Community Calendar

Preschool Storytime is designed for children from 3 1/2 to 6 years. Enjoy stories, songs, finger plays, and book-related fun.

Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 11 AM

Alfred J. and Dorothy N. McAllister Meeting Room A

Program Type:  Storytime

Come by the Wyandotte Branch Tuesdays at 4 for crafts full of imagination and learning. We'll see you there!

September 2 - Paper cup popper

9 - No sew bear

16 - Maracas

23- Origami and paper airplanes

30 - Rainbow loom bracelets

October 7 - Straw weaving bookmarks

14- Ashevak owl craft

21 - Beaded lizard keychain

28 - Puffy paint pumpkins

Timberstone Homes Meeting Room

Program Type: Program

Age Group: General/Family

The Minks return to People's Brewing for a night full of psyched out bluesy Rock&Roll. Always a fun time when they are in town!

Tuesday October 28th, 2025

Doors open at 5pm and music is from 6pm to 8pm. 21+ event
Tickets are $13.39 in advance (This is the total including all fees)

The Minks are part of Nashville’s psychedelic music scene, heavy on the rock and roll. We’re talking low-down, all the way, purse-lipped, eyes-shut, head-whirling kind of groove. In 2015, on a search for creative community, Nikki Barber started the band based on the idea that "if you don't create, you'll combust". Just like a rock and roll circus, you never know what you're going to get, but you know it’ll be good. The band’s palpable sound has roots in every music fan’s top ten—from Lou to Patti to Creedence to Hank - but blends them into something totally original and current. Mixed with raw, jangly instrumentation and soulful saccharine vocals, it’s as much a throwback as it is an answer to the often overlooked underbelly of Nashville’s rock and roll scene. Look for them, on tour forever, spreading the gospel of letting your hair down and having a good time.

Join Rex Bowman for his presentation, “A Road Trip Through Northeastern Indiana,” at the Frankfort Community Public Library on Oct. 28 at 5:30 p.m.

Over the years, Bowman has traveled Indiana extensively, taking photos of historical buildings, barns, bridges, monuments, murals, museums, and more. In his presentation, he will share photos of the Quilt Gardens in Elkhart and the International Circus Hall of Fame in Peru as well as courthouses, veterans memorials, and other historical sites in Indiana’s northeastern counties. In addition to sharing pictures from his travels, Bowman will also tell stories he has collected along the way.

This Clinton County Genealogical Society meeting is free and open to the public. It will be held in the Library’s lower level meeting room. For more information, contact Jill Garrison at (765) 654-8746, ext. 1137 or jgarrison@myfcpl.org.

Learn the basics of sewing in a fun, hands-on class perfect for beginners! From threading a needle to completing simple projects, this class builds skills, creativity, and confidence one stitch at a time.

Ages 10+

Nine Irish Brothers hosts traditional Irish music sessions every Wednesday evening. Sessions are an opportunity for local musicians to join together for fellowship and to play traditional Irish music, and for listeners to enjoy. To make a reservation, call Nine Irish Brothers at (765) 746-4782.

The Lafayette Dulcimer Gathering will play at Cumberland Park every Tuesday evening from 7pm to 8:30pm in June, July and August
All acoustic instrument musicians are welcome to join the jam and play along or, just bring a lawn chair and enjoy the music! Song sheets will be available.

Toddlers have an active interest in the world around them. In this class, they can explore through sensory play, fine motor skill development and exploratory art and music all with the support of a parent or familiar adult. All materials provided.

Lapsit is designed for children from birth to 24 months of age. Program features rhymes, finger plays, songs, sign language and more.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:30 AM

Alfred J. and Dorothy N. McAllister Meeting Room A

Program Type:  Storytime

“Looking Forward, Glancing Back”
Joanne Kuhn Titolo
Artists’ Own Gallery, 518 Main St., Lafayette
Sept. 19-Nov. 1

This is a retrospective exhibit of works by Joanne Kuhn Titolo that includes paintings, sculptures, and jewelry from the past 50 years.

She has explored a variety of materials such as oils, clay, and wood, precious and non-precious metals. This exhibit gives the community a bit more insight into her creative journey.