Week Calendar

For babies up to 24 months and a caregiver, join a storytime that combines stories, rhymes, songs and fingerplays.

For babies up to 24 months and a caregiver, join a storytime that combines stories, rhymes, songs and fingerplays.

For babies up to 24 months and a caregiver, join a storytime that combines stories, rhymes, songs and fingerplays.

Kids (ages 2-3 1/2 with a caregiver), join us for stories, music, crafts and lots of fun!

This is the first week in a 5-week yoga series (January 19-February 16) 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

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.

Kids (ages 2-3 1/2 with a caregiver), join us for stories, music, crafts and lots of fun!

Kids, ages 1-K (with caregiver), share stories, songs, fingerplays and sensory play (January 9 - February 13). Younger siblings are welcome to attend.

Kids (ages 2-3 1/2 with a caregiver), join us for stories, music, crafts and lots of fun!

Kids, ages 1-K (with caregiver), share stories, songs, fingerplays and sensory play (January 10 - February 14). Younger siblings are welcome to attend.

Kids, ages 3 1/2-K, join us for crafts, stories, and songs.

Talk to Hancock County's official historian, Joe Skvarenina, about the past. He will be available for informal conversations on local history.

Pete the Cat pals, ages 4-8, groove at the library with your favorite blue cat. There will be lots of fun at this party, and you are encouraged to come in your PJs.

Kids, ages 3 1/2-K, join us for crafts, stories, and songs.

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 (January 19- February 16, 2019)  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. Feel free to sit in. Work on your existing projects in a group setting, and glean information from each other.

This is the fourth week in a 5-week series (January 19-February 16, 2019) in Greenfield for adults who have never taken a yoga class.

Kids, ages 8-12, January is the time for snowmen! Enjoy layering paper on paper to create a unique snowman collage.

Kids (grades K-5), waddle your way to the library for our penguin party! We will eat penguin snacks, make a penguin craft, and play games like a penguin! You may even learn a thing or two about penguins, too. 

Teens and tweens (ages 9-18), take your choice of icings, sprinkles, and other toppings to "decorate up" some donuts. We'll vote on which cartoons to watch while we munch out. 

Teens (grades 6-12) drop in to make a variety of good luck charms. Make classic charms, or learn about a new lucky piece from another part of the world.

Adults who love reading novels written for teens are invited to a discussion in New Palestine. We'll hold a conversation on author John Green's body of work this month.  January's selection is any title by Green.

Research your ancestors in our computer lab with other genealogy enthusiasts. Discuss strategies for finding specialized information, or get help using the library's free Ancestry.com, HeritageQuest, and FamilySearch databases.

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.

Half Broke Horses, by Jeanette Walls, is the featured selection. So begins the story of Lily Casey Smith, the author’s no-nonsense, resourceful, and spectacularly compelling grandmother.

In a rich baritone, Steve Jeffris entertains his audiences from beginning to end--some gospel, some rock 'n' roll, and a bit of country humor.