September 28 at 7 PM in the Main Library Meeting Room. Medicare can be complicated with its multiple parts and the many choices it offers. Medicare 101 is designed to help you understand the basics. Registration is required.

September 28 at 2:30 PM in the Main Library Meeting Room. Microsoft Word is word processing software that allows you to create any kind of document for work, school, or personal use. Learn the basics of Microsoft Word in this interactive workshop. Registration is required.

September 27 at 6:30 PM in the Main Library Meeting Room. Join us as author Paul Vachon presents his newest book, Detroit: An Illustrated Timeline. The presentation will include a discussion of the 300-plus years history of Detroit, featuring the book’s more notable images and commentary on major events which have shaped the Detroit of today.

Saturday, September 23, October 14, and November 11 at 1 PM at the Main Library Meeting Room. Join us for a fun afternoon of video games at the library! Recommended for grades 3rd - 8th. No registration required.

September 26 at 6 PM at the Westacres Branch. In this program from the DZS Berman Academy for Humane Education, learn about the wildlife critters living in your backyard and city, how they might experience the world, and what we can do to help them. Recommended for grades K-5. Registration is required.

Fridays from September 22 through December 15 at 10:30 AM in the Main Library Youth Activity Center. Support your preschoolers’ thriving curiosity with hands-on learning experiences. For ages 4-5 years. Registration required. Class will not be held Oct 20, Nov 10, or 24.

Thursdays from September 21 to December 14 at 10:30 AM at the Main Youth Activity Center. This lap sit program will introduce your baby to books and encourage brain development. For ages birth-18 months. Registration required. Class will not be held on Oct 19, Nov 16, or 23.

September 26 at 10 AM in the Main Library Meeting Room. Misinformation—or fake news—has exploded across the world over the past few years, with serious social and political implications. Join West Bloomfield librarians as we discuss how to spot misinformation and show you ways to find reliable sources.

September 25 at 7 PM in the Main Library Meeting Room. Family historian and professional genealogist Judy Muhn shares perspectives on ways history, artifacts, stories, and documentation inform the larger stories of our families. In partnership with the Greater West Bloomfield Historical Society.