In this hands-on workshop, we’ll turn ordinary egg cartons into adorable little bunnies — complete with floppy ears and plenty of personality. Using paint, paper, and a dash of imagination, you’ll bring your bunny to life from recycled materials.
For ages 5-12: Hop on over for a fun-filled day at the garden! We’ll leap into the amazing life cycle of a frog, from tiny egg to tadpole to full-grown hopper, and discover how these amphibians grow and thrive in their watery homes. Then make your own felt frog plush to take home! Afterwards we will…
Would your homeschooled middle or high school student benefit from life-skills and career prep? Junior Achievement - an organization that coordinates local community professionals to help school kids learn about careers and the economy – is partnering with DCPL to make its programs available to local homeschool students! Middle School and High School students can register for…
Create or update your resume with the help of representatives from the Kentucky Career Center. Then practice your job interview skills and receive feedback from local managers and business owners! For ages 13-18.
Dress for a mess and join us as we create a fun art project. Recommended for ages 2-5.
Are you 14-18 years old and looking for a job? Check out our teen job fair! Local businesses, including Holiday World, will be at the library ready to hire. Employers who are interested in having a booth at the job fair can contact Sarah Jacobs at sjacobs@dcplibrary.org.
Drop in and celebrate MAR10 Day with crafts straight from the Mushroom Kingdom! Kids will create a glowing Boo ghost lantern to light up their room and make a paper Piranha Plant. Recommended for ages 6–12. While supplies last.
Join other homeschooling friends to learn together! Topics range each week from Science, History, Art, Music, Geography, and Culture. This week's topic - Jeanne Power, the Marine Biologist who invented the aquarium! After our read-aloud, those who attend will receive supplies to create their own beachy biome! Our sessions and activities are suited most toward homeschooling families…
Owensboro ASL is a free community class to learn American Sign Language and Deaf culture. No previous experience or knowledge is required. Feel free to bring the whole family to learn ASL!Madison Koller is a graduate with an ASL and English Interpretation Bachelor's degree from Eastern Kentucky University. She was born and raised in Lexington,…