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Manhattan Short Film Festival announces 2026 winners
After screenings at all five Elkhart Public Library locations, plus showings around the world, the Manhattan Short Film Festival announced the 2026 winners on Sunday. The Gold Medal for Best […]

Things to do in Elkhart this fall
Whether it’s spooky season or apple cider and pumpkins season, fall is full of fun. We’ve rounded up activities around the Elkhart area this fall. Plenty are free events; some […]

Homework Help builds skills, brings students together
Nearly every Monday, 11-year-old Emmanuel and 9-year-old Jeremías Tacuri come into Cleveland Branch with their backpacks and folders. They sit down with the tutor at the Homework Help table. On this particular day, it’s 18-year-old America […]

Osolo Branch remains accessible during Bristol Street construction
City of Elkhart officials announced the 2026 road improvement schedule for Bristol Street, which may disrupt regular travel routes to the Osolo Branch this fall. However, the branch will remain […]

EPL looks to the future with facilities master plan
Founded in 1903 and approaching 125 years of faithful and reliable service to the community, Elkhart Public Library is looking to the future. It starts wiht developing a facilities master plan. […]

Manhattan SHORT film fest is for the people
Be a film critic for an evening and have a say in a festival-winning movie during the Manhattan SHORT film festival this fall at Elkhart Public Library. The worldwide contest […]

8 common AI questions … answered by a human
Artificial Intelligence – AI for short – and machine learning have been making headlines and popping up in our everyday lives. While exciting, this emerging technology is changing almost constantly. Eric Nord, Elkhart Public Library’s Computer Services Department Head, provides some answers to the most common questions he […]

EPL assists with David Robinson Reading Room
When Robert Taylor, president of 100 Black Sons, was looking to open a place for the community inside the Roosevelt Center, he knew what he wanted. A place for education. […]
