Ages 11-15: Become a role model for your friends, your school,
and your community. Together with Tante Robinson, founder
and director of Girls of Excellence Mentoring, girls will discuss
important topics that will improve their self-esteem, prevent
bullying, and help them make better choices throughout their
lives. Mature topics, including hunger, abuse, pregnancy, and
sexual violence, will also be covered in these discussions.
Ages 2-5: Interact with engaging books,
songs, and body movements while
building early literacy skills. Thirty
minutes of free play will follow storytime.
Worried that you or a loved one may have been exposed to HIV
or Hepatitis C? Get tested quickly and easily with Positive Link.
Positive Link provides free testing, comprehensive prevention
information, and services for people infected with or at risk of
contracting these two viruses. If needed, Positive Link will refer
you to a disease intervention doctor for help with treatment. All testing is done on-site; no appointment is necessary. HIV
testing requires a simple finger prick, and your results will be
available in one minute. Hepatitis C testing requires a blood
sample; Positive Link will contact you with your test results.
Do you struggle with the costs of health care, child care, or
utilities? WICAA's Family Development program offers methods
and resources to address challenging family issues, including
budgeting, adult education, employment, heath care, addiction,
and housing. Meet with a Family Development Specialist to assess
your family's needs and identity your goals and barriers, then
learn how to develop a plan and implement the strategies needed
to attain economic self-sufficiency. No appointment is necessary
for this free service. All individuals and families are welcome. Learn more about
WICAA at www.wicaa.org.
Ages 21 & Up: In Liane Moriarty's Big Little
Lies, Madeline, Celeste, and Jane are at
different crossroads in their lives. But
as they build their friendship with each
other, they find that they share additional
connections. Will the lies and cover-ups from the past
affect their newly formed friendship, or will they lead to
something more dangerous?
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Ages 0-5: Sing along to music, move your
bodies with egg shakers and scarves, hear
stories, and participate in crafts or playtime.
Parents and caregivers can participate with
their children during storytime.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
All Ages: Dig into the Jurassic at First Friday. Design your own
paleontologist gear before you set off on your first excavation to
discover hidden dinosaur bones, or dress up as a dinosaur and
show off your "ROAR!"
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Shop from a selection of thousands of items: books, movies, music, and more. The average book price is just
$1.00. Proceeds raised at the monthly book sales help provide funding for Library programs and services.
Join Mother Goose for an interactive storytime with books, songs, rhymes and musical instruments. You and your child will play together and develop early literacy skills.
Ages 12 & Up: Test drive the HTC ViveT virtual reality headset
by immersing yourself in a 3D environment. Many new virtual
experiences have been added.
Shop from a selection of thousands of items: books, movies, music, and more. The average book price is just
$1.00. Proceeds raised at the monthly book sales help provide funding for Library programs and services.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books,
rhymes, songs, and finger-plays while
letting your baby experience a group
setting for the first time. After twenty
minutes of storytime, babies and parents
can engage in free play.
All Ages: Explore, create, and learn about science, art, history, and
other subjects in this family-oriented program. Free-play will also be
available for younger children.
Ages 11-15: Become a role model for your friends, your school,
and your community. Together with Tante Robinson, founder
and director of Girls of Excellence Mentoring, girls will discuss
important topics that will improve their self-esteem, prevent
bullying, and help them make better choices throughout their
lives. Mature topics, including hunger, abuse, pregnancy, and
sexual violence, will also be covered in these discussions.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Sister Barbara Battista at 812.264.2318 or email bbattista@spsmw.org.
Ages 2-5: Interact with engaging books,
songs, and body movements while
building early literacy skills. Thirty
minutes of free play will follow storytime.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the Wabash Valley Intergroup for Alcoholics Anonymous at 812.235.7263 or email intergroup120@gmail.com.
Ages 5-14: Hear from one of the creators of Terre Haute Rocks,
a local group of enthusiastic rock painters who connect art and
creativity with community. In each session, you will paint a rock of
your own and have the opportunity to hide it so that your rock can
brighten someone else's day. The participation guidelines for the
Terre Haute Rocks project will be explained so that even after the
program ends, you can take the lead and continue to give happiness
throughout the community.
Learn basic basket weaving with Arlene Jennings from Woven
Wonders. Arlene will teach you how to create a beautiful candle
or pencil basket to take home. All supplies are provided for free to
those who register
Ages 12 & Up: Take your 3D printing to the next level at this demonstration of the Raise 3D N2 with its dual extrusion, large heated build plate and the ability to use different types of filament including metallic and wood composites. Intro to 3D Printing must be taken prior to this class.
Ages 12-19: Make your voice heard at the Teen Advisory Board.
