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We will open Library doors at 6:30
p.m. with a short membership meeting in the lobby at approximately 6:45.
Doors to the sale will open following the membership meeting.
This is one of our largest sales of the year. Thousands of books at an average price of just $1. Movies, Music, and
more. This evening sale is for Friends members only. Not a
member? Join at the Library or online at http://www.friendsofthevigolibrary.org/join/.Â
Individual memberships are just $5! We will open Library doors at 6:30
p.m. with a short membership meeting in Youth Services at approximately 6:45.
Doors to the sale will open following the membership meeting.
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.
Ages 0-5: Start your Saturday morning with stories, songs, and conversation. Foster speech development, improve motor coordination, and learn creative ways to encourage your child's interactions and pre-reading skills.
Overflowing mending pile? Beginner sewing skills? Sewing
machines will be set up in Haute Create for you to mend,
repair, or alter your clean items. Staff will be available for
questions or to teach you how to use a sewing machine.
This is not a Library sponsored event and does not imply endorsement. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Janie Myers at 812-243-3062 or email myers4coroner@gmail.com.
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.
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.
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.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books, rhymes, and songs while letting your baby experience a group setting for the first time. Thirty minutes of free play will follow storytime.
Ages 8 and up: May the Fourth be with you! Use materials and instructions from the Maker Cart to create the droids you are looking for. Or take elements from the cart and design your own project.
Ages 21 & Up: In Stephen King's novel 11/22/63, Jake
Epping is a reluctant time-traveler, recruited by the
middle-aged proprietor of a diner with a time portal
in his pantry and a mission he can't complete due to
his failing health. When Jake resolves to take up the
same mission, he discovers that trying to change the past in order to
make a better future can have disastrous results.
The Vigo County Public Library is a county-approved voting
center for the 2020 Primary Election. Registered voters
should bring a valid Indiana driver's license or state-issued
ID card. The Main Library will open to the public at 6:00 a.m.
Voting polls will close at 6:00 p.m.
To check your voter registration record, preview your
ballot, or learn more about this year's election, visit
indianavoters.com.
Ages 0-5: Develop your child's early literacy development by listening to stories, singing, and dancing to music. After storytime, enjoy playtime or a craft.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Teresa McKinsey at 217.251.7548 or email 155memcare@ascseniorcare.com.
Ages 2-5: Interact with engaging books, sing, and move your body while building early literacy skills. Thirty minutes of free play will follow storytime.
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
identify 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.
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.
Make sure your baby is on track with the help of WIC,
even if you are not currently enrolled. WIC will provide
nutrition education, issue benefits, make appointments,
and share breastfeeding support. Learn more about WIC
at www.in.gov/isdh/19691.htm.
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 12-19: Learn to play the guitar and
to better understand basic music concepts
like melody, rhythm, and chords. No music
experience is required, but space is limited.
Adults: Enjoy refreshments as you play traditional and non-traditional Bingo every week. Prizes will be offered to the first to call out, "Bingo!" All levels of experience welcome. Cards and number markers will be provided.
This is not a Library
sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Missy McKanna at 812.238.7370 or email mmckanna@uhhg.org.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Brook Reinoehl at 812.201.0525 or email brook@mckinleyhillchurch.org.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer, Richard Cooper at 812.239.1177 or email rcooper62@frontier.com.
Ages 12 & Up: Escape an underwater shipwreck. Hang
glide through a tropical landscape. Navigate zero gravity or
destroy robot monsters before they destroy you. With the
HTC ViveT virtual reality headset, you can immerse yourself
in exciting worlds, take on new challenges, and survive
against all odds.
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.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books, rhymes, and songs while letting your baby experience a group setting for the first time. Thirty minutes of free play will follow storytime.
All Ages: Therapy dogs from Love on a Leash®
will provide a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere
in which kids of any reading level can practice
their reading skills. Bring your favorite reading
material or choose from books and magazines
provided by the Library.
To reserve a time slot at West Branch Library,
call 812.235.2121.
