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11/3/2024
Ages 7+. Learn beginning Contra Dance and have fun at these lively FREE monthly workshops!11/4/2024
Ages 16+. Join us for a Native American poetry reading. This activity is part of the GL Community Read of Firekeeper’s Daughter.11/6/2024
It's that time of year again! OVVO Optics and Etnia Barcelona have new fall styles that they will bring to showcase and we would love for you to join us. If you thought we had a good selection of eyewear before, prepare to be amazed at the additional 500+ frames to choose from.Our specials during the show:
$100 off of 1 frame,
$250 off of 2 frames,
$400 off of 3 frames...
You can come in and purchase just eyewear at the show, and get lenses later on. You could also get multiple pairs, as one pair doesn't typically work for every occasion. Offers cannot be combined with insurance.
THERE WILL BE PRIZES! If you stop by and enter your name in the drawing, you will get a chance to win our door prize. You will also earn raffle tickets when you meet each eyewear representative. These tickets you can enter to win special prizes (more information to come!)
DON'T WAIT TO ORDER! Walk-Ins are welcome at the event, although we highly encourage you to set up a VIP appointment before the show with one of our expert opticians. Please Call 517-236-7090 or Email us at GreatVision@EYESOptometryBoutique.com to set up your VIP appointment.
11/6/2024
Wednesdays Starting September 18. Coding and computer science are a new kind of digital literacy, and libraries all over the U.S. are stepping up to help everyone build 21st century skills. Your kids can learn important tech skills and have fun along the way. They’ll work on learning how to make websites, apps, animations, and more! Code Club will meet in the Shipman Room. No coding expertise necessary & drop-ins welcome! Kids 3rd grade and up.11/6/2024
Ages 8+. Join us for an evening of fun and friendly Switch gaming! We’ll play Overcooked! Who’s the best digital chef around? Feel free to bring your Switch to play between your turns on the big screen! All skill levels welcome!11/7/2024
Ages 8+. Share the aloha spirit of the ukulele together as an ohana (family in Hawaiian). Taught by Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador, Ben Hassenger, and sponsored by the Music is the Foundation non-profit; you will learn a brief history of the instrument and all the basics you need to get started playing right away, including: how to hold the ukulele, tuning the ukulele, one- two- and three- finger chords, transitions between chords, strumming patterns, and easy songs. Lesson materials and song sheets are provided. "Looking forward to playing and singing with you soon - aloha!" Ben Hassenger.11/9/2024
Ages 3 to 5 and Caregivers. Caregivers will learn how to talk, sing, read, write, and play with their littles ones to promote pre-reading skills. We’ll read stories and talk about them, sing and rhyme together, learn finger plays, and have fun while learning. The storytime will conclude with hands-on activity stations. This storytime uses the Ready to Read Michigan program from the Library of Michigan.11/10/2024
Ages 16+. Come enjoy coffee, conversation and an afternoon of prose reading from area authors. In this fall episode of Six Voices, Writing at the Ledges offers six of our writers of short fiction, poetry, and memoir. These writers have chosen five topics and each selected works that fit those topics. Then in rotation, each will present a poem, flash fiction, or short memoir on each of the topics. A short break will allow the audience to interact and/or to ask questions. We like to have fun with these readings, and it’s always interesting to see the different takes on ideas and discover how the audience reacts to the variety.11/12/2024
Give the Gift of Reading — help put a “Book on Every Bed” this Christmas! The Grand Ledge Shopping Tour will distribute your donated books to local children at need during their Christmas Party. Donation location is at GLADL, collection times Nov. 11 - Dec. 10.11/12/2024
We’ll have our Minecraft server set up and the laptops ready to go. No experience needed -- all levels of players/builders welcome. Ages 8 - 12.11/13/2024
Join us at 9:00 AM on the second Wednesday of each month in the City Hall Community Room across from the Chamber office.Join us and learn about fellow Chamber members.
