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Georgetown, KY 40324


The Library will be closed all day on Monday, September 7,
in observance of Labor Day.


Remembering Dolly Parton:
A Champion for Children’s Literacy

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Give your child a love of reading that can last a lifetime! Register your child for Imagination Library.
New Gallery Exhibit-The American Revolution Experience
8/24 - 9/8 During Library Hours
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Weekly program
Books & Best Friends: Read to Therapy Dogs (Rec'd Ages 4-12y)

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, 9/5 @ 2pm (Room F)

Read To Therapy Dogs
Free Flu Shot Clinic

Free Flu Shot Clinic

Free Flu Shot Clinic: Free flu shots provided by Walgreens here at the library!

Saturday, 9/5 From 2-4 pm (Room J)

Free Flu Shot
Recording Studio Orientation

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, 9/6 @ 1 pm (Recording Studio)

Save Your Seat for Orientation Class
The Native American Flute with Fred Nez Keams

The Native American Flute with Fred Nez Keams

The Native American Flute with Fred Nez Keams.  Enjoy a peaceful interlude with the beautiful sounds of Fred Nez Keams' lovely, hand-made flutes.  Fred shares his Navaho culture along with his music for a profound experience.

Sunday, 9/6 @ 2 pm (Fireplace)

Don't Miss This Flute Performance

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Between Two Worlds

Between Two Worlds

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Get ready for the school year with free resources from SCPL! From homework help to e-resources and study tools, our latest blog has everything you need to start the year strong.

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