Ages 0-5: Join VCPL for stories, songs,
and conversation. Learn how to encourage
interaction, improve motor skills, develop
speech, and strengthen pre-reading skills.
Ages 12 & Up: You've recorded your new
song or podcast episode, but you're not
ready to release it just yet. Prepare your
project for the next step and learn basic
sound editing techniques with Audacity®,
a multi-track, easy-to-use audio editor.
Ages 0-5: Develop your child's early literacy development by listening to stories, singing, and dancing to music. After storytime, enjoy playtime or a craft.
Ages 2-5: Interact with engaging books, sing, and move your body 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 12-19: Plan exciting events like Fandom Prom and
escape rooms with the Teen Advisory Board (TAB). Interact
with other passionate volunteers to implement popular
trends, create incredible programs, and be a positive role
model. TAB meets monthly and welcomes all newcomers.
In 2006, the documentary An Inconvenient Truth
catapulted United States Vice President Al Gore's
campaign to raise awareness about climate change
into the heart of popular culture. In 2016, An Inconvenient Sequel:
Truth to Power focuses on Gore's continued mission to battle
climate change as he travels around the world to train new climate
champions, influence international climate policy, and spread the
message that the perils of climate change can be overcome by
human ingenuity and passion.
Ages 12-19: Learn to play the guitar and
to better understand basic music concepts
like melody, rhythm, and chords. No music
experience is required, but space is limited.
Ages 0-5: Join VCPL for stories, songs, and conversation at Fresh Thyme Farmers Market. Learn how to encourage interaction, improve motor skills, develop speech, and strengthen pre-reading skills. Breakfast will be provided by Fresh Thyme Farmers Market starting at 10:00 a.m.
Adults: Enjoy refreshments as you play traditional and non-traditional Bingo every week. Prizes will be offered to the first to call out, "Bingo!" All levels of experience welcome. Cards and number markers will be provided.
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 12-19: Are you a Jedi or a demogorgon hunter?
Break out your best fandom-inspired costume and
celebrate as your favorite character at the 5th Annual
Fandom Prom. Dance the night away with your friends and
DJ Danny Wayne or hit up the game room for tabletop
and card gaming. Cosplay is encouraged, but please leave
your realistic weapons at home. Prizes will be awarded
for Scariest, Funniest, Best Duo/Group, and Best
Individual Costumes. Pick up begins promptly at 8:00 p.m.
Please register all participants separately.
Sustainable art has many interpretations, including
the creation of earthworks and environmental
art. View examples of the unique ways that these
art forms have been created, then produce an
artistic piece that reflects your interpretation of
sustainable art.
Ages 9 & Up: Explore the latest printing technology available
in 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 printers
independently must complete this class.
Did you know that the material used in class has little impact
on the environment? The PLA filament used to create your
models will biodegrade in 18-24 months.
All Ages: Therapy dogs from Love on a Leash will provide a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere in which kids of any reading level can practice their reading skills. Bring your favorite reading material or choose from books and magazines that will be provided by the Library. To reserve a time slot at the Main Library, call 812.232.1113, ext 4242.
Register Online
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Main Library
Youth Services Multipurpose Room, Youth Services Program Room
Ages 9 & Up: Explore the latest printing technology available
in 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 printers
independently must complete this class.
Did you know that the material used in class has little impact
on the environment? The PLA filament used to create your
models will biodegrade in 18-24 months.
Do you have items at home that are broken? Don't throw them away! Bring them
to the Repair Fair and let an experienced repair technician help you fix them.
Ages 9 & Up: Explore the latest printing technology available
in 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 printers
independently must complete this class.
Did you know that the material used in class has little impact
on the environment? The PLA filament used to create your
models will biodegrade in 18-24 months.
Reduce waste, improve your health, and save money by
learning how to make deodorant, hand sanitizer, toothpaste,
and tooth powder to take home with reTHink. You will also
receive a VCPL No Waste Kit for dining on-the-go that
includes cutlery, a reusable straw, and a cloth napkin to use
instead of disposable items. Space is limited to 15 attendees.