11/13/2024
Wednesdays Starting September 18. Coding and computer science are a new kind of digital literacy, and libraries all over the U.S. are stepping up to help everyone build 21st century skills. Your kids can learn important tech skills and have fun along the way. They’ll work on learning how to make websites, apps, animations, and more! Code Club will meet in the Shipman Room. No coding expertise necessary & drop-ins welcome! Kids 3rd grade and up.11/13/2024
Registration is full/closed!Ages 16+. Come decorate a beautiful holiday wreath at this workshop. Reverman Farms supplies fresh, fragrant Fraser fir greens, mounted on 22” wreath frames as the base for your creativity. We'll provide a selection of ribbons, fruit and floral trims, pinecones, and the Magic Bow Machine to craft ribbons into Wreath Bows! Please bring any other trims, ribbons, etc. in the colors you wish. We'll craft and create together for a personalized holiday decoration to beautify your home!
11/14/2024
Ages 8+. Share the aloha spirit of the ukulele together as an ohana (family in Hawaiian). Taught by Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador, Ben Hassenger, and sponsored by the Music is the Foundation non-profit; you will learn a brief history of the instrument and all the basics you need to get started playing right away, including: how to hold the ukulele, tuning the ukulele, one- two- and three- finger chords, transitions between chords, strumming patterns, and easy songs. Lesson materials and song sheets are provided. "Looking forward to playing and singing with you soon - aloha!" Ben Hassenger.11/18/2024
Ages 16+. In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, join us to learn and sample some of the foods important to Native Americans in the Great Lakes region, how it was gathered and prepared-- and try some for yourself! Laura Echelbarger will present foods significant in Anishinabek culture, both pre and post-colonial. We'll try wild rice, learn about the "three sisters", wild game, fry bread, and more!11/19/2024
Give the Gift of Reading — help put a “Book on Every Bed” this Christmas! The Grand Ledge Shopping Tour will distribute your donated books to local children at need during their Christmas Party. Donation location is at GLADL, collection times Nov. 11 - Dec. 10.11/19/2024
Ages 1 - 6 and Caregivers. Join us for fun stories, songs, and a simple craft each week!11/19/2024
We meeting in the BLAKE room at the Grand Ledge Public Library 11/20/2024
Wednesdays Starting September 18. Coding and computer science are a new kind of digital literacy, and libraries all over the U.S. are stepping up to help everyone build 21st century skills. Your kids can learn important tech skills and have fun along the way. They’ll work on learning how to make websites, apps, animations, and more! Code Club will meet in the Shipman Room. No coding expertise necessary & drop-ins welcome! Kids 3rd grade and up.11/20/2024
Ages 18+. Dealing with sudden income loss is very stressful. Learn tools to help you manage your finances and debts! This workshop will discuss how to take stock of family and community resources, recognize changes and their impacts on household finances, set spending priorities, watch for scams, and make your action plan. Participants will receive print materials that provide a variety of methods to help manage your finances. Presented by Ezra Pompos, Financial and Homeownership Program Instructor, MSU Extension. Office: 517-887-4575, email epompos@msu.edu11/21/2024
Join the Bridge Street Merchants the Third Thursday of every month for Late Night ShoppingA variety of stores will be open til 9pm with sales, specials and snacks!
11/21/2024
Ages 8+. Share the aloha spirit of the ukulele together as an ohana (family in Hawaiian). Taught by Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador, Ben Hassenger, and sponsored by the Music is the Foundation non-profit; you will learn a brief history of the instrument and all the basics you need to get started playing right away, including: how to hold the ukulele, tuning the ukulele, one- two- and three- finger chords, transitions between chords, strumming patterns, and easy songs. Lesson materials and song sheets are provided. "Looking forward to playing and singing with you soon - aloha!" Ben Hassenger.11/25/2024
Ages 6+. Get creative and make your own Winter or Christmas scene in a small tin to make a snow globe ornament.11/26/2024
Give the Gift of Reading — help put a “Book on Every Bed” this Christmas! The Grand Ledge Shopping Tour will distribute your donated books to local children at need during their Christmas Party. Donation location is at GLADL, collection times Nov. 11 - Dec. 10.11/26/2024
Ages 1 - 6 and Caregivers. Join us for fun stories, songs, and a simple craft each week!