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The Heart of the Turf: Racing's Black Pioneers
This groundbreaking exhibit follows the lives of Black horsemen and women from enslavement, to today. The exhibit will engage visitors with interpretive panels, photographs, artwork, artifacts, and video interviews. From the Keeneland Library collection, more than 100 photographs captured moments across horsemen careers.
Between Two Worlds
Between Two Worlds
The Yiddish Book Center’s Public Libraries Program brings Yiddish literature in translation to public libraries across the United States to deepen their engagement with Yiddish literature and Jewish life, religion, and culture, and to foster vibrant cross-cultural dialogue and discussion in their communities.  
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Storytimes for Babies, Toddlers and Preschoolers!
Our Baby, Toddler, and Preschool Storytimes are thoughtfully designed to support early literacy through stories, songs, movement, and play. Each age appropriate program helps build language skills, listening, and a lifelong love of books, while also encouraging social interaction and routine.
AARP tax aid
AARP Tax Aid
Please call 502-219-6447 to schedule an appointment. Please leave your phone number and email address, and an AARP volunteer will return your call to confirm your appointment. Please go to AARP Tax Aid on Adult Services page to learn more. 
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, 2/23 @ 6 pm (Room J)

Come and Knit with us!
Tai Chi

Tai Chi

Rooted in ancient Chinese philosophy and martial arts, Tai Chi emphasizes balance, breath, and mindful awareness. Each posture transitions seamlessly into the next, creating a continuous rhythm that calms the nervous system while cultivating inner strength.

Tuesday, 2/24 @ 10 am (Room C)

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Kentucky Career Center Onsite at the library

Kentucky Career Center Onsite at SCPL

Kentucky Career Center Onsite at SCPL.  Do you need some pointers on finding or keeping a job? How about help with applications or resumes? The Kentucky Career Center will be at the Scott County Public Library today to help.

Tuesday, 2/24 From 1-4 pm (Room D)

Get Your Career Started
memory keepers

Memory Keepers

Anyone interested in writing their memoirs or family stories is welcome to this friendly twice-monthly meeting. Originally intended for those interested in writing memoirs or family history, this group welcomes all who love to write, including fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. Adults only please.

Tuesday, 2/24 @ 3 pm (Room J)

Write Family Stories
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.

Tuesday, 2/24 @ 3 pm (Recording Studio)

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Feeling the Heat: Your Health and Heartburn

Feeling the Heat: Your Health and Heartburn

Did you know that around 10% of adults in the United States experience heartburn daily? Join us as we learn about the symptoms, causes, and triggers of heartburn as well as ways to manage heartburn and when to seek professional help.

Tuesday, 2/24 @ 4:30 pm (Room F)

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Teen Book Club

Teen Book Club (Ages 12-18)

Teens, come join in the inaugural Teen Book Club! This month, we are discussing Dracula. But don't worry! You can read ANY adaptation of Dracula(for this meeting of the Teen book club, that means pretty much ANY vampire novel) and join in our discussion!

Tuesday, 2/24 @ 6 pm (Room E)

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Dolly Parton's Imagination Library!

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Linkdin Learning Electronic Resources
Learn more than just computer tricks and shortcuts with LinkedIn Learning
Herald Leader newspaper electronic resources
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Weiss Financial ratings electronic resources
65 databases, encyclopedias, ebook collections, and test preparation
My Heritage genealogy research electronic resources
More than 19 billion historical ​records from all over the world
Comic plus children's library electronic resources
Every title is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Creativebug electronic resources
Start a new creative project, learn a new recipe, entertain your kids 
Comic plus teen library electronic resources
Access to thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and manga 
Mango language electronic resources
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Heart of the Turf

Discover the powerful stories of Black horsemen and women who helped shape the legacy of Keeneland in the Heart of the Turf exhibit. Click the blog to explore what the exhibit has to offer.

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