Between Two Worlds
Shred It! In the Library Parking Lot
Do you have personal papers, receipts, or bills that need shredding? Stericycle of Lexington will be here with a truck in our parking lot to shred your material. PAPER ONLY PLEASE - no plastic, metal, film, x-rays, or negatives. No business records please, but estate and personal papers only. Present your library card and you may shred up to 10 boxes for free! Don't have a library card? Sign up for one that day to qualify.
This event is made possible by the Friends of the Scott County Public Library.
Saturday, 4/18 From 10 am-1 pm (Front Parking Lot)
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, 4/18 @ 2pm (Room F)
Sit & Stitch
Sit & Stitch. Do you need a break and are looking for somewhere calm and soothing? Sit & Stitch is a time specifically to bring your current needlecraft project (knitting, crochet, needlepoint, cross-stitch, tatting, crewel, etc.) to work quietly with others.
Sunday, 4/19 From 1-3 pm (Room J)
Recording Studio Orientation
The Recording Studio Orientation is a required class that patrons have to take before being able to reserve the Recording Studio. Please register for this class to start using this great free service.
Sunday, 4/19 @ 3:30 pm (Recording Studio)
The Importance of Health Literacy
We invite everyone to join us as we learn about the importance of health literacy and how to research using medical databases that are free through your library card. We will conduct real-time examples, learn about ways to search for information, and what resources are available to you. Please register.
Monday, 4/20 @ 4 pm (Room F)
A Close-Knit Community: Knitting Club
A Close Knit Community: Knitting Club. Are you looking for a community of knitters? Do you want a quiet place to work on projects away from home? This is the group for you!
Monday, 4/20 From 6-7:30 pm (Room J)
Loretta Lynn, "Mem'ries of a Coal Miner's Daughter"
Loretta Lynn, "Mem'ries of a Coal Miner's Daughter: Before she was crowned the "Queen of Country Music," Loretta Lynn blazed a difficult trail through poverty, heartbreak, and resilience. Born in Butcher Holler, Kentucky, she was the daughter of a coal miner-a humble beginning that shaped the soul of her music.
Monday, 4/20 @ 6:30 pm (Room C)
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