Library Events

During orientation training, learn about the Creativity Lab’s policies and best practices on how to use the audio production equipment. Upon completion of the orientation program, participants may register for a two-hour independent session, where they can create their own content.

Join our long standing dungeons and dragons group on zoom for our next adventure! We are running Dungeon of the Mad Mage. You will need an account on DND Beyond and Roll20 -- all links will be sent out before the program. This program is virtual.

Join the Hudson Library & Historical Society for a virtual journey into the depths of human history exploring two of the most fascinating archaeological sites ever uncovered as part of the Hudson Library’s “Tour of Türkiye” programming series. Visit Göbekli Tepe’s monumental stone structures featuring striking depictions of animals and mysterious symbols dating back more than 11,000 years. Nearby, explore the only recently excavated site of Karahan Tepe. These sites reveal an unexpected sophistication and complexity of our Neolithic ancestors. 
 

Lego enthusiasts in grades 2-5 are invited to attend our Builders Club at the library! We will meet for an hour and have fun building creations from Legos, as well as other building materials on occasion, too! Registration is required separately for each session.
 

We let small hands take the lead in this artsy storytime where children 0 to 2 years and their caregivers will create art using a variety of materials. Registration is required. Please register your child and list the name of the adult attending. 
Please register your child and list the name of the adult attending. Don’t forget to dress to get messy!

We let small hands take the lead in this artsy storytime where children 3 to 5 years and their caregivers will create art using a variety of materials. Registration is required. Please register your child and list the name of the adult attending. 
Please register your child and list the name of the adult attending. Don’t forget to dress to get messy!

The Aegean Musicians are a celebrated ensemble known for their dynamic performances and dedication to preserving the musical traditions of the Aegean region. With a repertoire that spans centuries, they have captivated audiences nationwide and continue to push the boundaries of their art. This program is part of the Hudson Library’s “Tour of Turkey” month exploring the rich history, arts, and culture of Turkey.
 

Come mine and craft on our multiplayer Minecraft servers! This program will take place upstairs in the computer lab. No prior knowledge of Minecraft is needed.

In this sweeping biography, Professor Kousser vividly brings to life Alexander’s labyrinthine, treacherous final years, weaving together a brilliant series of epic battles, stunning landscapes, and nearly insurmountable obstacles. Publishers Weekly, in a starred review, applauds the book for “a fresh and propulsive take on an ancient figure who grappled with how to govern a diverse society.” 

Sign up today for our free library book boxes for students in grades K-12
A librarian will contact you to when your Libary Book Box is ready for pick-up.  The boxes contain 2 library books and other fun goodies. The library books will be checked out to you, and should be returned (or renewed) by the 20th of the following month. Everything else is yours to keep. Please return the box to the library (so we can reuse it) or be sure to recycle it.
Spots are limited to so sign up today!
For Students grades K-12
 

Hudson, once called the “citadel of abolitionism,” was an active stop on the Underground Railroad and was the childhood home of abolitionist John Brown. Discover the homes, sites and people that played a significant role in the anti-slavery movement of pre-Civil War Hudson. All walking tours are weather dependent and meet at the entrance to the library. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. 

Anime and Manga lovers are invited to join our Anime Club! Teens meet once a month to talk about all things Manga and Anime related. Cosplaying is always welcome and encouraged. 

Join us at the library for our ESL Conversation Club, a relaxed and friendly space to practice speaking English! Whether you’re just starting out or want to improve your fluency, this club is a great way to meet new people and build your confidence in everyday conversation.
Each session includes fun topics, simple activities, and plenty of time to chat. All English language learners are welcome—no registration required and no pressure! Come as you are and practice your English in a supportive environment.
Let’s talk, learn, and connect—together!

Join our long standing dungeons and dragons group on zoom for our next adventure! We are running Dungeon of the Mad Mage.  You will need an account on DND Beyond and Roll20 -- all links will be sent out before the program. This program is virtual.

During orientation training, learn about the Creativity Lab’s policies and best practices on how to use the video production equipment. Upon completion of the orientation program, participants may register for a two-hour independent session, where they can create their own content.

Bring your favorite fantasy or science fiction book you are reading, or want to talk about, to our May book club meeting!

Join our long standing dungeons and dragons group on zoom for our next adventure! We are running Dungeon of the Mad Mage. You will need an account on DND Beyond and Roll20 -- all links will be sent out before the program. This program is virtual.

In this riveting and stylish saga set in Paris during World War II, The Art Spy uncovers how an unlikely heroine infiltrated the Nazi leadership to save the cultural legacy of the West. A veritable female Monuments Man, Valland has, until now, been written out of the annals, despite bearing witness to history’s largest art theft. Publishers Weekly, in a starred review, calls The Art Spy a “thrilling saga…readers will relish this riveting tale of a clever war hero playing the long game.”

Explore the first fifty years of Hudson from David Hudson’s first foray into the “howling wilderness” to the railroad boom. Hear stories about early pioneer families, like the Oviatts and Brwesters, the founding of Western Reserve College, and the people and events contributing to the rapid development of the town. All walking tours are weather dependent and meet at the entrance to the library. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.