Plant Swap

Important Update Regarding Meeting Usage During Library Renovation

During 2026, we will be undergoing a renovation to better serve the people of Dearborn County. 

During Phase 2 of the renovation access to Youth Services, Genealogy and the Innov812 Workshop will only be available via the High Street entrance.You will still be able to use the Ewbank Meeting Room during Phase 2, but our procedures for using the room have been modified:

  • Please enter the library via the High St. entrance. This entrance provides access to the Ewbank Meeting Room, Youth Services, Genealogy, and the Innov812 Workshop only. To access other areas of the library, you must use the Parking Lot entrance.
  • Once inside, please check in with the Youth Services Department so we can give you the clipboard and key to the room.
  • If you need any assistance at any time during your meeting, please call 812-537-2775 Ext. 1125 and a staff member will come to help.
  • When your meeting has finished, please check out with the Youth Services Department where you can return the clipboard and key.

We are excited to share our upgraded spaces with you once renovations are complete. In the meantime, we appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to improve your library.

Program Type:

Other

Age Group:

Everyone
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Program Description

Considering planting a garden as grocery prices rise? Or do you want to add some variety to your flowers and plants? 

Then plan on attending the Plant Swap at the Lawrenceburg Main Library and North Dearborn Branch Library from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 20. 

Bring some plants (or seeds) to trade! There also will be a limited number of plants and seeds at both locations available for free without a swap. 

What kind of plants will be available? Well, we will not know everything until the day of the swap. We are not sure what other people will bring, but thanks to some staff members, volunteers, SEI Community Gardens and more, we do have a place to start. 

If everything grows according to plan, there will be some herbs including borage, chamomile and basil. Peppers, squash, cucumber, zinnias, mimosa, sunflowers and milkweed also are on the “keep your fingers crossed” list. 

To know for sure, you need to attend! So, mark your calendar and start planting. We hope to see you there. No registration needed.