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Starting December 1, all ages are invited to register for our Winter Reading Program. Every hour of reading or DCPL program attended will enter participants into a final prize drawing, and each week we will be selecting participating children to win awesome prizes. We have registration prizes for children just for signing up (while supplies… 
Stop by the Children’s Desk to pick up a conversation heart and share why you love the library! Write your reason on the heart, return it to a staff member, and we’ll add it to our display for everyone to enjoy. We can’t wait to see what makes the library special to you! 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! |
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For Children Ages 7-12: Put your taste buds to the test! Join us for a sweet challenge where tweens will sample a variety of mystery chocolate pieces and try to match each one to its flavor profile. From fruity to nutty to just plain wacky, can you tell which chocolate is which?This Valentine’s-themed tasting experience…
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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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Join other homeschooling friends to learn together! Topics range each week from Science, History, Art, Music, Geography, and Culture. This week's topic: History Bio – Garrett Morgan: Inventor of the traffic signal Join us in the Children’s Programming Room to learn about Garrett Morgan who invented the gas mask and the traffic signal! Those who attend will…
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Earn volunteer hours by creating pins for library patrons to showcase their love of the library! For grades 6th-12th. |
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Curl up with a tale of gods, secrets, and loyal wolven as we read and discuss A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire by Jennifer L. Armentrout. We’ll chat about Poppy’s journey and the unforgettable wolven who stand by her side, then add a little magic of our own by creating shimmering diamond art wolf coasters.… more: Romantasy Book Club: A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire by Jennifer L Armentrout |
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Parents and caregivers of toddlers (12-36 months) are encouraged to spend quality time together while we learn, play, and meet new friends. Our playgroup will provide opportunities for 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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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a family craft that comes together piece by piece! Each family member will decorate their own section of a heart-shaped puzzle. When all the pieces are done, you can put them together to reveal your one-of-a-kind family masterpiece—then take it home to build and enjoy again and again! |
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Dress for a mess and join us as we create a fun art project. Recommended for ages 2-5.
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Join other homeschooling friends to learn together! Topics range each week from Science, History, Art, Music, Geography, and Culture. This week's topic: History Bio – Charles McGee, Paper Sculptor Join us in the Children’s Programming Room to learn about artist Charles McGee who created 3D sculptures with paper! Those who attend will take home supplies to create…
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Earn volunteer hours by creating a book display showcasing your favorite children's books! For grades 6th-12th.
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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,… |
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Grab your gal pals for a night of crafting, charcuterie, and comfort! We’ll be making paper flowers from cardstock and upcycled book pages while enjoying delicious snacks. Pajamas are encouraged—just keep it cozy and classy! Join us for a relaxed and fun evening you won’t want to miss. |
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Ever wonder why people seem to get sick more often in the winter? Join us to learn about germs, how they spread, and how we can stop them with science! Our Homeschool STEAM sessions and activities are suited most toward homeschooling families with children between the ages of 6-12. Participation is limited to 13 families. Registration is… |
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Celebrate Black History Month by searching the Children's Area for pictures of notable African Americans, 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. |
3 events,Monthly Board Meeting of the Library Trustees. Members of the public are welcome to attend. TEMPORARY LOCATION CHANGE: The meeting will be held at the Daviess County Courthouse, 2nd Floor Courtroom, 212 St. Ann Street, Owensboro, KY 42303.
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Join other homeschooling friends to learn together! Topics range each week from Science, History, Art, Music, Geography, and Culture. This week's topic: History Bio - Raye Montague, Mathematician and EngineerJoin us in the Children’s Programming Room to learn about mathematician and engineer Raye Montague who was the first to use computers to create designs for US… |
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Alice Allison Dunnigan was born in Russellville, KY in 1906, and she became actively involved in the civil rights movement in the 1930's. She moved to Washington DC in 1942, and she became the first African American woman authorized to attend the White House, Congressional and Supreme Court press conferences. Fighting the twin strikes of… |
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Stop by anytime between 12 pm and 2 pm and speak to Ms. Sarah Tuck about her new book, Bunny Rabbit Ben, which details how Ben copes with being lonely.Sarah Tuck is a writer, producer, director, and actor. She has been writing for many years, but in May 2014, she wrote her first play, Shantel… |
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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… |
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The Owensboro Symphony presents Symphony Storytime!This program introduces children to some of the most recognizable classical music by reading stories from The Story Orchestra Book Series, which brings classical music to life for children through gorgeously illustrated retellings of classical ballet, opera, and program music stories paired with 10-second sound clips of orchestras playing from…
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Seeds can produce amazing vegetables and beautiful flowers. During the opening day of the Green River Area Extension Master Gardener Seed Library, learn about seeds, proper planting in the garden or containers, and how to care for the seedlings as they grow. Annette Meyer Heisdorffer, Ph.D is the UK Extension Agent for Horticulture in Daviess County. … more: Amazing Seeds: Gardening Program and Seed Library Opening
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Celebrate Five Nights at Freddy's with a night of horrifying fun! Enjoy pizza, crafts, and a FNAF-themed escape room! For ages 13-18. |
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Join other homeschooling friends to learn together! Topics range each week from Science, History, Art, Music, Geography, and Culture. This week's topic: Symphony Storytime! Join us in the Children's Programming room as Ms. Adrienne from the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra reads a storybook with musical interludes from famous orchestral works. She'll include a music education component in which…
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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,… |
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For ages 8-12: Join us for a discussion of the popular children's book, Odder by Katherine Applegate. 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 January meeting. *A library card is required to attend this program.* |
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Welcome back to Pokémon Club, trainers! Our monthly meeting will focus on Abra and make a Mewtwo with the art of Origami! As always, make sure to bring your Pokémon cards for trading and battling. If you want to learn how to play the Pokémon card game, sit down with your professor and have a… |
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When you sign up for the February 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… |
