This month the students will receive a copy of the book Lawn Boy by Gary Paulsen. If anyone is interested in joining the bookclub, no need to sign up, just show up and join the fun!
This program offers young people the opportunity to increase their STEM skills by working through various challenges using fun games and toys. Each participant works at their own pace and tracks their progress. Emphasis is placed on following directions, working in order and progressing through increasing levels of difficulty.
Come and enjoy stories, songs, and crafts with us! We will be reading some of the same stories that we read at Stories For Littles on Thursdays. This evening Storytime is meant to give those who work during the day a chance to come and participate with their children! No need to sign up! Children…
Drop in with your questions or seek advice on locating reference materials to help further your family research.Need help with equipment in the room? Do you want to try a new strategy? Jill will be available in the Genealogy room to assist you and to help you choose next steps in your research.Check with Jill to…
Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come for a creative experience using the library's art supplies! Art can be a great way to help children develop motor skills, and also encourage imagination and creative expression! We will have a different variety of supplies out each month, including crayons, stickers, watercolors, finger paints, and…
Come over to Dubois Branch Library after school from 3:15 - 4:30pmEnjoy games, snacks and craftsAges 8-18February 6, 13, 20, 27No Registration
Teens and tweens are invited to come and do their homework/study in a safe environment with dedicated space just for them. Tired of studying or done with your homework? Join us for one of our chill options: crafts, STEM, or games. Snacks will be provided. No registration is required.
Learn some basic beginner watercolor painting at Dubois Branch Library on Wednesday, February 28, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. We will paint three separate pieces of paper then construct our plants in a pot. Registration is Required!Ages 16+
Attend the Roots Tech Conference for Genealogy held in Salt Lake City Utah....Virtually...at the Jasper Public Library. Classes run nearly "round the clock" from Thursday to Saturday. Feb. 29 to March 2. Plan to attend some or all of the classes available during library hours. Topics of classes will be posted in the Genealogy Room prior…
Children 5 and under, come and enjoy stories, songs and crafts!
It's A Leap Year! Stop by and party with us. Weather permitting, we'll have a Bounce House for everyone to leap in! We'll have 'Frog' and 'Space' activities for all ages. There will also be treats. No reservation necessary!
Yoga for older adults and those with mobility issuesMust register by calling the library
Attend the Roots Tech Conference for Genealogy held in Salt Lake City Utah....Virtually...at the Jasper Public Library. Classes run nearly "round the clock" from Thursday to Saturday. Feb. 29 to March 2. Plan to attend some or all of the classes available during library hours. Topics of classes will be posted in the Genealogy Room…
Back by popular demand, Samantha Gray from Fire Horse Yoga will be here from 9:15-10:15AM on 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19 and 4/26. (Not 3/29 due to Holiday).
Attend the Roots Tech Conference for Genealogy held in Salt Lake City Utah....Virtually...at the Jasper Public Library. Classes run nearly "round the clock" from Thursday to Saturday. Feb. 29 to March 2. Plan to attend some or all of the classes available during library hours. Topics of classes will be posted in the Genealogy Room…
Our Second Annual "Cereal-sly" Fun Event will be on Saturday, March 2nd. We'll be collecting boxes of cereal and donating them to the Dubois County Food Bank. But first, we'll line them all up & topple them like dominoes! If you can't make it that day, you are welcome to donate the boxes in advance!We'll…
In conjunction with our "Cerealsly Fun Day", Teens or Adults can make a Pop Tart-like pillow! Register at www.jdcpl.us
Homeschool families are invited to join us for a morning of learning and making connections within the homeschool community. Jasper Public Library in coordination with Jasper Community Arts will be presenting a rotating series of homeschool programs that are open to all ages of homeschoolers. The rotation includes STEM, history and geography, art, and literature. …
Homeschool families are invited to join us for a afternoon of learning and making connections within the homeschool community. Jasper Public Library in coordination with Jasper Community Arts will be presenting a rotating series of homeschool programs that are open to all ages of homeschoolers. The rotation includes STEM, history and geography, art, and literature. …
This month, we will be tracing heart shapes to make the leaves of shamrocks. Then we will paint them to make lucky-green pieces of artwork, just in time for St. Patrick's Day! All ages welcome, all supplies provided! Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult, please. Registration is required and…
Drop in with your questions or seek advice on locating reference materials to help further your family research.Need help with equipment in the room? Do you want to try a new strategy? Jill will be available in the Genealogy room to assist you and to help you choose next steps in your research.Check with Jill to…
Share with other researchers the experiences you have had using church records and cemetery records to uncover information about your family. Participation will include online instruction as well as group discussion and accessing records held in the JPL genealogy room. Registration is encouraged to allow for materials prior to the video program, however walk-ins are…
Stop by after school and create a masterpiece using our paint supplies! We will have blank and pre-sketched canvases available!No sign up necessary.
