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Our Cozy Mystery Group discusses the charming The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley. Set in the English countryside in 1950, it features Flavia de Luce, an 11-year-old amateur sleuth who pulls herself away from her beloved chemistry lab in order to clear her father in a murder investigation.

Our Feathered Friends Family Funtime on Monday, April 10 at 6 PM will be a real hoot. Build an egg carton birdfeeder, search during an outdoor scavenger hunt, and check out stories about birds. Flock to this, or you'll egret it. Registration is required; call or stop in to sign up.

Aspiring chefs in grades two through six will learn cooking skills from scratch during these events. Library staff will lead the kids through basic recipes--from the assembly of ingredients to preparation of the food to sampling of the finished dish. Registration is required, and attendance is limited.  Please call 330-545-2508 to sign up by the preceding Tuesday so we have time to go to the grocery store.

Play with your food at our STEAM-themed Family Funtime on Monday, April 24 at 6 PM.  Do the Gingerbread Man Experiment, and see the wondrous ways Skittles dissolve.  Water you waiting for?  Call to register.

Aspiring chefs in grades two through six will learn cooking skills from scratch during these events. Library staff will lead the kids through basic recipes--from the assembly of ingredients to preparation of the food to sampling of the finished dish. Registration is required, and attendance is limited.  Please call 330-545-2508 to sign up by the preceding Tuesday so we have time to go to the grocery store.

See Academy Award-winning Women Talking free in our community room.  A group of women lives in a secluded religious community. After experiencing a series of domestic and sexual abuse incidents, the women must confront the men who hurt them and endure the consequences of the choices they make. They face a complicated conundrum of commitment, faith, and self-preservation.  The film is based on the Miriam Toews novel; it stars Claire Foy, Rooney Mara, and Jesse Buckley.  Call 330-545-2508 to reserve a seat.

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

On Thursday, May 4 at 6 PM, the Library is proud to welcome historian and local author Joseph Lambert, Jr.  His current book is First Citizen: the Industrious Life of Joseph G. Butler, Jr.. Butler co-founded Ohio Steel, masterminded the National McKinley Birthplace Memorial, and created the Butler Museum of American Art.

The Bear Necessities

Join Trumbull SWCD's District Administrator/Watershed Coordinator Amy Reeher as she highlights fun facts about Ohio's black bears.  The biology, habitats, habits, and management of black bears will be discussed.  Free educational materials will be provided.  Call 330-545-2508 to sign up.
 

This lively and illuminating program will take you on a roller coaster ride through the history of one of the most storied franchises in the NFL. Author and veteran sports writer Marty Gitlin, who covered the Browns in the newspaper field and for CBS Sports, will discuss and show videos of the greatest and most interesting players, teams, events and moments since the franchise were born, including the years of perennial championships from 1946 to 1964. Watch the exploits of such superstars as Otto Graham, Marion Motley, Jim Brown and Paul Warfield through the 1960s.