Event List

Calling all adventurers! Join us on Tuesday evenings from 5 to 8 PM for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons. Welcome to new players and veterans alike! We offer a friendly, low-pressure environment for anyone who wants to play D&D.

Untangling Plastics is a comprehensive investigation of the manufacturing, use and disposal of plastics and their impacts on the health of the environment and human beings.

Become stronger by participating in video-led chair exercise routines. Chosen videos will focus on helping to improve mobility, strengthen daily life functions, and start a new fitness routine. Program is weekly but join at any time.

This month's challenge: Build a Ferris Wheel

Judy, with Whimsical Sourdough, will teach participants all about beginning sourdough. There will also be different varieties of sourdough to taste! In this class you will discuss:

Have you heard the joke about the priest, the rabbi, and the minister who walk into a bar? The bartender says, "Is this a joke?" 

Welcome to The Crafty Crew- a  group for young adults ages 18 to 30 who want to hang out and craft! This month create beaded plants. Must register.

Come to the library to enjoy story time with Ms. Karen! Participants will hear 2-3 books, sing songs, and do a fun craft while practicing early literacy skills. Snacks will also be provided. Parent or guardian must remain present.

Discover the remarkable women who shaped Dearborn County’s history!  From trailblazers and community leaders to unsung heroines with bold stories, this program celebrates the courage, wit, and influence of the county’s most memorable women.

Create your own patriotic paper pinwheel! A limited number of take and make kits will be available, while supplies last. 

Join us for a delightful community event this May - a free Plant and Seed Swap! Bring your surplus plants, seeds, and gardening tools to exchange with fellow green thumbs. 

Sit. Stay. Read! Dogs make great listeners, and reading out loud to them can improve reading comprehension and confidence. Grab a book and take a paws to read out loud to a trained therapy dog!

Sit. Stay. Read! Dogs make great listeners, and reading out loud to them can improve reading comprehension and confidence. Grab a book and take a paws to read out loud to a trained therapy dog!

Would you like to improve your health but short on time and motivation? Join this free 12-week program that offers email support by Dearborn County Purdue Extension.

Book Chat is a monthly book discussion group. May's book is Magic Hour by Kristin Hannah.

Join a video-led class that will focus 30 minutes of Yoga, followed by 25 minutes of beginner's Tai-Chi. 

All the Colors is a chance for LGBTQ+ adults and supporters to gather together. This month there will be a craft- making bracelets and necklaces for an event.

Level up your evening at the library! Stop by the Teen Room for a drop-in gaming night featuring our XBOX, snacks, and plenty of fun.

Calling all adventurers! Join us on Tuesday evenings from 5 to 8 PM for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons. Welcome to new players and veterans alike! We offer a friendly, low-pressure environment for anyone who wants to play D&D.

Take a book back in time!  In May, we will be reading "Crosley: Two Brothers and a Business Empire that Transformed the Nation," by Rusty McClure. 

Become stronger by participating in video-led chair exercise routines. Chosen videos will focus on helping to improve mobility, strengthen daily life functions, and start a new fitness routine. Program is weekly but join at any time.

Come play some tabletop/card games at the library! There will be an assortment of games to choose from. Discover a new favorite or sharpen your skills on an already familiar game while engaging with other game enthusiast! 

Come to the library to enjoy story time with Ms. Karen! Participants will hear 2-3 books, sing songs, and do a fun craft while practicing early literacy skills. Snacks will also be provided. Parent or guardian must remain present.

Books, great discussion, coffee and dessert! What could be better?