This group will meet on the 1st Wednesday morning of each month to enjoy knitting, crochet and other needlecrafts. Bring your needlecrafts and come share tips, hints and conversation.
Get to know other Homeschool families at Dubois Branch Library for an afternoon of Arts & Crafts!No Registration Required!Open for All Ages, children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Parents and caregivers are invited to join us for some fun stories, rhymes, songs and sensory play at the library. This is an excellent way to introduce your child to early literacy. It’s a perfect opportunity for you and your child to enjoy socialization also with others. No sign up is needed.
Children 5 and under, come and enjoy stories, songs and crafts!
Learn about Planets during Storytime at Dubois Branch Library on Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 11:30 a.m. We will read stories about planets, create a planet craft, as well as having toys out to play with!No Registration needed!Ages 2-6, Children under 8 must have adult.
Yoga for older adults and those with mobility issuesMust register by calling the library
Samantha Gray from Fire Horse Yoga will be here from 9:15-10:15AM on 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19 and 4/26. (Not 3/29 due to Holiday).
Join us as we watch and discuss a documentary about the Notorious RBG who fought tirelessly for the rights of women. Ruth Bader Ginsberg faced many challenges in becoming a lawyer at a time when women were not wanted in the legal profession. In 1956, she was one of only nine women at Harvard Law…
more: Celebrate International Women’s Day With the Notorious RBG
The Friends Of The Ferdinand Library Book Sale is held on the second Saturday of each month. You can enter the Library Basement from the inside or by using the outside north door near the Ferdinand Community Center parking lot. Most paperbacks are $.50 and most hardcovers are $1. The Friends also welcome donations of…
more: March Basement Book Sale by Friends Of The Ferdinand Library
Prepare for the April 8th eclipse! Come to the Dubois Branch Library on Saturday, March 9 at 11 am for a special presentation by Solar System Ambassador and Evansville Astronomical Society President, Tony Bryan.All ages are welcome. No registration necessary.
All ages are welcome to stop by between 3:15-7. We'll have all kinds of crafts (earrings, keychains, activity booklets, etc. etc. etc.) We'll also have fun snacks like Sunny D, Starburst, Sun Chips & Milky Way while supplies last! What a great opportunity to celebrate this memorable event in our lifetimes. Come at 3 to…
We are honored and excited to have Tony Bryan, President of the Evansville Astronomical Society, here to speak about the 2024 Solar Eclipse. It is sure to be both entertaining and educational. We welcome families and people of all ages. Mr. Bryan is the Keynote to kick off (3-4PM) our Totality Awesome Eclipse Party that will …
The State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will be available on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 10am-6pm. Meet with a trained SHIP counselor for assistance with Medicare questions, options, and coverage needs. APPOINTMENT REQUIREDCall 812-567-2027 to make an appointment.
Drop in with your questions or seek advice on locating reference materials to help further your family research.Need help with equipment in the room? Do you want to try a new strategy? Jill will be available in the Genealogy room to assist you and to help you choose next steps in your research.Check with Jill to…
Come over to Dubois Branch Library after school from 3:15 - 4:30pmEnjoy games, snacks and craftsAges 8-18March 5, 12, 19No Registration
Teens and tweens are invited to come and do their homework/study in a safe environment with dedicated space just for them. Tired of studying or done with your homework? Join us for one of our chill options: crafts, STEM, or games. Snacks will be provided. No registration is required.
Join Dubois Branch Library on Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. to paint your own space themed suncatcher! Choose 2 suncatchers from four designs and paint them in your own creative style. Ages 6 and up, under 8 must be accompanied by adultRegistration is Required!
Happy Pi Day! Stop by for a moon pie or oatmeal pie while supplies last! Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant — the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter — which is…
Children 5 and under, come and enjoy stories, songs and crafts!
Join us for the Afternoon Book Club, new members are always welcome. Stop by the Information Desk at the Library to pick up the book club monthly read anytime. We encourage all Adult and Young Adult readers to join us at any time.
Yoga for older adults and those with mobility issuesMust register by calling the library
Samantha Gray from Fire Horse Yoga will be here from 9:15-10:15AM on 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19 and 4/26. (Not 3/29 due to Holiday).
All adults and teens are invited to join us for bingo and coffee. There will be prizes for winners! This is a free event. No registration is required.
