Due to the 500 Festival Mini-Marathon route, the Haughville Branch will open at noon on Saturday, May 3, 2025.

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2025 Summer Reading Program

May 31 - August 2 - All Ages
Unearth imagination this summer! Summer is the perfect time to explore new worlds, discover exciting stories, and build a love for reading! From seasonal readers to those just starting out, our fun, engaging activities, events, and book recommendations are tailored to support every age and reading level. Registration begins May 1, 2025.

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Demond Hicks Author Talk

May 16
Anything is possible when you truly believe in yourself! Join us for a powerful and uplifting experience as Demond Hicks, acclaimed author of "The Mindset Shift – A Collection of 100 Affirmations" takes the stage to share the inspiration behind his transformative book. Whether you’re on a personal journey, chasing a dream, or just in need of a boost — this is for YOU.

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Exploring STEAM and Poetry

Astronauts have written poems about their experiences in space, offering perspectives on lunar missions and bridging the gap between the vastness of space and human expression. Indianapolis poet James Whitcomb Riley (1849-1916) captured rural life, celebrating the arrival of fall and the harvest season, capturing the sounds and sights of the natural world in "When the Frost is on the Pumpkin." Explore this list of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) poetry.

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Finding Books by Asian American and Pacific Islander Authors

Here are five tips to help you find books written by Asian and Pacific Islander authors, including a convenient list of authors linked directly to our catalog for placing requests or checking out e-books or audiobooks.

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A Century Later: Reflections on the Trial of Klansman D.C. Stephenson

The Library is partnering with local civic organizations to reflect on the 1925 trial of D.C. Stephenson, a Ku Klux Klan leader convicted of rape and murder. This pivotal trial, conducted in Noblesville, marked the decline of the Indiana KKK, which wielded significant political and social power in the 1920s. A series of events in Marion and Hamilton counties will provide opportunities for education and reflection on this historical turning point.

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Seed Library

The Seed Library makes free seeds available for pick-up at all branch locations each growing season. In addition to free seeds, check out resources and attend workshops about growing and using plants from your seeds!

Seeds Available: March - September
Limit: 5 packets per visit

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Find Your Next Great Read

Are you looking for your next read? We can help! Visit us in person, explore reading recommendations online, join an in-person or online book discussion, get recommendations on Facebook or tune in to our televised book club segments!

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In case you missed it, the Pike Branch is officially open again after a recent renovation! Here's a recap from our Grand Re-Opening event which was held on Saturday, March 29. Learn more about the Pike Branch, its amenities, hours of operation, and upcoming events.

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