Week Calendar

Stimulate and delight your child's senses. Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play. Build skills that will help your child grow up ready to read. Siblings are welcome.

Stimulate and delight your child’s senses. Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play.Build skills that will help your child grow up ready to read.Siblings are welcome.

Every-other Tuesday, 10:00am - 12:00pmStarting January 5 in the Small Meeting Room
Free and open to the public.

An ongoing peer-led gathering to develop prose writing skills.

Move… Relax… Gain flexibility… Breathe… Stretch… Gain strength.Rebecca Wood (and other instructors) will teach simple yoga poses.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Athens Public Library.

Ready to finally write down that great book idea? Join course leader and writer Jesse R. Stowe as he helps you develop your ideas and writing skills. Take part in detailed discussions on craft and the specific elements of writing (i.e.

Join Deb as we read, sing, play and create together.

Join Mary onThursday mornings at 10:30 for stories, songs, art, friends, special visitors
and FUN!!

For children
ages 0-5 and their grownups.

Call
740-753-2118 for more information.

Stimulate and delight your child's senses. Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play. Build skills that will help your child grow up ready to read. Siblings are welcome.

Stimulate and delight your child’s senses. Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play.Build skills that will help your child grow up ready to read.Siblings are welcome.

Join us for stories, songs and playful activities every Wednesday at 11 a.m.Designed to encourage a lifelong love of books and support early literacy skills.
Stay to play and visit with friends afterward!

Sharing our garden successes, our failures, techniques, plant choices – all things garden!Meeting every Friday at 11:00 am.

Enjoy stories, songs, and play with Taryn.

Do you have unfinishedsewing, quilting, crochet and knitting projects sitting in a drawer? Are you ready
for some new ideas and shortcuts? Do you

Stimulate and delight your child's senses. Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play.
Build skills that will help your child grow up ready to read.

Drop in and play Yu-Gi-Oh!, 3DS, Pokemon, Magic, or more!Bring your cards if you have some; if you don’t, come play anyway!Now in the Young Adult Area.Saturdays, 1pm-4:30pm

Move… Relax… Gain flexibility… Breathe… Stretch… Gain strengthInstructor Linda Cochran teaches simple yoga poses.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Athens Public Library.

Thisprogram will discuss energy efficiency in terms of shading,
evapo-transpiration, air movement and green roofs, while delving into
such factors as photosynthesis, roof/wall/area shading, windbreaks,

Spend Monday afternoons playing this popular fantasy, tabletop role-playing
game. You do NOT have to be an experienced player -- everyone is

Share stories and recipes from home and learn about food, stories, and games from other countries as well. Plus, plan food and activities for the 4th Annual Chauncey Campfire together with a small group of Ohio University students.

Create your own unique scratch art -- bring your imagination and we'll start painting!

Games, laughter, and solid information about prescription medications and street drugs from professional pharmacists.  Bring your questions and concerns; we'll be happy to help!

Join us for the movie The Tale of Despereaux, from the Newbery Award winning book by Kate DiCamillo.We'll watch the movie, do a craft and have a snack!For kids grades K-6.All library programs are free and open to the public.

What if the world suddenly discovered vampires, werewolves, and fairies living among us? How would the government
respond? How would they deal with supernatural crime? Local author E.A.

Join us after school on Tuesdays for a variety of great programs.Today we'll have a special guest - musician and naturalist Megan Bee!
For kids grades K-6.
All library programs are free and open to the public.

Explore the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly.  Use art materials to create caterpillars and butterflies.Sponsored by Friends of the Athens Public Library

Create your own unique scratch art -- bring your imagination and we'll start painting!

Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play.
Grades K-3.  Siblings welcome.

Adults with some yoga experience are invited to release stress and enhance their flexibility. 
Please bring a mat, blanket and strap.

Guided by various teachers.

Mondays, 5:30-6:30 pm.

Help us celebrate the completion of our new community green space. Food, revelry, and old-time musicians McElroy, Lensch, and Devore.Free and Open to the Public.

Meet each of the artists showing this month, and find out one-on-one the inspirations for their works and how they created them.  Pleasant
refreshments, savory and sweet, will be served in the Library Lobby,

Every Wednesday from 5 til 8 pm.Bring a project to work on and join us for knitting and conversation.
Beginners and kids are welcome.

Learn how to play award-winning board games from around the world!One hundred games will be accessible, and you can bring your own.
There will be no role-playing or miniature gaming.

Relax and stretch and be well. Open to all beginners, as well as those with more yoga experience.

Join Mary on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 for stories, songs, friends and fun!
For young children and their grownups.

Call
740-753-2118 for more information.

All Library programs are free and open to the public.

The PreventT2 program is a year-long lifestyle change program for individuals that have
pre-diabetes,  a history of gestational
diabetes, or who are at risk for Type 2 diabetes as determined by the score on

Paul Cline is a second generation beekeeper who has been keeping bees for 17 years.

Jane Austen's comedy of manners and belated maturity during the Regency Period of England's Georgian Era has inspired many
feature films, television mini-series, and stage-plays.  This is no

Meeting time: The second Wednesday of every month at 7pm (except for July, August and December).This group brings in guest speakers who are often noted and published