Join us for an interactive storytime with books, songs, rhymes, musical instruments and more! Children and parents will interact together as kids develop early literacy skills while playing!
An Introduction to QuickBooks will be presented by Troy Phelps from the Indiana Small Business Development Center. Please bring your own laptop to follow along or take notes.
Parents and caregivers, bring your toddler to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and crafts. A 30 minute optional playtime will also be offered at the end of storytime. Please call 232-1115 for additional information.
Join us for an interactive storytime with books, songs, rhymes, musical instruments and more! Children and parents will interact together as kids develop early literacy skills while playing!
Grades 6-12: Learn the art of origami with Denise Walker of IRON (Indianapolis Regional Origami Network) Folders. Materials and instruction for shapes such as a tray box, sail boat, and flapping crane will be provided.
Various tablets are available for browsing and questions, or bring your own device to get your questions answered. Information on ebooks, streaming video, and online classes are also provided.
Parents and caregivers bring your child ages 2-5 to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and activities centered around Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Please call 235-2121 for additional information.
Let your mind grow, create, and design. Creative Builders presents a new opportunity each week to explore art and engineering in various formats.Ceramics on September 6th - paint and build a ceramic ladybug magnet to take home.
Read Rick Riordan's "The Lightning Thief"
the first installment of the "Percy Jackson and The Olympians" series and join us for lively discussions and engaging activities.
This beginning class covers creating and saving documents and includes working with text and spell checking in Microsoft Word 2010. Please be familiar with a computer keyboard and possess basic typing skills.
There will be stories, songs, hand-on learning and art projects! This program is created with children ages 3-5 in mind. Along with parents and caregivers, we do a half hour librarian- led story time and a half hour of free choice play. Registration is not required for this program. If you have questions, please call 812-232-1113 for more information.
Take a break from your busy day for a nature themed storytime. Create a fun, easy craft to take home. Register with Amber Slaughterbeck at 812-462-3392 or by messaging Amber.Slaughterbeck@VigoCounty.IN.Gov.
Learn basic basket weaving skills with Arlene Jennings from Woven Wonders and take home your own basket. Great for a beginning adult weaver. All supplies are provided and free to those who register.
In this sequel, the illusionists known as the Four Horsemen
return to perform a spectacular stunt in the hopes of clearing their names and
exposing the unscrupulous behavior of a tech mogul named Walter Mabry. However,
Mabry soon turns the tables, and forces the group to steal a revolutionary
decrypting device for him.Rated PG-13 for violence and some language.129 minutes. Refreshments will be served.
Format a Word document into an acceptable format for tablets
and ereaders. Learn to submit your work to the Library for anyone to
access, and about web-based ebook selling services.
The Vigo County Public
Library will host a reception for the Emerald Necklace exhibition, a
collection of restored maps and blueprints designed for the City of Terre
Haute by renowned landscape architect, George Kessler. The Emerald Necklace exhibition, named for
the connecting design of the urban parks Kessler integrated into his plan for
Terre Haute, will be a featured component of the celebration for the State of
Indiana and the City of Terre Haute's 200th anniversaries in 2016. Enjoy a presentation from Tom Roznowski and
Pat Martin, and enjoy refreshments during this bicentennial celebration. This program is supported in part by a grant
from the Indiana Humanities.
The Jungle Book - After a threat from the tiger forces him to flee the jungle, a man-cub named Mowgli embarks on a journey of self discovery with the help of panther, Bagheera, and free spirited bear, Baloo. Rated PG for some sequences of scary action and peril.
Registered Teen Volunteers are welcome to join our Teen Advisory Board. Help plan teen programs and special projects and make your opinion known! For more information, contact Hillary Rains at 812-232-1113 ext 2275.
Parents and caregivers, bring your toddler to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and crafts. A 30 minute optional playtime will also be offered at the end of storytime. Please call 232-1115 for additional information.
Are you a science punk? A technology guru? An engineering genius? Explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities all about gems and jewels. Dig up your own gemstone, explore the structure of crystals, classify stones, calculate carats, and more!
