We are looking for capable, qualified people to teach computer classes on Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and iPhone/iPad basics.

The library screens TED Talks that will be paired with a facilitator who can engage and lead an audience in conversations related to the subject of the talks.

Do you have a hobby that you would like to share? Come teach a small workshop on knitting, woodworking, sewing, scrapbooking, mahjong, bridge, pottery, or whatever you are most passionate about.

If you have a favorite film genre that you are passionate about consider running a movie discussion program.

If you love a particular genre of book, be it mystery, current events, politics, or biographies, consider running a book discussion series.

Deliver library materials to homebound Harrison residents.

Are you a marketing genius? Can you help write press releases, make fliers and invent new ways to get the word out about everything that is happening at the Harrison Public Library.

Have simple conversations to help beginning learners build basic English skills. Create a fun environment where ESL teens can become more comfortable speaking English. Requirements: Must be in Grades 7-12, have excellent communication skills – and be reliable. Prerequisite: Attend a training session.

Do you dance, play music? We invite you to share and practice your talents in front of a live audience. This is a great chance to get feedback from the public and rehearse your craft.

We can work with you to develop an internship based on your interest, major, or experience-gap. Internships can vary from digital libraries/exhibits, collection development, graphic design, communications, public administration, public health, economics, small business, non-profits, and so much more!

Design an Arts & Crafts Activity for Children and host it.