Don’t miss this moving film, The Public, about a library caught in the center of a winter emergency. Meet in the Carnegie East Wing Annex, Room B.

Learn how to set up a budget binder and master your finances! Set up a way to save and build your bankroll with the 100 envelope challenge. This program is FREE and recommended for ages 17+.

Learn how to use Canva in a guided tutorial with library staff. Canva is a graphics design program, but much more than the usual graphics designer. Bring your laptop if you have one, but it is not necessary. This program is FREE, and is recommended for age 17+.

Are you ready for the solar eclipse? Make something to commemorate the occasion. Pam will lead us through creating string art of a constellation at 6 pm on Thursday, March 28 in Room D of the Shelbyville Branch’s main building.

This craft workshop is for adults, especially since we will be working with hammers and nails.

The Writer’s Group will meet on Monday, March 22, 2024, at 7 pm in Room A of the Annex. All that you need to join is paper and pen (or laptop, if you prefer). All ages are welcome to join the weekly writing prompts to stretch creativity, overcome writer’s block, and take your first steps to your writing dreams. Workshop your writing. Sharing is welcome, but it’s not forced.

Carolyn Statler of Three Sisters Books and Gifts leads this group, which typically meets on the last Monday of every month.

Join in the card-playing fun as Pam organizes a game of progressive Euchre on Wednesday, March 20 at 6 pm to 8:30 pm. Players will have a new partner each game. Drinks and light snacks will be provided. There is a limit to 24 players. Sign up at the circulation desk in Adult Services in the main building of the Shelbyville Branch, 57 E. Broadway St.

Euchre Fun! meets each month on the third Wednesday. This event is always FREE!

Learn from the pros and get inspiration on how to transform your spaces. Welcome that fresh spring air with a fresh new looks! This could be life-changing!

Meet at 6 pm Tuesday, March 19, in Room D of the library’s main branch to hear from Diana Stone, of the Purdue University Extension Office. This event is FREE! No registration needed!

Join us on the 2nd Thursday of each month as we talk with a featured speaker about their chosen profession.

For March, we will speak with skilled professionals in the heavy highway construction and inside wireman trades to discuss life in the labor field. Construction Laborer John Henry and IBEW Union Electrician Dan Roberts to speak