If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Rates apply before 3 p.m. Excludes federal holidays.

Monday Rates:

• Daily Green Fee
  • With Cart: $55
  • Walking: $35
• Member Cart Fee: $18

View all golf rates and fees here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Army Community Service (ACS) is leading the charge against food insecurities. To promote healthy lifestyles, ACS, in partnership with Capital Area Food Bank, brings you the Mobile Market. Visit ACS on the first Wednesday of every month to pick up free fruits, vegetables and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy healthy, nutritious food with your family.

Location: Army Community Service (5965 6th Street, BLDG 1263)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, Reserves, National Guard, Retirees and Family Members.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Rates apply before 3 p.m. Excludes federal holidays.

Monday Rates:

• Daily Green Fee
  • With Cart: $55
  • Walking: $35
• Member Cart Fee: $18

View all golf rates and fees here.

• Meet the Fort Belvoir Leadership.
• Visit Community Partners information tables.

Active Duty, National Guard, Reservist, DoD Civilians, and all Spouses are invited to attend the Newcomers’ Orientation.

2026 Dates:

• January 13
• February 10
• March 10
• April 14
• May 12
• June 9
• July 14
• August 18 (changed from August 11)
• September 15
• October 20

Location: Community Center (10300 Taylor Road, BLDG 1200)

For more information, please call Army Community Service (ACS) at +1 (571)231-7000 or +1 (571)231-7001.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Love exploring new recipes? Want to meet fellow food enthusiasts? Our Cookbook Club is perfect for you! We welcome chefs of all ages to pick a recipe from our featured cookbook of the month, prepare it and bring it to our potluck style meetup. Whether you’re a kitchen pro or a newbie, this is the perfect setting to experiment with new recipes and techniques.

Meetups will occur on the second Friday of each month.

2026 Dates and Cookbooks:

• January 9 | 7 Ways by Jamie Oliver
• February 13 | Soul Food Love by Alice Randall and Caroline Randall Williams
• March 13 | It’s Always Freezer Season by Ashley Christensen and Kaitlyn Goalen
• April 10 | Magnolia Table by Joanna Gaines
• May 8 | Ready or Not! Nom Nom Paleo by Michelle Tam and Henry Fog
• June 12 | TBD
• July 10 | TBD
• August 14 | TBD
• September 11 | TBD
• October 9 | TBD
• November 13 | TBD
• December 11 | Cookie Exchange - Bring your favorites or select a recipe from The Cookie Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum

Rates apply before 3 p.m. Excludes federal holidays.

Monday Rates:

• Daily Green Fee
  • With Cart: $55
  • Walking: $35
• Member Cart Fee: $18

View all golf rates and fees here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Rates apply before 3 p.m. Excludes federal holidays.

Monday Rates:

• Daily Green Fee
  • With Cart: $55
  • Walking: $35
• Member Cart Fee: $18

View all golf rates and fees here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Rates apply before 3 p.m. Excludes federal holidays.

Monday Rates:

• Daily Green Fee
  • With Cart: $55
  • Walking: $35
• Member Cart Fee: $18

View all golf rates and fees here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Army Community Service (ACS) is leading the charge against food insecurities. To promote healthy lifestyles, ACS, in partnership with Capital Area Food Bank, brings you the Mobile Market. Visit ACS on the first Wednesday of every month to pick up free fruits, vegetables and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy healthy, nutritious food with your family.

Location: Army Community Service (5965 6th Street, BLDG 1263)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, Reserves, National Guard, Retirees and Family Members.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

• Meet the Fort Belvoir Leadership.
• Visit Community Partners information tables.

Active Duty, National Guard, Reservist, DoD Civilians, and all Spouses are invited to attend the Newcomers’ Orientation.

2026 Dates:

• January 13
• February 10
• March 10
• April 14
• May 12
• June 9
• July 14
• August 18 (changed from August 11)
• September 15
• October 20

Location: Community Center (10300 Taylor Road, BLDG 1200)

For more information, please call Army Community Service (ACS) at +1 (571)231-7000 or +1 (571)231-7001.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Love exploring new recipes? Want to meet fellow food enthusiasts? Our Cookbook Club is perfect for you! We welcome chefs of all ages to pick a recipe from our featured cookbook of the month, prepare it and bring it to our potluck style meetup. Whether you’re a kitchen pro or a newbie, this is the perfect setting to experiment with new recipes and techniques.

Meetups will occur on the second Friday of each month.

