Join us for our monthly LEGO Club. We will be making LEGO creations to display in the library. This month the theme is monsters and goblins. This program is for kids of all ages.

Join us at the library as we have an adult Halloween card making program. Surprise your loved ones with a Halloween card made from the heart - something they can treasure for years to come. Limited seating. Advance registration is a must.

Join us for an afternoon of music by Ted Yoder's hammer dulcimer performance. Ted is a National Hammered Dulcimer champion. He’s released five beloved and critically acclaimed solo albums, and become a master educator of the instrument. Ted has been profiled in the Kearney Hub, Huffington Post, and on NPR’s All Things Considered show, among many other features, profiles, and reviews in regional and national tastemaking outlets. On Wednesday, August 24th, 2016, Ted became something of a household name when a Facebook Live video of him from his Live From The Orchard series playing Tears For Fears’ “Everybody Wants To Rule The World” went viral. The video rocketed up to 53 million views in four days.

The Goshen, Indiana-based instrumentalist-composer-singer, has dazzled audiences nationally in diverse settings. In intimate gatherings, performing art centers, theaters, festivals, and comfy bar and grill performances, Ted forges meaningful bonds with the audience. His charisma and warm candor come through as he tailors each set to the energy of the audience. Ted is also generous with unlocking the majesty and mystery of the hammered dulcimer before their eyes and ears. During shows he’s been known to take questions about the rarefied instrument, and sometimes even explain his unique approach to music making on the hammered dulcimer—a rare treat for fans and first timers experiencing this complex instrument.

We're looking for your opinion! Join the board and director to have input on the future of the library, and let us know how we can serve you better. All ages welcome. Light refreshments will be served.

Play the classic game of bingo using book covers. A small prize will be awarded to the winners. Grades K-3.

We're looking for your opinion! Join the board and director to have input on the future of the library, and let us know how we can serve you better. All ages welcome. Light refreshments will be served.

Join Norwalk resident Cary Ashby as he shares excerpts of his debut novel, COLT MAVERICK, during an author event and book-signing at 6:30PM, on October 11. The first-time author encourages you to ask a lot of questions and maybe take a selfie or two.

Colt Maverick is a retired NFL player-turned successful private investigator who has been hired to find the missing wife of a high-profile but secretive businessman. Colt, who also served his country as a highly-decorated Marine sniper, realizes many people in this case aren’t who they first appear to be. Since 2004, Ashby has been a NORWALK REFLECTOR staff writer. He also reviews the comic book industry on his Cary's Comics Craze blog at http://caryscomicscraze.blogspot.com .

Learn the basics of crochet! We will meet to finish last month's beginner-level project. Ages 9-12.

John Chapman, also known as “Johnny Appleseed” was responsible for planting thousands of apple trees in early rural Ohio. Gary Esmonde, Cleveland Botanical Garden Librarian, will explore the life and myths of this favorite pioneer nurseryman, missionary, and eccentric folk legend.

Firelands Regional Medical Center will have representatives available to offer outreach for services for those who need assistance with low cost mammography. Their services can assist breast cancer patients with local agencies for support for both patients and families. To learn more, stop and speak with FRMC breast cancer outreach representatives.

Firelands Regional Medical Center will have representatives available to offer outreach for services for those who need assistance with low cost mammography. Their services can assist breast cancer patients with local agencies for support for both patients and families. To learn more, stop and speak with FRMC breast cancer outreach representatives.

Play the classic game of bingo using book covers. A small prize will be awarded to the winners. Grades 4-6.

Do you have the palate to correctly identify the toasty, sweet, frosted goodness of a strawberry pop tart from a cherry pop tart? This month, put your taste buds to the test with Pop Tart night!

Stop by the library for a hands on cooking program and make some easy and tasty treats. This month we will be making hot dog mummies.

As the temperatures cool down, the time has come to get cozy in your favorite reading nook and join our monthly book club. October's selection is The Woman in the Window by A. J. Finn. Books are available at the help desk. All are welcome!