Upcoming Events

Story Hour is a program for 4, 5, and 6 year-old children.  Typically the program lasts approximately 25-35 minutes with stories, fingerplays, songs, and a craft.

Toddler Time is a story program including stories, songs, activities and a craft for children ages 2 to 3 and a caregiver. Registration is required. Please notify us of any allergies or concerns. After June 10, call 824-1612 to register.

Birth to 2 ½ years with an adult. Story program for our youngest patrons. Registration requested.

Story Hour is a program for 4, 5, and 6 year-old children.  Typically the program lasts approximately 25-35 minutes with stories, fingerplays, songs, and a craft.

Grades 6-12. One of Neverwinter's magical bookshops has been attacked, and it's up to you to save it! But can you survive all the mayhem that's been unleashed?

Grades 6-12. One of Neverwinter's magical bookshops has been attacked, and it's up to you to save it! But can you survive all the mayhem that's been unleashed?

Create or try out a new craft each month. All supplies provided. In honor of the Olympics in Paris, make an easy George Seurat-inspired painting of the Eiffel Tower using Q-tips and paint. Registration required. 

Stress busting afternoon featuring Adult Coloring in a restful setting with soft music and snacks. Drop-in program.

Grades 6-12. Do you wish you had a say in Teen Programming at the Library? Do you need volunteer credit? Join the Teen Advisory Board! You don’t need to sign up--just show up for the TAB meetings on the last We

Ages 12+. Members help each other, learn new things, and obtain a greater appreciation for local history and genealogy research. Registration appreciated, but not required. 

Grades 6-12. For all the teens who have completed the Summer Reading Program (by reading 500 pages or more), come enjoy an after-hours party just for you!

Ages 18 plus. Come and enjoy a lively game of Bingo with everyone's favorite librarian named Jason! Registration is required. 

Grades 6-12. Teen Gaming Club is held the first Monday of every month. Bring your own device or play the library's provided console on the big projector screen! Gaming Club is also open to trading card games and board games.

Stress busting afternoon featuring Adult Coloring in a restful setting with soft music and snacks. Drop-in program.

Event is only open to those adults who have finished the Summer Reading Program. You'll receive a "ticket/flyer" for the event once you finish. Registration is appreciated. Enjoy food and a few activities.

Join us for a book discussion on the second Thursday of each month. Pick up a copy of the book at the Main Library prior to the discussion. Get a list of upcoming books at the library.

An eclectic group that reads an eclectic selection of both fiction and non-fiction. Come join us, you just might discover some new stories to love!

All skill levels are welcome to the Adult Computer Club. This is not a class. Members help each other, try new things, explore the internet and learn something new in a fun, friendly atmosphere. Great for seniors.

Stress busting afternoon featuring Adult Coloring in a restful setting with soft music and snacks. Drop-in program.

Learn about iPads Apps that you can use in your everyday life and fun tricks for using your iPad. You must bring your own iPad to attend.

Cook, Talk, Taste is the tastiest group in the library. Join us on the second Tuesday of the month from 6-7 pm to talk about cooking, eat delicious foods, and chat with friends.

The Library Board meets on the second Tuesday of each month (excluding May) at 6:30 PM in the Main Library, unless otherwise noted. The May library board meeting is held on the second Tuesday of May at the Ossian Branch Library. 

Each month you can enjoy a brief activity geared for seniors and a movie. Enjoy popcorn and refreshments. Sponsored by the Bluffton Parks Department and the library. 

The Friends of the Library Board meets at 5:30 pm on the third Thursday of the month in January, March, May, August, and October. Board officers are elected at the annual meeting in April.