Month Calendar

Participants are encouraged to express themselves creatively through various prompts and exercises. Whether it’s writing a short story or poem, drawing a picture, or making a collage, everyone has the opportunity to share. 

Join for a community conversation at Ashland University (AU Student Center Room ABCD (2nd floor)) as we partner with the Ashland Center for Nonviolence:  
- Sep: Not a Drop to Drink by Mindy McGinnis
- Oct: Solito by Javier Zamora

All aboard for a magical storytime adventure to the North Pole, ages 0-5 recommended. Choose the time that works best for your family. 

All aboard for a magical storytime adventure to the North Pole, ages 0-5 recommended. Choose the time that works best for your family. 

This program covers a wide range of topics related to healthy living, including information from outside presenters. 
- Dec: Make & Eat Gingerbread Cookies
- Jan: Music Therapy with University Hospital

"Sit, Stay, Read" is back at the library! This beloved program invites young readers to drop in and enjoy the unique experience of reading to a friendly therapy dog.

Grades K-5 can apply engineering and math skills by designing and constructing gingerbread houses. This hands-on activity fosters creativity and critical thinking in a festive, engaging environment.

Grades K-5 can apply engineering and math skills by designing and constructing gingerbread houses. This hands-on activity fosters creativity and critical thinking in a festive, engaging environment.

Grades 6-12 can apply engineering and math skills by designing and constructing gingerbread houses.

Teens and adults can join us for an afternoon of sipping on delicious boba tea, eating popcorn, and watching Princess Mononoke. Parents, please note Princess Mononoke is rated PG-13 due to violence.