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  • Adult Painting Program

    Adult Painting Program

    Create your own masterpiece with detailed step-by-step instructions.  Ages 13 and up.  Registration is Required.  Register by calling the library at 270-298-3790 beginning November 1st.

  • Adult Painting Program

    Adult Painting Program

    Create your own masterpiece with detailed step-by-step instructions.  Ages 13 and up.  Registration is Required.  Register by calling the library at 270-298-3790 beginning November 1st.

  • Adult Painting Program

    Adult Painting Program

    Create your own masterpiece with detailed step-by-step instructions.  Ages 13 and up.  Registration is Required.  Register by calling the library at 270-298-3790 beginning November 1st.

  • Genealogy Class – Annex

    Join us for a Genealogy Class exploring how census records can help with your genealogical research. Ages 13 and up.

  • Board Game Bash

    Bring your family and friends for an evening of board game bliss!  All ages welcome.

  • Trivia Night

    Come by yourself or with your friends and team up for an epic battle! Can’t make it in person? Call the Library or visit Facebook for the Kahoot! Code! Ages 13 and up.

  • Crochet Corner – Annex

    Learn basic techniques, tips, and tricks while sharing with fellow crafters! Supplies will be provided. Ages 13 and up. Located at the Library Annex.

  • Genealogy Class – Annex

    Join us for a Genealogy Class where we will be exploring FamilySearch.org. Ages 13 and up.

  • Dungeons & Dragons – Main Library

    From beginners to experts: all heroes welcome. Characters should be level 1-3 only. Supplies will be provided. Ages 13 and up. *No Rules Lawyering* *We will be using the 2014 Player Handbook Rules*

  • Books & Beyond Book Club for Adults

    Join us at the Library Annex where we will be discussing this month’s selection, "The Frozen River" by Ariel Lawhon.