Sign up for a 15 minute time slot to practice reading to a Therapy dog. This program is for children who love dogs and want to practice their reading.

Rhea Brandenburg, co-owner of Brandenburg & Stein Funeral Parlor and Two Taverns Cemetery, will discuss eco-friendly alternatives to traditional funerals, with a focus on green burial and its meaningful, sustainable approach to honoring a life

Another Evening with the Paranormal
Thursdays, Oct 16
6:00-7:00 PM

Are you a gamer looking for a relaxing afternoon? Join us at the library to explore new games, race your friends, practice your aim, and much more. Held in the Teen Center. For ages 10 and up. Registration required.

Ages 8-14

Calling all Harry Potter fans! Join us for a fan filled night of house sorting, potions class, and maybe even a little quidditch.  Wands and capes encouraged!

Celebrate National Book Month by testing your book and library knowledge.  Participants, in teams of three, will compete in three levels of increasing difficulty to determine the winners who will each receive a prize.  

For K–6th Grade

Join us for hands-on learning! We will focus on a different STEAM topic each month. 

October: Helicopters

November: Parachutes

Veteran Resource Event
Sept 24/Oct 17/Nov 21
2:00-4:00 PM

Join us for this virtual murder mystery event!

Dogs can help struggling readers build confidence by being patient and non-judgemental while kids are reading aloud. Stop by and read to our lovable and patient therapy dog, Danny!

Are you a beginner at chess and want to learn? Are you an experienced chess player and want to test your skills? Drop in on Mondays from 6:00pm-7:45pm to watch and play with a local chess aficionado. All ages and all skill levels welcome!

Join the Harbaugh-Thomas Gaming Club to explore new games, hone your aim, improve your Smash skills, and much more. Registration required.

What is a death doula, aka an end-of-life doula? Join us for an informative presentation by a local death doula Erin Nelson to learn about the care they provide and how we can normalize death, dying and grief.

Designed for ages 5-12; but all ages are welcome to try the activity

Stop by the library for our featured book and accompanying activity. 

Mikki Brammer Discusses The Collected Regrets of Clover
Thursday, Oct 23
6:00-7:30 PM

Members 1st FCU - Youth Account
Monday, October 27
6:00PM-7:00PM

Are you a beginner at chess and want to learn? Are you an experienced chess player and want to test your skills? Drop in on Mondays from 6:00pm-7:45pm to watch and play with a local chess aficionado. All ages and all skill levels welcome!

Join the Harbaugh-Thomas Gaming Club to explore new games, hone your aim, improve your Smash skills, and much more. Registration required.

Death Cafe
Tuesday, Oct 28
6:00-7:00 PM

Teens can come in for an eventful night of a whodunnit at the library! Is it a science experiment gone wrong, or something more nefarious afoot? You'll have to find the clues to solve the murder!

Registration Required.

The Adams County Office for Aging: Know Us Before You Need Us
Wednesday, Oct 29
10:00-11:00 AM

Make gooey s’mores with our electric marshmallow roaster as you chat and tell stories. Do you have a scary, funny, or cool story to tell? Share it as you toast a marshmallow! Registration required.

Are you a gamer looking for a relaxing afternoon? Join us at the library to explore new games, race your friends, practice your aim, and much more. Held in the Teen Center. For ages 10 and up. Registration required.

Are you a beginner at chess and want to learn? Are you an experienced chess player and want to test your skills? Drop in on Mondays from 6:00pm-7:45pm to watch and play with a local chess aficionado. All ages and all skill levels welcome!