The Milan Miracle: The Town That Hoosiers Left Behind by Bill RileyNearly 60 years after Milan inspired the movie Hoosiers, Bill Riley spent a year with the Milan Indians to capture life in the shadow of sports' biggest underdog story.
Thousands of items! Books, movies, music, and more!! Average book price is just $1!Funds raised at the monthly book sales help provide funding for Library programs and services!
Sasha, pottery instructor for
Deming Park's pottery classes, will be joining us to talk about basic
techniques in pottery as well as a brief history of the materials found
naturally in our area. Refreshments will be served.
Thousands of items! Books, movies, music, and more!! Average book price is just $1!Funds raised at the monthly book sales help provide funding for Library programs and services!
Bring your babies to this lap-sit programming full of bonding time, engaging stories, songs, and activities. A 30 minute optional playtime will be offered afterwards. Please call 812-232-1113 for additional information.
This hands-on class covers how to properly use a mouse and keyboard - essential computer skills. Perfect for individuals who are just starting to use a computer.
Interested in giving cloth diapers a try? Join us for a Cloth Diapering
101 workshop with The Green Nursery! See demos of all the different
styles of cloth diapers, and learn the pros and cons of each. We'll
discuss wash routines, and offer tips and tricks. Learn just how easy
cloth diapering can be!
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Parents and caregivers bring your child ages 2-5 to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and activities centered around Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Please call 235-2121 for additional information.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Let your mind grow, create, and design. Creative Builders presents a new opportunity each week to explore art and engineering in various formats.This week: Make and bake tasty dog treats.
Handwriting Without Tears
teaches beginning literacy and fine motor skills through multisensory
activities perfect for those with physical disabilities and kids on the
spectrum. Instructors are prepared to adapt the lessons to meet specific needs.
This program is a collaboration between
ISU's Community School of the Arts; ISU's Occupational Therapy
program and Saint Mary of the Woods Music Therapy program. Dr. Paula Jarrard
(supervisor) and Occupational Therapy graduate students, along with Prof Sharon
R. Boyle (supervisor) and Music Therapy undergraduate students, will facilitate
sessions.
To register or for more information, please call the Community
School of the Arts at (812) 237-2528. Early registration is advised, as
enrollment is limited to 14 students.
Read Rick Riordan's "The Lightning Thief"
the first installment of the "Percy Jackson and The Olympians" series and join us for lively discussions and engaging activities.
This hands-on class covers the parts of the computer, opening and
closing of computer programs, using the mouse, saving information and
using the recycle bin.
There will be stories, songs, hand-on learning and art projects! This program is created with children ages 3-5 in mind. Along with parents and caregivers, we do a half hour librarian- led story time and a half hour of free choice play. Registration is not required for this program. If you have questions, please call 812-232-1113 for more information.
Quality Science activities that make learning fun. Experience a different Science lesson each week to enrich your own homeschool curriculum. Register online or call the West Branch at 812-235-2121Please register each child separately and provide age.
"Orphan Train" by Kristina Baker KlineJoin a lively discussion over a wide array of genres, and styles. If you have never been in a book club before, we welcome you to the discussion.
Take a break from your busy day for a nature themed storytime. Create a fun, easy craft to take home. Program presented by Amber from the Vigo County Parks and Recreation Department. Please call to register 812-462-3392 or by messaging Amber.Slaughterbeck@VigoCounty.IN.Gov.
Various tablets are available for browsing and questions, or bring your own device to get your questions answered. Information on ebooks, streaming video, and online classes are also provided.
Grades 6-12: Play this award winning game in which players race to claim railroad routes between North American cities. Easy to learn rules and potential for deep strategic gameplay and endless fun.
Joy from the Bat Center for Research, Outreach and Conservation gives us a look inside the life of bats and talks about the annual Bat Festival held at ISU. Refreshments will be served. All ages welcome.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Come to learn and practice basic cooking skills, along with creating simple and yummy dishes with help from a special guest from Grandma Vera's Cafe and Bakery. Call 812-235-2121 for more details.
