Event List

Join our on-staff genealogy and local history librarian for a casual Genealogy Jam session. Drop in to ask questions, get help researching online, or have an informal conversation about genealogy.

Calling all musicians and music lovers! Join us for an Open Mic Night at the library, hosted by local musician Rowan Kerkhof. Performers may sign up for a 10 to 15-minute slot.

Hey, kids (ages 4–11)! 

What recipe would you like to be remembered by? Join Culinary Adventures with Pam for a special presentation of history and recipes from the book To Die For: A Cookbook of Gravestone Recipes.

Talk to a lawyer and get free legal advice and help with court forms at this monthly pro bono clinic. Please bring any paperwork relating to your case, matter, or question. This clinic is for civil matters only.

Come celebrate the end of the school year! We’ll have a movie playing as well as some summery crafts, board games, and sweet treats for you to enjoy!

Have a question about your phone, computer, or tablet? Bring your device and drop in for a quick help session with one of our librarians. We can get you started with:

Join us on the last Saturday of every month for board game demos and free play, sponsored by Board Gaming Indy.

Youth of all ages are welcome! Program is drop-in; no registration required.

Immerse your child in a world of calm and creativity with our Sensory Storytime experience, specially designed for kids with autism, ADHD, and sensory sensitivities. 

Babies (up to 24 months) and their caregivers, join us for storytime fun that combines songs, rhymes, and stories.  When babies are read to and sung to, they experience the rhythm and melody of language even before they understand the sp

Kids (ages 2–3½ with a caregiver), join us for stories, music, crafts, and lots of fun!

Kids (ages 3½–K), join us for crafts, stories, playtime, and songs!  

Participants will be admitted on a first-come/first-served basis as space allows. Upon your arrival, please claim a purple lanyard for each child attending.

Join our on-staff genealogy and local history librarian for a casual Genealogy Jam session. Drop in to ask questions, get help with online research, or have an informal conversation about genealogy. 

Books to Badges: Girls Exploring Parks & Possibility is a free, girls-only summer program for girls in grades K–3, created through a partnership between Girl Scouts of Central Indiana and the

Local author David Schrank will present his new book, Designs of the Heartland: The Five-Decade Career of Architect John Henry Felt.

Babies (up to 24 months) and their caregivers, join us for storytime fun that combines songs, rhymes, and stories.  When babies are read to and sung to, they experience the rhythm and melody of language even before they understand the sp

Kids (ages 2-6) and their families, join us for stories, music, activities, and lots of fun!

Come and join us as we move and groove with your little ones! We will dance, sing, and play with musical instruments and props during this fun, music-and-movement storytime!

Teens (ages 12–18), drop into the Teen Room every Thursday (June 4–July 23) to participate in the summer Mario Kart tournament. You will be racing in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Teen Room's Nintendo Switch 2.

Step into the prehistoric world with Dino Academy! Led by the quirky and curious Dr. Sarah Tops, this action-packed adventure uncovers fascinating dino facts that will wow even the biggest dino fans.