Event List

3733 Hamilton-Cleves Road

Ages 12 - 18. Join us for an evening of fun! The monthly movie is:

     April 30 – “Smurfs” (2025)

Ages 12 - 18. A social support group for LGBTQIA+ youth. Each month, we do a different activity, including art, games, movies and more. Come make new friends or bond with current ones! 

Get ready to swing into the stacks! Join Miami University’s Swing Club for a lively evening of music, movement and fun as they teach you the basics of swing dancing right in the library lobby. No experience or partner needed!

For families with children under 6 years of age. Enjoy a hands-on story time that promotes curiosity and learning. 

Ages 7 - 11. Learn some simple book binding techniques and take home your own creation!

Just like Bingo, but with music! We'll play some fantastic summer hits and you will listen for the song titles instead of numbers to win and sing along. Test out your Singo skills for multiple chances to win prizes.

Families. Come meet members of the 501st legion and a Jedi! Drop in for Star Wars themed activities and a chance to win a themed prize!

Suggested for ages 4 - 11. Ahoy there, mateys! School is out so hoist the Jolly Roger as we fly off to Neverland to explore J. M. Barrie’s classic fairy tale–with a swashbuckling twist: everyone is a pirate!

6711 Morris Road, Fairfield Township

Join us each month for an enjoyable discussion of books.

  May 5 – Good Dirt by Charmaine Wilkerson

A book club for 20- and 30-somethings who want good books, good vibes and good friends. Meets at Gaslight Brewhouse 325 S College Ave.

May 5 – Checkout 19 by Claire-Louise Bennett

Ages 12 - up. Bring a digital photo on a flash drive or cloud storage and learn how to trace it on our digital drawing tablets.

This book club features a wide range of queer books with prominent LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC representation.

May 6 – The No-Girlfriend Rule by Christen Randall (in-person visit with the author!)

Listen to a different true crime podcast each month and then come to join the discussion! Maura Murray disappeared in 2004 during a 10-minute gap of time.

3733 Hamilton-Cleves Road

Professors John Bailer and Rosemary Pennington from the Stats + Stories podcast and book authors of Statistics Behind the Headlines help us to understand the research and analysis behind the claims in news stories.

Join one of these great groups meeting across the library’s service area.

May 9 – The Astral Library by Kate Quinn

Meeting at the Oxford Lane Library

Ages 3 - 6. Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (Miami University). Enjoy a story time and related art activity at Oxford’s very own art museum!

A continuation of our adventures in Saltmarsh. New players are always welcome!

Bring cuttings of your favorite house plant to swap with other plant lovers and learn how to make Kokedama, a Japanese gardening art form meaning “moss ball”.

Ages 12 - 18. Hang out in the Teen Zone for a quiet place to study or take a break with a craft and a snack. Snacks will be provided.