Grand Opening of Satellite Library in Stamping Ground
The Grand Opening of the Stamping Ground Satellite Library will take place on Thursday, April 2 at 12:00 PM. This new satellite location will be open every Thursday from 1:00–6:00 PM, providing the community with a convenient place to browse materials, check out books and DVDs, and connect with library services close to home. Join us as we celebrate the opening of this new library space in Stamping Ground!
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Eric Carle & The Hungry Caterpillar Day (Family crafts all day)
Happy Eric Carle Day as we celebrate the 57th Anniversary of the publication of the Very Hungry Caterpillar book! Free crafts and photo ops all day. No registration required.
Friday, 3/20 All Day (Story Barn)
Storytime Yoga (Ages 2y+)
Storytime Yoga in the mornings with Zen Jen! Ages2y+ Please wear comfy clothes you can bend and stretch in.
Friday, 3/20 @ 11 am (Room F)
Tween Crafternoon: Pony Bead Critter Keychains (ages 8-12y)
Tweens! Come hang out and make your own keychain animals with string and pony beads. Please register.
Friday, 3/20 @ 5 pm (Children's Activity Room)
Books & Best Friends: Read to Therapy Dogs (Rec'd Ages 4-12y)
Come read to Therapy Dogs trained through Pawsibilities Unleashed! A tail-wagging good time! Use our books or bring a special one from home.
Saturday, 3/21 @ 2pm (Room F)
Military History
Author James B. Wells, a retired criminology and criminal justice professor in the School of Justice Studies at the College of Justice, Safety and Military Science at Eastern Kentucky University, presents on his investigative memoir to uncover the truth and meaning of his whistleblower father's covered-up and still CIA-classified death in Vietnam.
Saturday, 3/21 @ 4 pm (Room F)
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library!
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Between Two Worlds: Yiddish Culture
Step into a world of vibrant music, rich storytelling, and a language that has connected communities for over a thousand years. Yiddish culture is an evolving celebration of resilience, creativity, and identity. Click to discover how this dynamic tradition continues to inspire people around the globe today.
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