Week Calendar

Welcome to Awaken Yoga with Julie!

Join the Mental Health Organization in Free Training for Suicide prevention. You can register for this workshop at this link:

Join us in a storytime specially curated for kiddos under 18months old. We will read stories together, sing songs, and do rhymes! Parent participation is required.

Attention toddlers!

Join us for toddler storytime where we will read books, sing songs, do rhymes, and just have fun! Parent participation is recommended. This storytime is best suited for ages 18months-5years. 

Join us for a new program for Homeschoolers! Homeschool Technology!! November Class - Using a computer lets make holiday cards! 

We are excited to have Maria Johnson, owner and founder of Generations Pie Company, at the library to speak about entrepreneurship, family recipes, family stories, and these elements combine to make a successful business. 

Bring a plant or cutting to the library.  Label it and provide basic care instructions (water/light needs). Meet new people and have fun!

Fiction Addiction is back! We have changed days due to scheduling conflicts, so we are now meeting every second Tuesday from 4:30-5:30 PM. Pick up a regular, large print, or audiobook copy of this month's book from the library!

Teens, join Emily once a month for a fun, quirky art project! You don't have to be an artist because it's the quirkier the better! This program is intended for patrons 12-18.

This month we will be making shrinky dink pins!

This month we will be doing yarn weaving - Using your weaving skills to make your own coaster.

Parent help may be required.

Make a pinecone bouquet with Hannah! These make great gifts or decorations. We will be using pinecones from the wetlands, paint, hot glue, and skewers. All materials will be provided and children and teens are welcome!

STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math. Join us for this challenging look into the STEM world. Every month will feature a new activity featured around one of the components of STEM. This program is intended for elementary aged children.

Come on in to the library on a cold night to warm up with some Hot Chocolate Bombs!

Join us for our discussion of Tiya Miles' All That She Carried, this year's One State/One Story selection. This discussion is the fourth in a series of programs sponsored by Indiana Humanities One State/One Story program. 

While storytime at the library is a great activity for young children to interact with kids their own age, have some fun and experience something outside of their usual home environment, they can be overwhelming and overstimulating. 

Meet with other writers to discuss all things writing and to workshop, complete prompts, and have a great time! All writers are welcome.