Events
This event will be held in the Library Annex
Part of Ottawa's Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Sesquicentennial Celebration
We're hosting a free movie, D.W. Griffin presents Abraham Lincoln.
This event will be held in the Library Annex
Admission and popcorn are free!
The Waitress
A small-town waitress with big dreams & a gift for baking
out-of-this-world pies hopes to win a $25,000 contest
so she can leave her obnoxious husband, open her own pie shop,
& transform her life.
This event is held in the Library Annex
Learn a new handcraft.
Share your knitting and crocheting ideas and skills.
Have a cup of coffee and visit in a comfortable setting.
This event is held in the Library Annex
Learn a new handcraft.
Share your knitting and crocheting ideas and skills.
Have a cup of coffee and visit in a comfortable setting.
Mother - Daughter Book Club
Girls grades 5 - 8 & the special women in their lives
are invited to read & discuss a novel.
No registration is required!
This event will be held elsewhere today,
due to the presentation being held.
Learn a new handcraft.
Share your knitting and crocheting ideas and skills.
Have a cup of coffee and visit in a comfortable setting.
This event will be held in the Library Annex
Presented by Chris Vallillo
Lincoln was a remarkable leader, who loved music, too!
Listen to music Lincoln may have known and sung.
Listen to Lincoln's own stories that illustrate his life.
Join our NEW morning book group!
No registration is required!
This event is held in the Library Annex
Learn a new handcraft.
Share your knitting and crocheting ideas and skills.
Have a cup of coffee and visit in a comfortable setting.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Adults are encouraged to allow their child to participate in the activities with their peers and to not sit with a different group. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for out tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Sessions begin promptly at 10:05 a.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday programs.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Adults are encouraged to allow their child to participate in the activities with their peers and to not sit with a different group. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for out tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Sessions begin promptly at 10:05 a.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday programs.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Adults are encouraged to allow their child to participate in the activities with their peers and to not sit with a different group. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m.
Any age may attend, but programming is geared to children from 6 months to 6 years.
This program begins at 6:00pm on Wednesday evenings.
*Registration is required!
This class will expose children who are homeschooled to great artists and their works. Children will be allowed to explore the art of each artist that is discussed with hands-in experience creating projects in a variety of media.
This class meets in the Library Annex from 10:00 to Noon.
Meetings are held in the Reddick Library Annex
Please use the Washington Street entrance
Call the library to register!
Registration is limited.
Bring your unfinished basket projects and work at our place!
It's your chance to relax and meet other weavers.
Basket kits and supplies available for purchase.