Calling all creative writers! Are you interested in sharing your writing, improving your craft, and networking? Come out to Java Haute for the chance to meet and talk with fellow writers.
Parents and caregivers, bring your toddler to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and crafts. A 30 minute optional playtime will also be offered at the end of storytime. Please call 232-1115 for additional information.
Muggles and wizards alike can test their Harry Potter knowledge at this after-hours event! Compete with your team of four or fewer or all by yourself. Kids, teens, and adults are welcome. Trivia begins promptly at 6 pm.
Calling all gamers! If you're interested in tabletop, role playing, or card gaming, stop by between 12-4 pm to explore new games, play old favorites, and challenge new people. Feel free to bring your favorite games (PG-13, please). Open to community members of all ages and skills. Gamers who would like to host a table or a tournament should contact Jacob Osborn at josborn@vigo.lib.in.us or at 232-1113 ext 2023
Bring your babies to this lap-sit programming full of bonding time, engaging stories, songs, and activities. A 30 minute optional playtime will be offered afterwards. Please call 812-232-1113 for additional information.
Hear a bedtime story before you go to sleep. Listen to a book, sing songs and make bedtime crafts. Kids, wear your pajamas and fall asleep on the drive home.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Parents and caregivers bring your child ages 2-5 to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and activities centered around Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Please call 235-2121 for additional information.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Let your mind grow, create, and design. Creative Builders presents a new opportunity each week to explore art and engineering in various formats.This week: Create cup cartoons
The torch will be in Vigo County tomorrow, but today kids can get in on the action. The Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay is one of the major commemorative events of the 2016
Bicentennial celebration and this program will teach children what that means while letting them get their hands on their own torch. We'll play games, make art and literally "pass the
torch".
Handwriting Without Tears
teaches beginning literacy and fine motor skills through multisensory
activities perfect for those with physical disabilities and kids on the
spectrum. Instructors are prepared to adapt the lessons to meet specific needs.
This program is a collaboration between
ISU's Community School of the Arts; ISU's Occupational Therapy
program and Saint Mary of the Woods Music Therapy program. Dr. Paula Jarrard
(supervisor) and Occupational Therapy graduate students, along with Prof Sharon
R. Boyle (supervisor) and Music Therapy undergraduate students, will facilitate
sessions.
To register or for more information, please call the Community
School of the Arts at (812) 237-2528. Early registration is advised, as
enrollment is limited to 14 students.
Read Rick Riordan's "The Lightning Thief"
the first installment of the "Percy Jackson and The Olympians" series and join us for lively discussions and engaging activities.
There will be stories, songs, hand-on learning and art projects! This program is created with children ages 3-5 in mind. Along with parents and caregivers, we do a half hour librarian- led story time and a half hour of free choice play. Registration is not required for this program. If you have questions, please call 812-232-1113 for more information.
Topics in this Microsoft Word 2010 class will include finding and
replacing text, setting tabs and working with ClipArt. Please be
familiar with the skills in Word 2.
Quality Science activities that make learning fun. Experience a different Science lesson each week to enrich your own homeschool curriculum. Register online or call the West Branch at 812-235-2121Please register each child separately and provide age.
With the help of the community, the Pinwheels for Peace art project will consist of over 300
pinwheels, to be displayed at the VCPL September 21-29 with an opening
reception at the Library on International Peace Day, September 21, 5-6 pm. The installation will also be available for viewing at ISU's
Homecoming Festivities in Tent City at Memorial Stadium on October 1.
The Indiana Bicentennial
Torch will be visiting Vigo County during the evening of September 21. Enjoy
the beautiful sight of the Wabash River as the Indiana Bicentennial Torch is
brought up the Wabash River on a hovercraft! Honored Vigo County torch bearers
will carry the Indiana Bicentennial Torch through Fairbanks Park during this
celebratory event! For more information, please call 812-645-3631 or visit
www.terrehaute2016.com.
