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. 

All Ages: Stretch your wings and dive into the world of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Create a butterfly that would make author Eric Carle proud and follow in the steps of our hungry friend in our sensory walk.

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. 

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.

Leadership skills allow you to enjoy success in your career and have more control over your destiny. Contrary to popular belief, leadership skills can be learned and developed. Even if you don't hold a leadership position, this six week course will teach you how to use the principles of great leaders to achieve success in almost every aspect of your daily life. Participants will need to register with Gales Courses with a valid VCPL card. An additional 2 to 4 hours of online classwork will be necessary each week.

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.

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 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.

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.

Ages 0-5: Interact with engaging books, songs, lap bounces, and finger-plays as your children build their early literacy skills.

Dive deeper into the printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn more about printing software, design structures and terminology, and how to troubleshoot a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to register for Intermediate 3D printing must first complete Intro to 3D Printing.

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. 

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. 

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.

Leadership skills allow you to enjoy success in your career and have more control over your destiny. Contrary to popular belief, leadership skills can be learned and developed. Even if you don't hold a leadership position, this six week course will teach you how to use the principles of great leaders to achieve success in almost every aspect of your daily life. Participants will need to register with Gales Courses with a valid VCPL card. An additional 2 to 4 hours of online classwork will be necessary each week.

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. 

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. 

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 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.

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.

Use tinkercad.com, a free online tool that lets users create basic designs that can be downloaded and formatted for use on the 3D printers.  You will need to bring an email address to sign up for tinkercad.com

Born in Terre Haute, Birch Evans Bayh (January 22, 1928 - March 14, 2019) served as a member of the Indiana House of Representatives from 1954 to 1962 before being elected to the US Senate. He was influential in several pieces of significant legislation during his 25 year tenure as a US Senator (1963-1981), but he was best known for his passionate support of the Equal Rights Amendment. Bayh would later be dubbed "The Father of Title IX" for his landmark addition to the Higher Education Act of 1965. This piece of legislation banned gender discrimination in institutes of higher education and granted women equal opportunities in both public education and in the realm of sports. Bayh is further noted to be the only person since the Founding Fathers to have authored more than one constitutional amendment. In 1963, he introduced the 25th Amendment, which created a process for the transition of presidential power in case of death, disability, or resignation. Bayh also worked on the 26th Amendment in 1971; this amendment lowered the voting age to 18 in all federal, state, and local elections. Bayh's biographer, Robert Blaemire, will discuss the recently published book Birch Bayh: Making a Difference, which covers Bayh's prolific career and contributions, which continue to shape today's political landscape. Copies of the book will be available for purchase. Fred J. Nation, a lifelong resident of Terre Haute, will join Robert Blaemire at this event to discuss the Bayhs connection to Terre Haute and how they impacted local politics. As press secretary for both Senator Birch Bayh (1979-1980) and Governor Evan Bayh (1989-1996), Nation had a close personal and professional relationship with the Bayhs.

Dive deeper into the printing technology available at Haute Create. Learn more about printing software, design structures and terminology, and how to troubleshoot a 3D design file for print. Customers who wish to register for Intermediate 3D printing must first complete Intro to 3D Printing.

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 & Up: Test drive the HTC ViveT virtual reality headset by immersing yourself in a 3D environment. Many new virtual experiences have been added.

Leadership skills allow you to enjoy success in your career and have more control over your destiny. Contrary to popular belief, leadership skills can be learned and developed. Even if you don't hold a leadership position, this six week course will teach you how to use the principles of great leaders to achieve success in almost every aspect of your daily life. Participants will need to register with Gales Courses with a valid VCPL card. An additional 2 to 4 hours of online classwork will be necessary each week.

Which is better: the book or the movie? You decide. In Susan Collins' now-classic novel The Hunger Games, a post-apocalyptic North America is divided into twelve districts that are exploited by the wealthy Capitol for both resources and deadly amusement. After watching the film, discuss the differences between the movie and the book, the nature of dystopian worlds, and the examples of good versus poor leadership in the nation of Panem. 

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, Lisa Moore at lisabakermoore@gmail.com.

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. 

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.