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.
Ages 0-24 months: Listen to books, rhymes, and songs while letting your baby experience a group setting for the first time. Thirty minutes of free play will follow storytime.
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.
Ages 9 & Up: Explore the latest printing technology available
in 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 printers
independently must complete this class.
Did you know that the material used in class has little impact
on the environment? The PLA filament used to create your
models will biodegrade in 18-24 months.
Ages 0-5: Develop your child's early literacy development by listening to stories, singing, and dancing to music. After storytime, enjoy playtime or a craft.
Ages 9 & Up: Explore the latest printing technology available
in 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 printers
independently must complete this class.
Did you know that the material used in class has little impact
on the environment? The PLA filament used to create your
models will biodegrade in 18-24 months.
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 2-5: Interact with engaging books, sing, and move your body 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.
Create two fabric bags using the Library's sewing machines.
Keep one for yourself and donate the other to a local
group to be filled with hygiene products and distributed to
community members in need.
Ages 9-12: In ParaNorman, a stop-motion, animated film, a young
boy who can communicate with ghosts attempts to break a
300-year-old curse on his hometown.
Ages 12-19: Learn to play the guitar and
to better understand basic music concepts
like melody, rhythm, and chords. No music
experience is required, but space is limited.
Adults: Enjoy refreshments as you play traditional and non-traditional Bingo every week. Prizes will be offered to the first to call out, "Bingo!" All levels of experience welcome. Cards and number markers will be provided.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Brook Reinoehl at 812.201.0525 or email brook@mckinleyhillchurch.org.
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 9-19: Step up to the microphone and
get started with basic podcast equipment.
Learn how to use the equipment properly,
improvise a short segment with a friend,
and record with Audacity®. Those who
complete this class may reserve the
podcasting equipment at the Youth
Services desk to use on their own. No
experience is necessary.
Ages 12 & Up: Escape an underwater shipwreck. Hang
glide through a tropical landscape. Navigate zero gravity or
destroy robot monsters before they destroy you. With the
HTC ViveT virtual reality headset, you can immerse yourself
in exciting worlds, take on new challenges, and survive
against all odds.
Ages 0-5: Develop your child's early literacy development by listening to stories, singing, and dancing to music. After storytime, enjoy playtime or a craft.
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 12-19: The fi m adaption of a popular Broadway musical, Rent
follows a group of impoverished New York City artists as they struggle
to make a living while coping with the lingering effects of the
HIV/AIDS crisis that began in the early 1980s.
Adults: Enjoy refreshments as you play traditional and non-traditional Bingo every week. Prizes will be offered to the first to call out, "Bingo!" All levels of experience welcome. Cards and number markers will be provided.
Ages 9-19: Are you brave enough to eat
a cricket? An ant? A wasp larva? Learn
about alternative types of protein that
are better for the environment than
traditional meat. Test your food fortitude
by tasting some insect dishes for yourself,
and ask Purdue Extension's Tabby Flinn
your insect-related questions.
Ages 12 & Up: You've recorded your new
song or podcast episode, but you're not
ready to release it just yet. Prepare your
project for the next step and learn basic
sound editing techniques with Audacity®,
a multi-track, easy-to-use audio editor.
This is not a Library sponsored event. For additional information, contact the meeting organizer Brook Reinoehl at 812.201.0525 or email brook@mckinleyhillchurch.org.
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.
Bonjour! Hello! Please join us as we take a journey to France! We will be exploring the country known for gourmet food, chic fashion, and sleek automobiles. We'll also look at the history and culture, and France's commitment to sustainability. We'll end with a virtual tour of the beautiful and historic sites of Paris.
Learn the basics of repair and maintenance
with Rich Moore, avid cyclist and manager
of the Griffin Bike Park. Rich will focus
on the ABCs of cycling - air (in the tires);
brakes (working correctly); and chain (rust-free and tight) - to teach you how to keep
riding throughout the year. Tools will be
available to make adjustments on your own
bike at this event.
