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Go on a road trip through Cleveland baseball history with Martin Gitlin, sportswriter and author of The Ultimate Cleveland Indians Time Machine Book. The evening covers it all, from the fascinating 1899 Spiders--whose 20-134 record remains the worst in major league history--to the brilliance of Bob Feller and the 1948 championship team to the miseries of the 1960s to the pennant winners of the 1990s and 2016 to the death of Chief Wahoo and the team nickname.

Infants and adult caregivers experience early sights and sounds through books and music. (Recommended age up to 12 months)

Container gardens are ideal for those with little or no garden space.  In addition to flowers, a wide variety of vegetable crops grow happily in pots and elevated beds.  Trumbull County Master Gardener Wanda Thomas will outline essential steps for a successful container garden and identify the best plants.

Refreshments will be served.  Call 330-545-2508 to register.

Children ages 0-4 and their caregivers can sing, dance, and play together while developing the little one's social, cognitive, emotional and motor skills during spring Zumbini.  Registration is required.

Children ages 0-4 and their caregivers can sing, dance, and play together while developing the little one's social, cognitive, emotional and motor skills during spring Zumbini.  Registration is required.

The Library will provide the Legos, and the kids will show their creativity.  This is for ages 4-12 and requires sign up.  

We love birds!  Whether it's their beautiful songs, colorful appearances, or survival displays, birds seem to fascinate us.  There are many ways we can help the feathered friends that visit our backyards and local habitats.  Join Amy Reeher from Trumbull Soil and Water Conservation District to learn who might be visiting your yard and what you can do to make your yard a better home for them.  Call 330-545-2508 to register.
 

Did you work at the Leatherworks when you were younger? Do you have family who did?  Or are you just interested in local history? Learn more about the history and operations of the Ohio Leather Company with Ray O’Neil from the Girard Historical Society.  He will share stories about the people behind the scenes, show footage from an original 1940 promotional film produced by the Leatherworks, and display other photos and memorabilia.  Registration is required.  Call 330-545-2508 to sign up for this entertaining and informative program.  

**The program is full, and registration is closed.**

Want to learn the basic building blocks of crochet? Hook out! We're offering a four-week crash course with Gwen Brown from GwenErin Natural Fibers. Start with a chain, move on to single, half double and double crochet, and finish with a hat. Sign-up is required, and there is a $15.00 fee that must be paid at time of registration. You'll be hooked.