VCPL's Teen Advisory Board (TAB) plans and implements teen
programs and clubs, promotes teen events, keeps staff up-to-date
on the latest trends, assists with special projects, and models
volunteer behavior for non-TAB members.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Whether you are voting for the first time or the 30th time - voting can be an exciting,
yet intimidating process. Changing technology, knowing how to cast your ballot,
or even selecting your candidates can directly influence how people feel regarding
the voting process. To help ease voter concerns, the Vigo County Clerk's Office is
collaborating with Vigo County Public Library to host a Mock Election. This Mock Election will help educate Vigo County residents about the voting process,
enabling them to be better prepared for election day. In addition to helping familiarize
voters, the Mock Election also allows the Clerk's Office to test equipment for the
upcoming municipal election. Voting officials will be on-site to help answer any
questions you might have about voting machines, ballot boxes, and the voting process.
Ages 0-5: Sing along to music, move your
bodies with egg shakers and scarves, hear
stories, and participate in crafts or playtime.
Parents and caregivers can participate with
their children during storytime.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the Wabash Valley Intergroup for Alcoholics Anonymous at 812.235.7263 or email intergroup120@gmail.com.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Julian Winborn at 1-800-382-9842 or email h43@iga.in.gov.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Honor the life of Eva Mozes Kor (January 31, 1934 - July 4, 2019),
a world-renowned leader of Holocaust education, and learn about
her personal mission of forgiveness. Leah Simpson, Executive
Director of CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center,
will introduce Eva: A-7063, a documentary that follows Kor's life
from her imprisonment in Auschwitz to her public Declaration
of Amnesty for those who tortured her. A conversation will follow the film as part of
CANDLES Holocaust Museum's mission to "illuminate the world with hope, healing,
respect, and responsibility.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Repair and re-imagine your clean costumes using our sewing
machines to send your kids trick-or-treating in style. A Cricut®
and Easy Press 2T will also be available to use.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books,
rhymes, songs, and finger-plays while
letting your baby experience a group
setting for the first time. After twenty
minutes of storytime, babies and parents
can engage in free play.
This is not a Library
sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Sylvester Edwards at 812.250.8851 or email info@naacpterrehaute.org.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Ages 11-15: Become a role model for your friends, your school,
and your community. Together with Tante Robinson, founder
and director of Girls of Excellence Mentoring, girls will discuss
important topics that will improve their self-esteem, prevent
bullying, and help them make better choices throughout their
lives. Mature topics, including hunger, abuse, pregnancy, and
sexual violence, will also be covered in these discussions.
Ages 12-19: What is it like to fall in love with someone who
you can never touch? For Stella Grant and Will Newman, both
patients with cystic fibrosis, their medical condition means
that their lives are dictated by routines, self-control, and rigid
boundaries that prevent physical contact. However, their instant
attraction tempts Stella into throwing aside all of the rules and
boundaries that are meant to keep them both alive. Children
under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Sister Barbara Battista at 812.264.2318 or email bbattista@spsmw.org.
Ages 2-5: Interact with engaging books,
songs, and body movements while
building early literacy skills. Thirty
minutes of free play will follow storytime.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the Wabash Valley Intergroup for Alcoholics Anonymous at 812.235.7263 or email intergroup120@gmail.com.
Ages 5-14: Hear from one of the creators of Terre Haute Rocks,
a local group of enthusiastic rock painters who connect art and
creativity with community. In each session, you will paint a rock of
your own and have the opportunity to hide it so that your rock can
brighten someone else's day. The participation guidelines for the
Terre Haute Rocks project will be explained so that even after the
program ends, you can take the lead and continue to give happiness
throughout the community.
Ages 9-14: Do you dream of being
an author? Or do you have lots of
ideas that you want to put on paper,
but you're not sure where to start?
Let freelance writer and editor Leah
Singer teach you how to conquer the
blank page with writing exercises in
both fiction and non-fiction and with
creative techniques that will get your
wildest ideas out of your head.
Learn to play the guitar and better understand basic music concepts like melody, rhythm and chords with the West Vigo Guitar Club. The club will meet as a group for free instruction from September through November. No music experience is required, but space is limited.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizers Sharon Jafaar at 303.601.7833 or sharon.jaafar@breastfeedingusa.org or Devon Kinne at 812.235.1261 or devon.kinne@breastfeedingusa.org.
Would a website help your business grow? WIX is an online tool
that makes building your own website simple. Join the Indiana
Small Business Development Center to learn more about WIX
and how it can help your small business.
Ages 0-5: Sing along to music, move your
bodies with egg shakers and scarves, hear
stories, and participate in crafts or playtime.
