Upcoming Events

Come to the North Dearborn Library to participate in a Lego building challenge. Every participant will receive a minifigure, and the winner will receive a Lego set. The challenge for this month is: build an Igloo!

Take a book back in time!  This month we will be discussing "The Personal Librarian," by Marie Benedict.  

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 to the library and enjoy listening to stories, singing songs, and making a fun craft! Registration encouraged.

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!

Use these cold winter months to learn something new!

Want to play American mah jongg? Join a group playing and learning together this winter. All skill levels welcome!

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.

Welcome to The Crafty Crew- a new group for young adults ages 18 to 30 who want to hang out and craft! This session is a free craft. Bring in whatever you want to work on while you hang out. Paper craft, knitting, beads, etc.

Come to the library and enjoy listening to stories, singing songs, and making a fun craft! Registration encouraged.

Book Chat is a monthly book discussion group. January's book is The Women by Kristin Hannah.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to quilt? Here is your chance. Learn some basics with experienced quilter Lorry Kirschner.

On Easter Sunday 1975, James Urban Ruppert shot and killed his 11 closest relatives in what was then the largest family mass murder in the United States. The killings sent shock waves through Ruppert's hometown of Hamilton, Ohio.

LPLD Board Meeting for January

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 to the library and enjoy listening to stories, singing songs, and making a fun craft! Registration encouraged.

Genealogy staff will present a program on topics relevant to the field of genealogy.  

Join Dearborn County Purdue Extensions Health and Human Sciences Educator,  Marcia Parcell, as she hosts and teaches a variety of cooking classes.

ALL IN is designed to encourage adults with intellectual/developmental difficulties and  their families and caregivers to feel comfortable navigating the library and communicating with staff.

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.

The Braysville/Manwarring is one of the amazing pioneer cemeteries in Dearborn County.  Many early prominent citizens, including a Revolutionary War Veteran, are buried there.  Join us to hear some of