Week Calendar

Families. Explore fun stories, songs and rhymes in this interactive story time geared towards ages 2 - 6. (Thursday story times are repeats of Wednesday sessions.)

Suggested for ages 12 - 24 months. Enjoy different themes each week that will include fun stories, songs and rhymes and interactive sensory play!

Ages 3 - 6. Learn basic food safety and preparation skills. Create your own no-bake appetizers! (Include any food allergies in the comment section of the registration form.)

Ages 8 - 13. Learn about potential and kinetic energy while we tackle the fun challenge of constructing our own foam ball roller coasters. (Will involve use of a hot glue gun.)

Start your day with a good book discussion! Selections will include a mix of bestselling titles and genres.

Nov 13 – The Keeper of Lost Things by Ruth Hogan

All ages (varies by game). Sign out a game at the Children’s Desk and set up to play in our Activity Room. We have a wide array of board, card and dice-based games available or bring your own.

A place for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to read, learn and make friends.

A place for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to read, learn and make friends. Anyone can participate, whatever their reading or ability level.

Native Stories: Three Sisters (Recommended for ages 4 - 7). Explore Native culture by participating in storytelling sessions and hands-on activities.

Ages 5 - 12. Join the community in a feature film event hosted by Talawanda and Miami University’s Asian American Associations. Participate in activities, discussions and try foods to learn more about Asian American representation.

Ages 12 - up. Stop by the Tech Center to explore fiber arts like knitting, crochet, felting and more! Join us in a relaxing and creative space to craft at your own pace. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own project to work on.

Ages 8 - 11. Join programmer and math enthusiast Sheena McCoy as we explore the wonders of mathematics through hands-on activities, problem-solving challenges and collaborative learning. 

Early Native Cultures: Food, Shelter, Water (Recommended for ages 8 - 12).

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Ages 8 - up. Welcome to your library lobby piano where music brings us together. Whether you’re a seasoned pianist, a beginner, or just want to listen, stop in and enjoy!

Ages 13 - 18. Join the community in a feature film event hosted by Talawanda and Miami University’s Asian American Associations. Participate in activities, discussions and try foods to learn more about Asian American representation.

Join acclaimed journalist and author Wil Haygood, in honor of Veterans Day, for an in-person preview reading and discussion of his forthcoming much anticipated book The War Within a War, to be published in February 2026.

Crafters and non-crafters unite and put your DIY skills to the test. Join us each month as we try a new craft.

    Nov 11 – Wooden Bead Harvest Corn

Learn new crochet stitches and use them to make squares. All skill levels welcome. Donated squares made will be used to benefit the Animal Friends Humane Society!

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation between Ukrainian author and public intellectual, Andrey Kurkov and Dr.

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

Nov 12 – The Wedding People by Alison Espach *

Step into worlds of fantasy and romance with us.

Nov 20 – When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker

Recommended for ages 8 - 12. In preparation for “Wicked: For Good”, listen to the songs from the musical while we create Wicked-themed crafts and engage in different activities. There will be snacks, music and plenty to do!

Ages 12 - 18. Find clues and solve puzzles to open all the combination locks on our treasure box! In the style of escape rooms, work together to solve the mystery and win the prizes.