Programs & Services for Adults

Upcoming Adult Programs & Events

Adult Summer Reading Program info is HERE.

Monday, Aug. 8 The Novel Bunch (fiction book group), 7:30 pm via Zoom. We will be discussing the novel The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reed. For more information, contact info@milanlibrary.org

Wednesday, Aug. 10 An Ode to Strangers presented by The Patchwork Writers Group, 7:00 pm Wilson Park Pavilion. Some of the most interesting people are the ones who you haven't met yet! Join us for original odes to these mysterious and intriguing characters. Grab your lawn chair and be a part of this captivating evening of storytelling. A special program offered by our writers group. Register HERE.

Wednesday, Aug. 17 Tai Chi in the Park, 6:30 pm Everyone is welcome to join us for this relaxing and enjoyable evening practicing Tai Chi together. This program is free and welcoming to all skill levels. We meet at the Wilson Park Pavilion. It is recommended that you wear stable shoes and comfortable clothing. Come ready to enjoy yourself and relax. Sign up HERE.

Friday, Aug. 19, Chimney Swift Count Friday 8:00 pm Library Parking Lot Join Mr. John Farmer as he teams up with the Washtenaw County Audubon Society to conduct the annual Chimney Swift count. Why does the Washtenaw County Audubon Society conduct this count?

We are partnering with landowners and other organizations in southeast Michigan to preserve chimneys to provide important nesting and roosting habitat.
We are spreading the word that Chimney Swifts are in trouble and make great neighbors!

So, grab your lawn chair and join us for this spectacular evening! Chimney Swifts are truly aerial artists! Register HERE.

Library for the Blind and Physically Disabled

In Washtenaw County, this free service administered by the Ann Arbor District Library, loans books, magazines, and videos in alternative formats (audio books on cartridge or for download, large print, braille books and magazines, and descriptive video) to individuals of all ages who are unable to read or use standard printed materials as a result of temporary or permanent visual or physical limitations. For more information, check HERE.