Parents and caregivers can participate with
their children during storytime.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the Wabash Valley Intergroup for Alcoholics Anonymous at 812.235.7263 or email intergroup120@gmail.com.
Meet local authors and discover their
works. Copies of the authors' books
will be available for personalization
and purchase. Today meet Sarah Tuck, author of Grandma Mattie Goes to Church.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Learn the techniques for creating your own Pointillist artwork. Based on a style of painting that was pioneered by artists Georges Seurat and Paul Signac in the 1880s, Pointillism served as the foundation of the Neo-impressionism art movement.Event registration ends 2 days before the program.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Kevin Fleetwood at 812-235-2755 or register on Facebook @ckfwestcentralin.
Ages 12 & Up: Test drive the HTC ViveT virtual reality headset
by immersing yourself in a 3D environment. Many new virtual
experiences have been added.
Meet local authors and discover their works. Copies of the authors' books will be available for personalization and purchase. Today meet Sarah Tuck, author of Grandma Mattie Goes to Church.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books,
rhymes, songs, and finger-plays while
letting your baby experience a group
setting for the first time. After twenty
minutes of storytime, babies and parents
can engage in free play.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Explore the latest printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn how to properly and safely use the equipment and how to prepare a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to use the Haute Create 3D printer independently must complete this class.
Ages 11-15: Become a role model for your friends, your school,
and your community. Together with Tante Robinson, founder
and director of Girls of Excellence Mentoring, girls will discuss
important topics that will improve their self-esteem, prevent
bullying, and help them make better choices throughout their
lives. Mature topics, including hunger, abuse, pregnancy, and
sexual violence, will also be covered in these discussions.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Sister Barbara Battista at 812.264.2318 or email bbattista@spsmw.org.
Ages 2-5: Interact with engaging books,
songs, and body movements while
building early literacy skills. Thirty
minutes of free play will follow storytime.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the Wabash Valley Intergroup for Alcoholics Anonymous at 812.235.7263 or email intergroup120@gmail.com.
Ages 5-14: Hear from one of the creators of Terre Haute Rocks,
a local group of enthusiastic rock painters who connect art and
creativity with community. In each session, you will paint a rock of
your own and have the opportunity to hide it so that your rock can
brighten someone else's day. The participation guidelines for the
Terre Haute Rocks project will be explained so that even after the
program ends, you can take the lead and continue to give happiness
throughout the community.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Kelli Fuller at 812.231.8322 or email kfuller@hamiltoncenter.org.
Learn to play the guitar and better understand basic music concepts like melody, rhythm and chords with the West Vigo Guitar Club. The club will meet as a group for free instruction from September through November. No music experience is required, but space is limited.
In May, 1804, Lewis and Clark set out on a two year journey to
discover the Northwest Passage. What they learned was that their
maps and all their prior assumptions were wrong; the waterway
that they thought should cut across the United States to the Pacific
Ocean did not exist. Instead, these two water experts were forced
to adapt to a landscape of mountains and forests. Tod Bolsinger,
author of Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted
Territory, uses this legendary journey as a metaphor for a style of
leadership that is needed in a modern world filled with complex
problems, no easy solutions, and no obvious answers. The Reverend Dr. Clark Cowden will lead a conversation focused on
Bolsinger's book. He will discuss how traditional models of leadership
are slow to adapt to the contemporary landscape of many organizations
and what you can learn to survive and thrive as a leader.
Ages 0-5: Sing along to music, move your
bodies with egg shakers and scarves, hear
stories, and participate in crafts or playtime.
Parents and caregivers can participate with
their children during storytime.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the Wabash Valley Intergroup for Alcoholics Anonymous at 812.235.7263 or email intergroup120@gmail.com.
All Ages: Attend Family Learning Day to
discover new forms of art, games, and hands on crafts that are available in Vigo County
throughout the year. Local organizations and
businesses will provide creative activities for
you and your children to explore together -
from learning Chinese calligraphy to playing a
new instrument. Children will be able to select
multiple new books to take home.
Remove blemishes, whiten teeth, and make colors pop. Previous
experience with Adobe Photoshop Elements is not required.
Bring your own photos or use our photos for practice.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books,
rhymes, songs, and finger-plays while
letting your baby experience a group
setting for the first time. After twenty
minutes of storytime, babies and parents
can engage in free play.
Ages 5-11: Learn golf, life lessons, and leadership skills with The
First Tee of Indiana. This nationally recognized leader in junior golf
incorporates Nine Core Values - respect, courtesy, responsibility,
honesty, sportsmanship, confidence, judgment, perseverance, and
integrity - into fun activities based on familiar sports to develop
character and teach values that extend far beyond the golf course.