Various tablets are available for browsing and questions, or bring your own device to get your questions answered. Information on ebooks, streaming video, and online classes are also provided.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Every game of Chess has its own story. The aim of the game is to use your army to capture the enemy king. Learn board set up, names and directions for how pieces move, and defending your King. Already know how to play? Come and challenge others.
In this superhero epic, the denizens of the Marvel Universe
are forced to pick sides when Captain America and Iron Man come to blows over
ideological differences.Rated PG-13 for extended sequences of violence, action and mayhem.147 Minutes. Refreshments will be served.
Parents and caregivers, bring your toddler to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and crafts. A 30 minute optional playtime will also be offered at the end of storytime. Please call 232-1115 for additional information.
Mark your calendars for Family Learning Day 2016! Our goal is to introduce hundreds of children and their families to new forms of art, crafts, music, and stories. Additionally, every family will go home with new free books!
Bring your babies to this lap-sit programming full of bonding time, engaging stories, songs, and activities. A 30 minute optional playtime will be offered afterwards. Please call 812-232-1113 for additional information.
You've come to Music Makers, so you know how to dance and play instruments, now it's time to make your own! Build your own easy instruments with the help of your grown-up and try them out during this hour long program.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Use the Open Lab time to search and apply for jobs on your own, get information on job fairs and popular job search websites, or drop-in to receive help with the following:Signing up for an email address.Learning to fill out a form.Learning to attach your resume to an application.Learning to design a Word document for your resume.
Various tablets are available for browsing and questions, or bring your own device to get your questions answered. Information on ebooks, streaming video, and online classes are also provided.
Learn, build and play with Christy Vesci (Director of Bricks 4 Kidz). School age children will experience hands-on engineering fundamentals as they build motorized models using LEGO Bricks.
Handwriting Without Tears
teaches beginning literacy and fine motor skills through multisensory
activities perfect for those with physical disabilities and kids on the
spectrum. Instructors are prepared to adapt the lessons to meet specific needs.
This program is a collaboration between
ISU's Community School of the Arts; ISU's Occupational Therapy
program and Saint Mary of the Woods Music Therapy program. Dr. Paula Jarrard
(supervisor) and Occupational Therapy graduate students, along with Prof Sharon
R. Boyle (supervisor) and Music Therapy undergraduate students, will facilitate
sessions.
To register or for more information, please call the Community
School of the Arts at (812) 237-2528. Early registration is advised, as
enrollment is limited to 14 students.
Read Rick Riordan's "The Lightning Thief"
the first installment of the "Percy Jackson and The Olympians" series and join us for lively discussions and engaging activities.
There will be stories, songs, hand-on learning and art projects! This program is created with children ages 3-5 in mind. Along with parents and caregivers, we do a half hour librarian- led story time and a half hour of free choice play. Registration is not required for this program. If you have questions, please call 812-232-1113 for more information.
Quality Science activities that make learning fun. Experience a different Science lesson each week to enrich your own homeschool curriculum. Register online or call the West Branch at 812-235-2121Please register each child separately and provide age.
Grades 6-12: Who knows the most about the galaxy far, far, away? Compete in teams of up to 4 to answer questions covering the classic trilogy up to the most recent release.
Baby signs helps babies ages 6-18 months to communicate their wants, needs and special requests before they can speak using sign language. This series of six, theme-based classes includes learning signs based on themes such as mealtime, bedtime, bath time, getting dressed, park and pet signs. Each week families learn useful signs through fun songs, books and activities. This series of programs is open to the first 6 parent and child groups that preregister.
Every game of Chess has its own story. The aim of the game is to use your army to capture the enemy king. Learn board set up, names and directions for how pieces move, and defending your King. Already know how to play? Come and challenge others.
Parents and caregivers, bring your toddler to join us for fun, engaging stories, songs, and crafts. A 30 minute optional playtime will also be offered at the end of storytime. Please call 232-1115 for additional information.
