Join the discussion on the last Tuesday of each month. For more information or to get a book, contact Deb Bloom. Upcoming books: June 30 - “All the Colors of the Dark” by Chris Whitaker July 28 - “Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt Aug. 25 - "There are Rivers in the Sky" by […]
Find a summer job at our third annual job fair. Meet with local companies looking to hire.
Bring all the materials you need for your assignment and get one-on-one help from National Honor Society students on a first-come, first-served basis. Help is only available on days when Elkhart schools are in session.
See what you will create with your monthly challenge and vote for your favorite build.
Jake Webster, local artist and writer, hosts this special open-mic event during National Poetry Month. This series gives everyone a chance to take the mic with an original written work or song. Or share someone else's published work if you're moved by it. The events are free and no registration is necessary.
(This event is full. Keep watching for more great activities.) Prepare your soon-to-be-kindergartener with the skills they need in the classroom at this free nine-week program led by a former teacher. Please consider if your child will be entering kindergarten before registering. Registration for this program starts Feb. 1.
Call 574.294.2847 or come in to the downtown Computer Center to reserve 30 minutes of stress-free basic computer help from our experts. From saving a file to accessing library resources, we can help. Sessions start at 2:30, 3, 3:30 and 4 p.m.
The Elkhart Public Library meets the third Tuesday of each month to discuss library business. Learn more about the board and upcoming meeting here.
Turn your favorite Pokémon character into a piece of art with your favorite flowers. This craft is best for ages 12 and up.
Bring all the materials you need for your assignment and get one-on-one help from National Honor Society students on a first-come, first-served basis. Help is only available on days when Elkhart schools are in session.
Stories, games and more based on the misunderstood fish.
Jake Webster, local artist and writer, hosts this special open-mic event during National Poetry Month. This series gives everyone a chance to take the mic with an original written work or song. Or share someone else's published work if you're moved by it. The events are free and no registration is necessary.