Adult Services
Genealogy class taught by Nikki Chowning from Scott County Genealogical Society
For every chapter of your life the Scott County Public Library is here for you; to teach you a new skill, to entertain you with books, movies and music, to bring live musical performances to your ears and informative programming to your mind. Come explore our space and see how we can be a part of your life.
If you have questions about the Adult Services, please email the Adult Services Manager.
Summer Reading is for all ages! Every June – August, we celebrate summer with books, programs, crafts, and great prizes. The theme this year is “Imagine Your Story,” and we will celebrate all things Fairy Tales, Mythology, Legends, and Imagination.
We gather around the library’s fireplace the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. for a casual book discussion. We read books from a variety of genres and enjoy talking about the books that we love. No registration required.
This group meets twice a month for anyone interested in writing memoirs and/or family history. 
Enjoy the sound of quiet music by the fireplace during this Sunday afternoon tradition.
Discover! Programs are designed for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in mind. Registration is required - participants’ caregivers need to be present and register for the class as well. Ages 16 and older. 
On-site family history research assistance is provided by a volunteer from the Scott County Genealogical Society. 
Calling all crafty people who enjoy stitching! Do you like to quilt, knit, crochet, needlepoint, embroider or work counted cross stitch or tatting? If your favored form of creativity involves a needle and a yarn or floss, we have the perfect afternoon for you. Join us for an relaxing afternoon with friends, in our comfy chairs in the new fiction section or our own separate space in the teen room overlooking the patio and bring your projects with you. This is the perfect excuse to get out of the house!