred them away.

Make an appointment to practice for the U.S. Citizenship test by calling 517-334-1519 or email aboodj@cadl.org.

Join us for stories, songs and activities that feature letters of the alphabet and early literacy skills. Participants are encouraged to stay after storytime for play and social time. Each week will feature a special theme and take & make craft.

Do you need assistance in obtaining basic needs? In partnership with Advent House, a member of their Street Outreach team will be available to connect patrons with assistance in obtaining identification, food, shelter, mental health, rehab, and similar services. Drop in during designated hours to receive assistance. This program is funded in part by an HRCS grant from the City of Lansing.

Stories, songs and activities for toddlers and their caregivers.

Engaging stories, songs and activities to help build early literacy skills.

Stories, songs and activities for toddlers and their caregivers. 

Join others for weekly Euchre games.

Join us for a fun hands-on craft project! This month, we will be making colorful paper flowers that are perfect for Mother's Day! *Registration is required; click "register" below.

Join us once a month for different mindfulness activities that will help you relax and center yourself. All ages welcome!