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When you sign up for the August LibCrate, we will hand-select a young adult book for you based on your preferences. Then, you can come pick up that book along with a few goodies from the library. The best part? The book is yours to keep! Open to teens ages 13-18.Note: You can register for… |
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Stop by the Children's Area Desk to pick up a blank paper Squishmallow template. Then, let your imagination run wild: draw, color, and decorate your own original Squishmallow! When you're finished, return your masterpiece to the desk, and we'll add it to our display for everyone to enjoy! 
Join us for plant bingo and a chance to win some fabulous succulents! For ages 13-18. |
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Celebrate the Bluegrass State one square at a time! Join us for a lively game of Kentucky-themed Bingo, where every bingo card is filled with iconic people, places, foods, traditions, and landmarks that make Kentucky one of a kind.We will play 4 rounds of regular Bingo, then 4 rounds of unique Bingo games. Prizes will…
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Join us for 12 Wednesdays this fall as we celebrate America 250 all semester long! We’ll journey across America and back through time with books, one-of-a-kind experiences and activities to transport us to our American past!This week – Colonial Day – Take a peek into life in the American colonies! Then join in while we… |
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Graham Temple is a Health Benefit Assister with Audubon Area Community and will be available to answer questions and schedule appointments for a later date.Health Benefit Assisters are trained and certified to help you enroll in Medicaid through benefind.com or enroll in insurance plans at healthcare.gov. Health Benefit Assisters maintain expertise in eligibility, enrollment, program… |
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Parents and caregivers of baby/toddlers (0-36 months) are encouraged to spend quality time together while we learn, play, and meet new friends. Our playgroup will provide opportunities for baby/toddlers to interact with peers, practice social skills, strengthening language & communication development, as well as improve fine & gross motor ability. Parents and caregivers will supervise… |
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For ages 4-12: Join us for our September First Saturday at the Botanical Gardens for a lesson on owls. We’ll read the book “Hoot Owl, Master of Disguise” and play "Hoo’s That Owl" together. Then we’ll have a hoot making pet owls that sit on your wrist! |
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Paint and personalize your own working clock! All materials are provided—just bring your imagination and leave with a one-of-a-kind timepiece. For ages 13-18. |
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Join us for 12 Wednesdays this fall as we celebrate America 250 all semester long! We’ll journey across America and back through time with books, one-of-a-kind experiences and activities to transport us to our American past!This week – Founding America - What does it take to form a brand new country? Join us to look…
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Earn volunteer hours by helping the library prepare for upcoming programs! For grades 6th-12th. |
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Give your tissues a makeover! Join us to decorate a wooden tissue box cover that adds a fun, personal touch to any room. |
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Search the Children's Area for characters from the Toy Story movies, and take home a mystery prize! |
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Hang out with fellow anime fans while enjoying crafts, authentic Japanese snacks, and anime episodes! For ages 13-18. |
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Monthly Board Meeting of the Library Trustees. Members of the public are welcome to attend. |
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Step into the world of legendary artists and the movements they helped shape in this creative, video-guided art series. Each session of Brushes with History features engaging YouTube content to introduce you to a renowned artist’s life, style, and historical impact. Then, channel their technique as you follow a painting tutorial to create your own… |
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Craft a sweet piece of fall décor by creating a pie slice garland perfect for mantels, shelves, or walls.
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Craft a sweet piece of fall décor by creating a pie slice garland perfect for mantels, shelves, or walls.
