• Roar Like a Lion: An Afternoon of Community Service

    Carroll County Public Library, Finksburg Branch 2265 Old Westminster Pike, Finksburg, MD, United States

    For all ages. Beat the winter blues and feel the warmth of service to your community. In partnership with local Lions Clubs, join us for an afternoon of community service. Lions Clubs will supply materials, instructions, and volunteers to lead a variety of projects that benefit our community. Drop in for an hour or the

    Free
  • Growing Herbs for Your Medicine Cabinet

    Carroll County Public Library, Finksburg Branch 2265 Old Westminster Pike, Finksburg, MD, United States

    For Adults. Join clinical herbalist and herb farmer Amy Boldt in a class designed to get you started on growing medicinal plants this spring. You'll learn about herbs that grow well in our area and why you should include them in your medicine cabinet at home. Whether you're a Master Gardener or just dipping your

    Free
  • Carroll 250: An Evening with Chris Bohjalian

    Carroll Arts Center 91 West Main St, Westminster, MD, United States

    For Adults. Chris Bohjalian is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of twenty-five books, including The Princess of Las Vegas, The Lioness, Hour of the Witch, Midwives, and The Flight Attendant, which has been made into a Max limited series starring Kaley Cuoco. Chris returns to historical fiction for his 25th book, The Jackal's

    $35
  • An Evening with Harlan Coben

    Baker Memorial Chapel 2 College Hill, Westminster, United States

    For Adults. With over 80 million books in print worldwide, Harlan Coben is the #1 New York Times author of 35 novels. He is the creator and executive producer of several Netflix television dramas including Stay Close,The Stranger, Safe, The Five, The Innocent, and The Woods. Tickets are $35 plus fees, and include admittance to

    $35
  • To Be Read: Wayne Wharton

    Carroll County Public Library, Eldersburg Branch 6400 West Hemlock Drive, Eldersburg, MD

    For Adults. Wayne Wharton, a writer who now resides in Richmond, Virginia, grew up in the coal mining region of the Appalachian mountain range. From a tiny four-room shack with no indoor plumbing, he escaped the throes of poverty and went on to graduate from college and become a successful novelist. Wayne will be in