Come to our tea party dressed up as your favorite mythical character to win a prize. Plus enjoy treats, games and more. Best for ages six and up.
Party like Pete the Cat with four groovy buttons and white shoes.
A quiz-bowl-style reading competition for fifth and sixth graders from participating local schools to instill reading for fun. Who will take home the trophy?
A plant hobby doesn’t have to be expensive. Join other green thumbs to swap cutting and add new members to your family. Bring a plant to trim and propagate or take one of ours. Pots and dirt available while supplies last.
Enjoy free popcorn and soft drinks while we watch PBS documentaries. A group discussion will follow each screening. June – Free for All: The Public Library
Miss Debbie from the Dunlap Branch and Miss Krista, an interpretive naturalist manager with the Elkhart County Parks, lead this book discussion at Ox Bow County Park's Cottonwood Shelter. Books and Boots is for the whole family, but specifically geared to ages 8-12. Dress for the weather. In April, this club moves to second Fridays. […]
On the 60th anniversary of the tragic and destructive Palm Sunday Tornadoes, join author Janis Thornton to discuss her book about the tornadoes. Her book, "The 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana" is a detailed and well-researched book about the largest natural disaster in Indiana history.
Music, stories and games before a shared egg hunt with something for everyone to take home (regardless of how many eggs you find).
Everyone goes home with a gift bag after our age-grouped egg hunt. Watch our Facebook page for more information.