Join the Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center for in-person viewings and discussions on the 6-part documentary "The 1619 Project." In keeping with the original project, the series “aims to re-frame the country's history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans at the very center of the United States' national […]
**SOLD OUT** From the Ides of March to Hancock Counties' first homicide, the Jones Mansion will bring you a few actual forgotten murders. With success comes a dark side of individuals who took the crooked path to committing homicide. Men, women and even some children were perpetrators to murder. Beginning with a short refreshment hour […]
Join the Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center for in-person viewings and discussions on the 6-part documentary "The 1619 Project." In keeping with the original project, the series “aims to re-frame the country's history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans at the very center of the United States' national […]
Christopher Winslow, Director of the Ohio Sea Grant College Program, will visit the library to talk about the issues facing Lake Erie and the amazing restoration efforts underway.
Plan to attend the Master Gardeners' Spring Seminar! Presenters and topics include: Pam Bennet, "Year-Round Color in the Garden" Hal Mann, "Making Rain Gardens work with Native Plants" Denise Ellsworth, […]
Learn the basics of podcasting in this 75-minute workshop presented by Robert Thomas, Assistant Professor of Broadcast Media Technology at Owens Community College!
Want to learn how to fold origami? Come join along with other teens at the library to learn how to fold origami with Japanese students from the University of Findlay. All skill levels are invited to attend. This program is for teens in grades 6-12. Registration is required, register at findlaylibrary.org.
Learn about native plants of Ohio, and how to incorporate them into both your own yard as well as conservation/restoration projects. This event is presented by the Blanchard River Watershed Partnership.
Learn about Great Lakes connections to the story of the Titanic – its building, first trip, and sinking. This program is presented by Ellen Kennedy, Education and Visitor Experience Director for the National Museum of the Great Lakes.
Spring is finally here, so join your friends at the library to celebrate by decorating a flowerpot! Space is limited and registration is required, register at findlaylibrary.org. Please register everyone (children and adults) who plan to paint a pot. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Come craft with your friends at the library on the last Wednesday of each month! During the March program you will create a free craft, pressed flower lanterns. Registration is […]
