Monthly Programs

Take-and-Make Craft Kits

April 3 / May 1 / June 5 /
July 3 / August 7

Enjoy making crafts to decorate your home, to give as a gift or just for fun? Pick up a craft kit to make at home. Kits are for ages 13-18 and 19 and up. The kits can be picked up at the 2nd floor Reference Desk on the first Wednesday of the Month. Limited number of kits, available on a first come basis.


Horror Book Club

April 11 / May 9 / June 13 /
July 11 / August 8
6:00 PM

The horror book club will meet on the second Thursday of the month. Copies of the books will be available at the circulation desk on first floor.

April: The September House by Carissa Orlando
May: Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare
June: Home Before Dark by Riley Sager
July: The Return by Rachel Harrison
August: The Lake House by Sarah Beth Durst


Diabetes: It’s Causes and Treatments

April 17
4:30 PM

Staff from the Jefferson County Health Department will give a presentation on diabetes. They will cover the risks of diabetes, the difference between type 1 and type 2, and how diet helps with diabetes.

Adult Book Club

April 18 / May 16 / June 20
/ July 18 / August 15
10:00 AM

The Adult Book Club will meet at 10AM on the Third Thursday of each month. Copies of the books to be discussed will be available at the Circulation desk on first floor.

April: THE KEEPER OF STORIES by Sally Page
May: MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK TO SOEMONE by Lori Gottlieb
June: NONE OF THIS IS TRUE by Lisa Jewel
July: BOOK OF CHARLIE by David Von Drehle
August:  will be announced at a later date.


Jockey Queen: A Booktalk

April 25
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Jockey Lillian Holder wouldn’t take “no” for an answer when told she couldn’t race against men at big-time racetracks simply because she was a woman. To compete like she was born and trained to do, for nearly 50 years she went where she couldn’t be stopped: bush tracks like that in Mt. Vernon at the Jefferson County Fair. You’re invited to hear Lillian’s story as told in the new, nationally released biography Jockey Queen (rowman.com) by Roger Peach.


Beginner’s Crochet Class

May 7 / May 21 / May 28
6:00 PM

Limited seating. Registration required. You must attend all three sessions. You’ll need to bring H hooks and two skeins of worsted cotton yarn.


Friends of Bluegrass:
Bluegrass Concert

May 18
1:00 PM

Called one of the most entertaining Bluegrass bands in the Midwest, Friends of Bluegrass will mainly be performing Bluegrass and Classic Country, but will also include some traditional Cajun, and Celtic tunes.


General Programs

Rip and Stitchers:
Knitting and Crochet Workshop

April 2 / May 7 / June 4 /
July 2 / August 6
2 PM – 4 PM

Patrons who have taken a beginning class of crochet and/or knitting are welcome. Patrons who know how to crochet and knit are also welcome. This group is not for beginners. Patrons must have a library card in good standing. Patrons must sign up to attend.
Please call 242-6322, ext. 2, to register.


Chess Club

April 6 / May 4 / June 1 / August 3
10 AM – 3 PM

For ages 10 and up.

Solar Eclipse Viewing Party

April 8
12:30 PM

Don’t miss out on your chance to see the Solar Eclipse. Join us for a viewing of the total solar eclipse. Eclipse viewing glasses will be provided for free, thanks to a grant from StarNet.com. 


Library Game Day

April 27 / May 25 / June 29 /
July 27 / August 24
11 AM – 3 PM

There will be board games, card games, and role-playing games. Children are welcomed if accompanied by an adult.