Families can stop in anytime between 10 and 11:30 am to make a box pinhole projector that can be used to view the eclipse on April 8. PARTICIPANTS MUST BRING THEIR OWN BOX- BOXES WILL NOT BE SUPPLIED. A long cardboard box is recommended, but a box of any kind will do. Other supplies will…
Kids can sign up for this fun lego tournament that will have a space theme. There will be different timed rounds where they will be asked to build a certain lego project. The projects will be judged, and the top 3 that have the most points will compete in the final round. Prizes will be…
This program offers young people the opportunity to increase their STEM skills by working through various challenges using fun games and toys. Each participant works at their own pace and tracks their progress. Emphasis is placed on following directions, working in order and progressing through increasing levels of difficulty.
Come paint your own interpretation of a Galaxy at Dubois Branch Library on Monday, March 18, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. Get a black canvas and add painted stars, paint your planets, then glue on planets and glow in the dark stars. Ages 7 and up, under 8 must be accompanied by an adultRegistration is Required!
Come and enjoy stories, songs, and crafts with us! We will be reading some of the same stories that we read at Stories For Littles on Thursdays. This evening Storytime is meant to give those who work during the day a chance to come and participate with their children! No need to sign up! Children…
Drop in with your questions or seek advice on locating reference materials to help further your family research.Need help with equipment in the room? Do you want to try a new strategy? Jill will be available in the Genealogy room to assist you and to help you choose next steps in your research.Check with Jill to…
Come over to Dubois Branch Library after school from 3:15 - 4:30pmEnjoy games, snacks and craftsAges 8-18March 5, 12, 19No Registration
All adults and teens are welcome to join us for an adventure escape. We will explore a different country each month. We will use our senses to travel and enjoy a new destination. Our adventure will include crafts, snacks, and spices of the region. We hope you will join us! Registration is required for this…
This live Webinar is being offered through Legacy Family Tree Webinars and is a LIVE presentation allowing us to ask questions of the presenter. Please come prior to the 1:00 start time so that we don't miss any of the program. " 7 Tips for Using AI as Your Genealogy Assistant" presented by Dana Leeds, professional…
more: Webinar Wednesday: Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Genealogy
Teens and tweens are invited to come and do their homework/study in a safe environment with dedicated space just for them. Tired of studying or done with your homework? Join us for one of our chill options: crafts, STEM, or games. Snacks will be provided. No registration is required.
Parents and caregivers are invited to join us for some fun stories, rhymes, songs and sensory play at the library. This is an excellent way to introduce your child to early literacy. It’s a perfect opportunity for you and your child to enjoy socialization also with others. No sign up is needed.
Children 5 and under, come and enjoy stories, songs and crafts!
Celebrate the start of Spring and Prepare for Easter during Storytime at Dubois Branch Library on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. Hear Easter/Spring stories, make a few crafts and play with toys! Ages 2-6, under 8 must be accompanied by an adultNo registration required
Yoga for older adults and those with mobility issuesMust register by calling the library
Samantha Gray from Fire Horse Yoga will be here on 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19, & 4/26 from 9:15-10:15AM!
Come to the community room to enjoy all things Pokémon! Watch movies, bring your video games, participate in our challenges to win badges, and more! All ages welcome, no registration required. Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult, please.
All teens and tweens are invited to make some moon sand magic! Each person that attends will get to make and take their very own moon sand. No registration required. Available while supplies last.
For those ages 8 and up. Join us to build LEGO robots using the LEGO WeDo Boost and Mindstorms sets. Start with the LEGO WeDo and eventually work your way up to the LEGO Mindstorms. Parents are strongly encouraged to participate.
Have aliens been with us all along? Teens and tweens will add their presence into some famous artwork. Participants will also get to paint a picture frame to take home with them. No registration is required, available on a first come first serve basis while supplies last.
Join us for some family bingo fun! Winners will get to take home solar eclipse themed prizes. There will be special rounds which will include: an alien slime round (slip and slide through slime to find your prize), Mars bowling ( knock down all the planets to find your prize), and a moon landing round (your prize will…
Stop by Dubois Branch Library's Community Room on Monday, March 25, 2024 from 11:00 am through 3:00 pm and enjoy Open Craft Day!Choose from a wide variety of craft kits and color your own outside toys (kites, pinwheels, visors, frisbees). While supplies lasts. Open to ALL AGES!No Registration Required!
