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.

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!

Enjoy stories, songs, and play with Taryn.

Playful activities at the library designed for babies and toddlers.

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

DOODLEBUGS!!!!!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

Meet biologists from Ohio University and check out what they’re studying. Interactive stations will feature biodiversity from Athens County and beyond.Stop by anytime between 2-4 pm.For people of all ages.All library pro

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

Come meet Heather for fun picture book stories & hands-on activities every week.
Come explore stories, rhymes, and play!

Free and open to the public.

Pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies and salted pumpkin seeds, and holiday fun.Recipes will be available.Tuesdays, October 3, 10, 17, and 24Cosponsored with Community Food Initiatives

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.

Please join us from 3-4:30 in the teen area to play games and socialize!Grades 7-12

Join us after school on Tuesdays for a variety of great programs.Today we'll play outside - ball games, hula hoops and more!
For kids grades K-6.
All library programs are free and open to the public.

Pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies and salted pumpkin seeds, and holiday fun.Recipes will be available.Tuesdays, October 3, 10, 17, and 24Cosponsored with Community Food Initiatives

Use common household items to build your own flashlight with Ohio University engineering students.

Pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies and salted pumpkin seeds, and holiday fun.Recipes will be available.Tuesdays, October 3, 10, 17, and 24Cosponsored with Community Food Initiatives

Join us as we watch Sam Raimi's terrifying masterpiece Drag Me To Hell.  Popcorn will be served (of course).  Early matinee so you can get home before it's dark and the gypsy curse gets you!Ambitious L.A.

Build brain power. Enjoy rhymes, songs, reading and play.
Grades K-3.  Siblings welcome.
Parents/caregivers are expected to stay during playgroup sessions.Image
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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.

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.

Come grab some candy and a free book while you trick or treat!Sponsored by the Friends of the Athens Public Library.

 Final Friday for Kids! 5:50-7:30 pm.Trick-or-Treat at the Library - for all ages.Make a mask to wear on the Square - for kids & families.

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.

Pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies and salted pumpkin seeds, and holiday fun.Recipes will be available.Tuesdays, October 3, 10, 17, and 24Cosponsored with Community Food Initiatives

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

Stop by our front porch for a book and a treat!Today from 6 to 7 in Albany.

with Wolf CrescentWalkerat Nelsonville's NEW Library Stage and Plazaalso performing Saturday, October 21, 1-2 pmAnd don't miss:Book This TrainAn exhibit of model train gizmos and gauges from the collections of the Railroad Model and Hist

The Nelsonville Public Library is excited to present an evening of creepy fun and crime scene detecting. Join us after hours in the stacks
for three
detective scenes to be solved by you and your friends. Wear a costume or

We meet on the last Wednesday of every month (except May, August and December) at 7pm at the Athens Public Library.  For current information
about the upcoming program, see: athensbirthcircle.com

Using the ancient tribal practice of shamanic journeying, most early cultures honored their genetic ancestors
by forming strong connections with them. How might we do this today?This