Join us for a one-hour session with certified yoga and chair yoga instructor. These sessions are great for beginners and those who want to focus on gentle practice.
Wednesdays in May, relax from end-of-year stress with movies that bring comfort (even though some are violent and sad, because at least they aren?t related to finals), selected by teens.
Continue last month?s heist! New and old players are welcome to join. Bring a fifth level character or use a premade character. All dice and materials provided.
Summer reading kick-off party at Mill Race Park, play games, listen to a fantastic performance by the Shake Ups, and sign up for summer reading. Feel free to bring a picnic and enjoy the fun.
Come and learn to crochet or just hang out with your current work in progress. All levels of crochet are welcome including first timers. Supplies provided.
Join us for a one-hour session with certified yoga and chair yoga instructor. These sessions are great for beginners and those who want to focus on gentle practice.
Celebrate Pride in film Wednesdays in June.
June 7: Geography Club, 12-2
June 14: Dramarama, 4-6
June 21: The Half of It, 4-6
June 28: Heartstopper Season One, 12-4
Kick off Summer Reading at Hope! Play games, enjoy family friendly music with Hi Way 46, and sign up for summer reading. Feel free to bring a picnic and enjoy the fun.
Eric Riddle, a Columbus resident and author of Watershed: Service in the Wake of Disaster, will be leading a panel discussion with leaders whose organizations supported the flood recovery effort.
Meet us near the parking lot and we will take a creek stomping adventure into Clifty Creek. We will search for plants and animals that live in our own backyards, cool off our feet and splash.
Join us on the Library Plaza for a concert by Cottonpatch. Hear a mix of Americana, Roots, and Bluegrass. Bring your own chairs, bring a picnic, and enjoy your time on the plaza.
Make original 3D-printed creations with the library?s new 3D printing pens! Meet at the Ninth Street Park Shelter House (located at the end of Wilson St south of 10th St)
Dakota will bring a selection of games for attendees to choose from. Bringing your own game is encouraged. We will meet at Yats, located at 325 4th St, Columbus, IN 47201.
Explore Touch the Earth, located at N Country Club Rd, Columbus, IN 47201, on a guided hike provided by the Sycamore Land Trust. Parking is limited, so please consider carpooling.
Join us for a one-hour session with certified yoga and chair yoga instructor. These sessions are great for beginners and those who want to focus on gentle practice.
Fun with phenology! Become a citizen scientist by observing the plants and animals to contribute to the USA National Phenology Network Nature?s Notebook project. Meet at Mill Race Park!
Learn to play the ukulele from local artist/teacher extraordinaire, Allie Jean! Ukuleles provided, but feel free to bring your own! Registration required.
Test your 90's knowledge at trivia night at Swine and Dine. Enjoy a night of questions, prizes, and fun. 21 and over event. Drinks and appetizers are available for purchase.
Celebrate Pride in film Wednesdays in June.
June 7: Geography Club, 12-2
June 14: Dramarama, 4-6
June 21: The Half of It, 4-6
June 28: Heartstopper Season One, 12-4
Skill Builders is a program for adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities. Skill Builders is now meeting in person at the Columbus branch. This month, we will be announced soon!
A literature discussion like no other. Bring your lunch and join us as we explore our love of reading by sharing stories and poems aloud. Share your thoughts, memories, and views with our group.
Join Jamie Beck as she discusses her book American in Provence.
Equal parts art book, travel diary, memoir, and cookbook, An American in Provence transports you to the South of France. Register
Join music therapist Valerie Jones leads us through songs with gentle movement and participation. Music therapy can help participants relax, build confidence, and, most of all, have fun.
Bring your favorite Stuffy to spend the night camping at the library. There will be storytime and stuffy send off from 11-12. Pick Up Saturday at the children's circulation desk
Come join library staff to learn and practice the basics of both crocheting and knitting. Beginners welcome, no experience needed! Materials will be provided, but feel free to bring your own!
Meet up with furry friends at Clifty Park (Indiana Ave & Marr Road, Columbus, IN 47201) for a casual walk. Dog ownership is not required for attendance.
Join us for a one-hour session with certified yoga and chair yoga instructor. These sessions are great for beginners and those who want to focus on gentle practice.
Did you know the library has a bunch of instruments you can play? From ukuleles, to Theremins, to drum machines, to synthesizers, there?s something for any music genre!
Celebrate Pride in film Wednesdays in June.
June 7: Geography Club, 12-2
June 14: Dramarama, 4-6
June 21: The Half of It, 4-6
June 28: Heartstopper Season One, 12-4
Read recent titles on small business and entrepreneurship. Consider new ideas, gain inspiration, and share experiences with other members of the community.
Enjoy assorted yard games from BCPL?s Library of Things at Mill Race Park (50 Carl Miske Drive, Columbus, IN 47201). Games include ladder toss, croquet, Bocce ball, and more!
Meet us at Clifty Creek Park to go on a scavenger hunt and explore nature that might be in your own backyard! Please meet near the concession building next to the little league diamonds
On a fun camping trip with your friends, everything?s going so well? until people start dying in the night. Instead of dice, Dread uses a Jenga tower for determining action. Registration required.
Join us on the Library Plaza for a concert by Southern Indiana Takio. Watch an exciting and engaging performance by Indiana's only all-female taiko drumming group.
