Members of the Elkhart Knitting Group will teach crochet or knitting over the course of three weeks. Each lesson is an hour long and will be one instructor with two students. There are eight class spots and then will move to a waitlist, which may open up for additional spots. There will be another three-week […]
Join us for an hour of Bluey-filled fun and activities!
Anime Club is a club for teen fans of anime and manga that meets the first Tuesday of each month. Come watch your favorite anime shows and enjoy a Japanese snack.
Dig in the sand, play some beach-themed games and decorate a summery snack.
Cool off from the summer heat with some water play. We'll read stories, play in the water, match fish and make an ocean craft.
Call the Computer Center at 574-294-2847 to reserve 30 minutes of basic, stress-free computer help from our experts. From saving a file to accessing library resources, we can help. Time slots are listed below. 2:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m.
Watch as Roz Puppets performs the story of The Magic Fish. Not much happens is Squashbelly Bog. For two Sniffle Rats all is about to change when one of them catches a magic fish. Hilarity ensues with three wishes and silly mishaps.
Come to our summer storytime for ages 0-5. We will read stories, sing songs and have lots of movement that's perfect for growing minds. Stay after for a simple craft or sensory play experience.
Teens come brush up on your chess skills or learn how to play. Refreshments will be provided, come for a fun friendly afternoon of chess.
Make an ocean scene out of curled up paper. When it's finished you'll have a project to enter in the Summer Reading Art Contest. This program is for school-aged children.
Test your puzzle solving skills against other groups, as you seek to be the first to find the Jewels of Aphrodite in the Pirates Escape Room. Then sit back and enjoy some golden nuggets, octopus dip and more delicacies.
High Gravity will perform live on our roof, right above our downtown curbside pickup window that’s open six days a week. Curbside Concerts are free to attend. People can watch the band from the library parking lot, which will be fenced and open to all ages (only the marked alcohol sale area is 21-and-over). Parking […]