Join us for some family bingo fun! Winners will get to take home solar eclipse themed prizes. There will be special rounds which will include: an alien slime round (slip and slide through slime to find your prize), Mars bowling ( knock down all the planets to find your prize), and a moon landing round (your prize will…
Blast off with Giant Candyland! Join us as we take the classic game to outer space! No registration is required and this free event is open to all ages. Please check out a play pack from the front desk before heading to the Atrium.
Drop in with your questions or seek advice on locating reference materials to help further your family research.Need help with equipment in the room? Do you want to try a new strategy? Jill will be available in the Genealogy room to assist you and to help you choose next steps in your research.Check with Jill to…
Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come for a creative experience using the library's art supplies! Art can be a great way to help children develop motor skills, and also encourage imagination and creative expression! We will have a different variety of supplies out each month, including crayons, stickers, watercolors, finger paints, and…
Blast off with Giant Candyland! Join us as we take the classic game to outer space! No registration is required and this free event is open to all ages. Please check out a play pack from the front desk before heading to the Atrium.
The entire family is invited to paint their own galaxy! We will showing you the splatter paint technique for making stars and creating the perfect galaxy. Top your galaxy off with glitter or glow in the dark stars. Snack on galaxy themed treats as you work. This is a free event that does require registration…
Blast off with Giant Candyland! Join us as we take the classic game to outer space! No registration is required and this free event is open to all ages. Please check out a play pack from the front desk before heading to the Atrium.
Children 5 and under, come and enjoy stories, songs and crafts!
We will be making and decorating houses for marshmallow peeps! Think gingerbread houses, but spring-themed. The best part is, lots of tasty sweet treats! Kids of all ages are welcome, and all supplies are provided. Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult, please. Registration is required for this program, and…
All ages are invited to join us for our Potato Fashion Show! Stop by the library to pick up a free potato to decorate and entry forms any time between now and April 24th. Dress up your potato in an outfit of your choosing/design. Fill out the forms. Make sure you turn in your potato…
Homeschool families are invited to join us for a morning of learning and making connections within the homeschool community. Jasper Public Library in coordination with Jasper Community Arts will be presenting a rotating series of homeschool programs that are open to all ages of homeschoolers. The rotation includes STEM, history and geography, art, and literature. …
Homeschool families are invited to join us for a afternoon of learning and making connections within the homeschool community. Jasper Public Library in coordination with Jasper Community Arts will be presenting a rotating series of homeschool programs that are open to all ages of homeschoolers. The rotation includes STEM, history and geography, art, and literature. …
Drop in with your questions or seek advice on locating reference materials to help further your family research.Need help with equipment in the room? Do you want to try a new strategy? Jill will be available in the Genealogy room to assist you and to help you choose next steps in your research.Check with Jill to…
The best way to get started in family history is to discover the items you already have in your house. This first class will teach you what to look for that you don’t realize you already have. This class is presented by genealogist Cheri Hudson Passey via a webinar but discussion will follow in the…
Teens, stop by after school and make a canvas painting, or paint/decorate a flower pot! No need to sign up!
This group will meet on the 1st Wednesday morning of each month to enjoy knitting, crochet and other needlecrafts. Bring your needlecrafts and come share tips, hints and conversation.
Get to know other Homeschool families at Dubois Branch Library for an afternoon of Arts & Crafts!No Registration Required!Open for All Ages, children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Parents and caregivers are invited to join us for some fun stories, rhymes, songs and sensory play at the library. This is an excellent way to introduce your child to early literacy. It’s a perfect opportunity for you and your child to enjoy socialization also with others. No sign up is needed.
Children 5 and under, come and enjoy stories, songs and crafts!
Enjoy a Colorful Storytime at Dubois Branch Library on Thursday, April 4, 2024 at 11:30 a.m. Enjoy stories to learn about colors, color mixing with fingerpaint, and plenty of toys! Ages 2-6, children under 8 must be accompanied by adults.No Registration Required!
Yoga for older adults and those with mobility issuesMust register by calling the library
Samantha Gray from Fire Horse Yoga will be here on 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19, & 4/26 from 9:15-10:15AM!
All adults and teens are invited to join us for bingo and coffee. There will be prizes for winners! This is a free event. No registration is required.
All ages are invited to join us for this dog mushing presentation with Karen Land, who has run the sled dog race in Alaska known as the Iditarod. Karen will bring one of her sled dogs along with her sled and equipment used in the race. Join us for this interesting program in the Atrium.…
For those ages 8 and up. Join us to build LEGO robots using the LEGO WeDo Boost and Mindstorms sets. Start with the LEGO WeDo and eventually work your way up to the LEGO Mindstorms. Parents are strongly encouraged to participate.
