Week Calendar

Are you interested in learning how to better navigate the internet, become comfortable with computers or learn how to use a software program?

Outside group visit to the library for storytime.

Community Event

Learn and explore how to use Google Drive for daily use and how to organize your Drive and more. Registration required.

Drop in and enjoy an open learning and play time featuring a variety of sensory and activity stations.

Stories and songs for families. A take-and-make craft will be available at the event. 

Join us in the library park (High Street side of the building) for stories and songs. A take-and-make craft will be available at the event. Weather permitting. In the case of poor weather, the story time will be moved indoors.

Join us in the Woodland Art Gallery of the Osage Branch for stories, songs and a whole lot of fun! Recommended for preschool ages.  No reservations needed. 

Join us for Minute to Win It games with your family and friends!  Can you balance a cookie on your forehead and let it travel down to your mouth to eat it before it hits the floor?  Come laugh with us as we try to do all sorts of tricks

Retirement event for Karen Gelber.

Reading Heroes is a program providing one-on-one reading enrichment sessions for kids who've completed grades K-2.  These sessions are led by a retired reading teacher and are available in half hour increments from 2:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Bookworms is our book discussion group for 3rd-5th grade students. The first 8 participants receive a free copy of the book before the discussion.

Read this month's book choice, then join us on the library's front porch for book talk, snacks and good times.  This month's title is Terror at Bottle Creek by Watt Key.  Free copies of the book are available for

Anime Club is back! Join us for the latest and/or greatest anime. We'll even have popcorn and soda! 

Have you ever been interested in homesteading? Do you want to reduce the amount of chemicals in your home and food? Are you trying to go plastic free?

Are you a blogger? Have you considered starting a blog? Would you like to connect with other bloggers? Join us for the Bloggers Belong session! The discussion will be led by Melanie A.

Are you a Millennial, Zillennial, Gen X, Y, or Z? Join us for an hour of creative endeavors while painting your own mug! We will be working with several different ways to decorate. Registration for this event is required.

Backup location for Pizza & Pages book group in case of inclement weather.

Pizza & Pages is our high school book group. The book we'll be discussing for September is Merciful Crow by Margaret Owen. Copies of the book are available for registered participants.

A major theme of Nothing More Dangerous is racism and what it means to be prejudiced.

Backup location for Novel Ideas book group in case of inclement weather.

Novel Ideas is our 6-8th grade book group. The book we'll be discussing for September is Stepsister by Jennifer Donnelly. Copies of this book are available for registered participants. 

"It's almost human nature to divide folks into us and them," explains Hoke Gardner to his teenaged neighbor Boady Sanden in Nothing More Dangerous, the 2021 Capital READ.

All ages. No reservations needed. Family Event. Blankets and pillows welcome! Light snacks will be provided. NOTE: This is an after-hours event- the library doors will be closed at 6:15 pm.