2026 Dates and Cookbooks:

• January 9 | 7 Ways by Jamie Oliver
• February 13 | Soul Food Love by Alice Randall and Caroline Randall Williams
• March 13 | It’s Always Freezer Season by Ashley Christensen and Kaitlyn Goalen
• April 10 | Magnolia Table by Joanna Gaines
• May 8 | Ready or Not! Nom Nom Paleo by Michelle Tam and Henry Fog
• June 12 | TBD
• July 10 | TBD
• August 14 | TBD
• September 11 | TBD
• October 9 | TBD
• November 13 | TBD
• December 11 | Cookie Exchange - Bring your favorites or select a recipe from The Cookie Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Army Community Service (ACS) is leading the charge against food insecurities. To promote healthy lifestyles, ACS, in partnership with Capital Area Food Bank, brings you the Mobile Market. Visit ACS on the first Wednesday of every month to pick up free fruits, vegetables and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy healthy, nutritious food with your family.

Location: Army Community Service (5965 6th Street, BLDG 1263)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, Reserves, National Guard, Retirees and Family Members.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Army Community Service (ACS) is leading the charge against food insecurities. To promote healthy lifestyles, ACS, in partnership with Capital Area Food Bank, brings you the Mobile Market. Visit ACS on the first Wednesday of every month to pick up free fruits, vegetables and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy healthy, nutritious food with your family.

Location: Army Community Service (5965 6th Street, BLDG 1263)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, Reserves, National Guard, Retirees and Family Members.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Better Opportunities for Single Service Members (BOSS) invites you to spare some time for fun with new friends! On the second Thursday of each month, enjoy complimentary bowling and delicious eats at the Bowling Center. Single parents are welcome to bring their children along at no additional cost!

No registration required, simply show up, lace up and let the good times roll.

Location: Bowling Center | 5975 Middleton Road, BLDG 1199 (Corner of 14th and Middleton Road)

Eligibility: Single Service Members (Active Duty, Guard and Reserve; single parents, geographical bachelors, all members of US Military Service Branches and Foreign Service assigned to the installation).
 

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Calling all Barbarians, Paladins, Rogues and Wizards!

The Library is hosting gaming meet ups and we want you to join the adventure!

If you have never played before or are a seasoned campaigner, this meet up will be a great way to learn about the game and find new members to join your party. Our Adventure League play is targeted to characters level 1-4, but higher level players are welcome to join our Adventure with a pre-made Level 1 character, bring your own Party and share our space for your campaign, or volunteer to become a Dungeon Master.

2025 Dates: 

• August 12 and 26
• September 9 and 23
• October 7 and 21
• November 4 and 18
• December 2 and 16

Players are welcome to bring their own D&D supplies. Dice, character sheets, and guide books will be available.

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.

Looking to return to the workforce? Army Community Service (ACS) can guide you in the right direction with resources to help with your career plan and job search. This class is the first step for job seekers. During this class, the Employment Readiness Program (ERP) will provide the following: 

• Program overview
• One-on-one resume assistance
• One-on-one job search assistance

Featured employers will be on site for networking opportunities.

Email resumes a week before class begins.

Registration required!

If you're looking for a workout that burns a significant amount of calories in a short period of time, HIIT Cycle is the class for you. When combined with proper dieting, HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workouts will push your body to the next level of fitness. And if intervals don't get your heartrate up, the lights and pumped-up music will.

This indoor cycle class is taught by an experienced MWR volunteer and is subject to change. Class cancelations will be posted on the Family and MWR website and Facebook page.

Location: Wells Field House (2104-6028 Goethals Road, BLDG 1810)

For more information click here.

Master the fundamentals of the art of archery with Outdoor Recreation, and develop the discipline required for consistent shooting. During this class, our skilled instructors will cover safety and the basic principles of archery. This class is taught by experienced MWR volunteers.  While each class covers the same information, the class can be taken as many times as desired. Classes take place on the first and third Monday of each month.
 

Class includes:

• Bow
• Arrows
• Target

Age group: 6 years and older. Youth and children must be accompanied by an adult if under the age of 18.

Location: Outdoor Recreation Archery Range (10155 Johnston Rd., BLDG 778)

Eligibility: Active Duty Military, DoD Civilians, Retirees and Family Members

Please note: Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for safety briefing. Participants may bring their own bow. Cross bows are not allowed.

Registration is required!

Soar into new adventures with every book! 

Bring your little ones to the Library for stories and activities designed to spark imagination and early literacy. This program targets children ages 5 and under. However, all ages are welcome to join! Storytime is offered every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each week brings a new theme and shared activities.

Activities:

• Stories
• Crafts
• Songs

Location
Storytime is held in the yellow room next to Parent Central Services (PCS), which is located at the opposite end of the Library’s building. Please enter the side door on the right, prior to reaching the main entrance of PCS. There are directional signs to assist you. 

Join fellow crafters who love to crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch or work in any fiber art form for a casual gathering every Tuesday night! Unwind as you work on your latest project, spread creativity and enjoy laughs with new friends. Limited supplies are available; we encourage you to bring your own. Stitchers and sewers of all ages are welcome!

This program is group-led and not guided by Library staff. Drop-in friendly; no registration required.