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National Pepperoni Pizza Appreciation Day -Kids Crafts all day

National Pepperoni Pizza Appreciation Day -Kids Crafts all day

National Pepperoni Pizza Appreciation Day is just a cheesy holiday we love! Come make a pizza craft in the Youth Department today and celebrate America's favorite pizza: Pepperoni Pizza!

Sunday 9/20 From 1-6 pm (Story Barn)

Come Make a Pizza Craft

Award-winning Film "SHINERS": Voices from Owsley County (Adults)

Join us for a viewing of the award-winning film SHINERS.  "An 86 minute documentary. Along with stunning original and traditional music, high school students write and perform a play about growing up in rural Appalachia. While overcoming problems of addiction in one of the nation's poorest counties, the inspiring students travel from their small town to Kentucky’s high school theater competition. The hearts and voices of the young people at Owsley County High School in eastern Kentucky shine as they share their story."

Sunday 9/20 From 2-3:45 pm (Room C)

Save Your Seat for This Documentary
Art Club

Art Club

Art Club is an opportunity for patrons who have taken art classes here to gather and work on projects with supplies that they bring with them in a friendly group work session and share problems, techniques, and advice in a supportive atmosphere. Adults only please. 

Monday 9/21 From 10 am-12 pm (Room J)

Come and Learn a New Skill

Remembering Dolly Parton:
A Champion for Children’s Literacy

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
Give your child a love of reading that can last a lifetime! Register your child for Imagination Library.

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