Week Calendar

Join us for a half hour of stories, songs, and fun! Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion. *The same theme repeats throughout the week.

Join us for a half hour of stories, songs, and fun. Most appropriate for kids 5 years old and younger and an adult companion. *The same theme repeats throughout the week.

Join us for a half hour of stories, songs, and fun. Most appropriate for kids 5 years old and younger and an adult companion. *The same theme repeats throughout the week.

Homeschool Huddle is a monthly program, September-April. It is most appropriate for families with homeschool students in grades K-6. Themes change monthly. 

Drop in and design your own spooky fingerprint art! Choose your three favorites and turn them into magnets to take home. This program is most appropriate for kids ages kindergarten through 6th grade.

Do you have general questions about your mobile device, computer or laptop? Do you want to set up an email address, but you’re not sure where to start? Would you like to learn how to download an eBook, audiobook, movie or music?

Drop in on early out days for after school fun! Most appropriate for kids in grades K-6. The same theme repeats throughout the week.

Drop in on early out days for after school fun! Most appropriate for kids in grades K-6. The same theme repeats throughout the week. This weeks project is a thaumatrope optical illusion craft.

In 1911, J.K. Daniels sculpted the Fair's first butter cow and was succeeded by J.E. Wallace of Florida. In 1957, Earl Frank Dutt of Illinois took over the sculpting duties.

Love tinkering, technology, and coding? Then Robotics Club is for you! Build unique robotic kits, solo or with a friend, and watch them come to life. This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades.

Get your hands into some clay and create a creepy mini-creature! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.

Get your hands into some clay and create a creepy mini-creature! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.

Get your hands into some clay and create a creepy mini-creature! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.

Get ready for an afternoon of pulse-pounding video game action. Play on the Switch, PS4, or Xbox One alone or with friends. DON’T MISS OUT! This event is open to patrons in grades 6 through 12.

On October 14th, an annular solar eclipse will be visible along a narrow path from Oregon to Texas, through Central America to Brazil.

Come play new and classic board and card games. This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month, and it is free to attend. You are welcome to bring your favorite games or just stop in to join a game.

Learn the basics of how to use a sewing machine: from setting it up properly, to sewing straight lines! We’ll cover: sewing machine parts and accessories, how to thread the machine, how to install the bobbin, and more!

Come by the Makerspace and learn how to embroider your name on fabric! Choose from a selection of fonts and colors, and build your skills with our embroidery machine.

Learn about the audiovisual exhibit telling the story of the national Lincoln Highway. This interactive exhibit will be on display at the library during the months of October and November.

Are you into thrillers and always looking for the next adventure? Immerse yourself in a mystery book, then meet up to talk about it! Our selection is sure to keep you on your toes and always wanting more.

Escape the ordinary and plunge into the unique, alternate worlds depicted in science fiction and fantasy genres. Our Worlds Away Book Club will transport you into other cultures, peoples, eras and galaxies with our selection.