Week Calendar

Shop the "Friends of the Library" book sale, open to the public. Most hardbacks cost only a dollar, and paperbacks cost 50 cents. Children's books are 50 cents and 25 cents. DVDs, CDs and audio books are only $1.

Shop the "Friends of the Library" book sale, open to the public. Most hardbacks cost only a dollar, and paperbacks cost 50 cents. Children's books are 50 cents and 25 cents. DVDs, CDs and audio books are only $1.

This is the fourth week in a 5-week yoga series ( July 28- August 25 ) at the Sugar Creek Branch in New Palestine for both beginning and advanced students. Susan Goodart, a certified yoga teacher and fitness adviser, instructs the classes.

Get a tax break for helping the library. Drop off your gently used books, DVDs, video game discs and music CDs. A volunteer will assist when someone rings the bell. Please request your tax receipt at the same time.

Bev Gach will lead a discussion of Anita Daimant's novel The Boston Girl. Participants are encouraged (but not required) to read the book in advance. Ask for a copy at the library’s information desk.

This is the fourth week in a 5-week yoga series ( July 28- August 25 ) at the Sugar Creek Branch in New Palestine for both beginning and advanced students. Susan Goodart, a certified yoga teacher and fitness adviser, instructs the classe

Share the benefit of monthly get-togethers at the "Hancock County 'As I Recall' Storytelling Guild." Those who attend develop techniques that engage listeners. Meetings are informal and open to anyone interested.

This is the fourth week in a 5-week series (July 28- August 25) in Greenfield for adults already familiar with yoga. Susan Goodart, a certified yoga teacher and fitness adviser, instructs the classes.

As requested by library users, this monthly club is a social gathering to work on your existing projects in a group setting and glean information from each other. Feel free to sit in.

This is the fourth week in a five week series (July 28 - August 25)  in Greenfield for adults beginning yoga. Susan Goodart, a certified yoga teacher and fitness adviser, instructs the classes.

Kids, grades K-5, play Minecraft, a game about building virtual blocks into just about anything. Experiment, take risks, and learn from mistakes. It's an interactive playground where constant challenges require your brain to think every moment.

Teens (grades 6 through 12). Ever wonder what happens when you put rubber bands around a watermelon? It bursts!

The library provides access to two free genealogy websites: Ancestry Library Edition and HeritageQuest. Unfortunately, HeritageQuest is often overlooked as a genealogical resource given the name recognition of Ancestry.

"Friends of the Library" shop their members-only preview sale. Walk-ins can join the non-profit organization at a cost of $15 and shop the preview that night. Ask for a membership form at the library circulation desk, or click the link below.

Join a community of writers who gather for inspiration and support. People who attend this monthly meeting, whether they are published or not, discuss their work and give each other mutual encouragement.

To the Bright Edge of the World, by Eowyn Ivey, is up for discussion in New Palestine. We encourage you to read the book in advance. Ask for a copy at the front desk.

Adult fans (ages 20 & up) of anime & manga are welcome to enjoy Japanese pop culture with Librarian Jesse Keljo each month. The flow of Japanese comics and movies into the United States has created a subculture of enthusiasts.