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For kids ages 3-12 with their families: Join us for a life-sized game of Candy Land at DCPL! This is a drop-in program that will depart into Candy Land every five minutes. Families will play as a group and work to make it to the end of the candy kingdom to receive a sweet treat. |
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For children ages 6-12: Create your own colorful lava lamp! Watch bright colors swirl, float, and bubble as a fizzy reaction brings your bottle to life. Take your reusable lava lamp home to enjoy again and again.Registration is required. |
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Join us for snacks, crafts, and an evening of fun on the library's Minecraft server! Note: You will need a Minecraft account in order to participate in all the activities. For ages 13-18. |
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Join us for 12 Wednesdays this fall as we celebrate America 250 all semester long! We’ll journey across America and back through time with books, one-of-a-kind experiences and activities to transport us to our American past!This week – Pioneer STEAM Lab!- Join us for an old fashioned Barn Raising! Make your way through each of… |
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Check Out a New Genre is a fun, adventurous book club for readers who love to explore beyond their usual favorites. Each month, we dive into a completely different genre—from mystery and sci-fi to romance, historical fiction, and more—giving you the chance to discover new stories, authors, and perspectives. Come share your thoughts, hear what…
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For ages 8-12: Join us for a discussion of the popular children's book, The Fairytale Detectives by Michael Buckley. Registration is required for each child who plans to attend. Please read the entire book before attending book club. Books will be available at the August meeting.*A library card is required to attend this program.* |
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Homeschool STEAM celebrates America 250 all semester! Join us to learn about American industrialist Henry Ford and try your hand at creating a homopolar motor with a battery and magnets!Our sessions and activities are suited most toward homeschooling families with children between the ages of 6-12. Because a grown-up must stay with and help direct…
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For ages 6-12: Listen up, trainers, it’s time for our monthly meeting! This month we’re learning about the slow-witted Slowpoke and completing a Pokémon maze. Bring your cards for trading and battling. If you need to brush up on your battling skills, see your Pokémon Professor for a lesson. |
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Welcome fall with an outdoor handmade craft fair in the library’s Reading Garden!Our space will transform into a vibrant open-air market featuring local makers and their one-of-a-kind handcrafted items—perfect for early seasonal gifting. Admission is free and open to all ages! |
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This program will begin promptly at 6 pm. No new participants will be allowed to join past 6:10 pm. Spectators are not permitted at this program.Find a teammate and compete in the library's jigsaw puzzle competition!Teams can be made up of no more or less than two people. Every team participating will receive the same… |
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Sample exotic and delicious fruits from around the globe! For ages 13-18.
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Children ages 3-5: please join us for fun board and file folder games.
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Join us as we create our own mini tabletop putt-putt course. Each family will design their own putt-putt hole. Once we have finished creating the course, everyone will be invited to try out the course!Supplies and space are limited. Registration is required. Please register one spot per family and list names and ages of all… |
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When you sign up for the September LibCrate, we will hand-select a young adult book for you based on your preferences. Then, you can come pick up that book along with a few goodies from the library. The best part? The book is yours to keep! Open to teens ages 13-18.Note: You can register for…
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Join us for 12 Wednesdays this fall as we celebrate America 250 all semester long! We’ll journey across America and back through time with books, one-of-a-kind experiences and activities to transport us to our American past!This week – The Gold Rush! - "Thar's gold in them thar shelves!" Join us to learn about the Gold…
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Earn volunteer hours by helping the library prepare for upcoming programs! For grades 6th-12th. |
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Stop by the library and grab a kit with supplies to paint a personalized light switch cover! For teens ages 13-18. Baby Bundles will be available for children ages 0-36 months as supplies last. The bags will be limited to 2 per person, unless all eligible children are present. Children will receive an easy board book. The best part? The book is yours to keep! 
During the month of October, stop by the Children's Area Desk and grab a costume template. When you get done decorating, return your sheet to the children's desk to be put on display! 
Create your own silly, spooky, or totally strange monster at home! Kids can pick up a monster-making kit from the Children’s Desk filled with fun supplies to build their own creature creations.While supplies last. One kit per child or limit 2 kits per adult picking up for children. |
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For families with children of all ages: Join us for a fun-filled, hands-on workshop where families can come together to build their very own birdhouse! This family-friendly event is perfect for children and adults alike, offering a unique opportunity to bond while creating something special for your backyard. Our friends from the OHS carpentry class…
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For ages 5-12 years old: Celebrate the fall season with a fun-filled Scarecrow Storytime! We'll listen to a cute story about a scarecrow, then make our own scarecrow craft using a bottle and twinkling lights. Afterwards, we'll take a stroll through the garden to visit the scarecrows on display!Please register all participating children.Parents must stay… more: First Saturday @ the Botanical Garden: Scarecrow Story & Stroll |
