Adults

Register below to join us on Zoom to discuss "Paris in the Present Tense" by Mark Helprin.

Join us for a conversation with some local veterans to celebrate our military heroes.

Join us around town for surprise give-a-ways while supplies last, stories, crafts, and games with the Bookmobile! Come and visit us at these locations:

Fort Findlay Coffee & Doughnuts 9:00 AM 10:30 AM
Lowes 11:00 AM -12:30PM
Riverside Park 1:00 PM-2:30 PM

Each month we will have a new take home kit with the spices and herbs youll need to make a different recipe from around the world. This month we are making ropa vieja to celebrate Caribbean-American Heritage Month! The kits will be available to pick up June
20th-25th. Reserve a kit below.
If you would like it sent to Arlington or the bookmobile please put that in by your name.

Staff Use

The Fifth-Third Bank Financial Empowerment Mobile is stopping by the library! Hop on board to get assistance viewing your credit report, brush up on fraud awareness, attend home ownership seminars, and more!

The eBus will be stationed in our Broadway Street parking lot on Tuesday, June 7 from 9am-1pm. We hope to see you there!

Family separation was a brutal practice in the slavery business of America. The "Lost Friends" advertisements published in "The Southwestern Christian Advocate" during the late 1800s and early 1900s by freed slaves looking for lost loved ones reveal a sophisticated use of unique African American rhetorical traditions. Learn about these advertisements as well as how Findlay played a special role in the lives of two individuals during this time in American history. Presented by local researcher Ann Arbaugh.

Not sure how to get started with insurance policies? Bryan Courtney from Shelter Insurance will be here to explain the basics of home and auto, and touch on other common coverages in our area. Please register below or by contacting the library reference desk at 419-422-1737.

Join Kirsten Seele, dietitian and health coach from NWO Health and Wellness, for more information, tips, and tricks on how to navigate healthy eating while on a budget. She will discuss both grocery store and restaurant options to show a variety of ways to eat nutritious foods without breaking the bank.

Our July Eat Well/Live Well program will be "Make Your Salads Fresh Again". Join us on Wednesday, July 6 as Extension Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, Jennifer Little, shares about fresh ideas for making this summer staple. Register below!