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During this event, teens will be allowed to throw paint at canvases to create their very own "splatter art". Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. 

Join Lainie as she teaches the fundamentals of "bullet journaling". She will be teaching how to use a bullet journal, when to use it and other topics. All supplies will be provided and no artistic ability is needed to join this program. 

Kids in grades kindergarten through 5th are invited to join Miss Evelyn for this evening of fun, trivia, and prizes. The overall theme of this trivia night is "Movies". Prizes will be awarded to the winners. 

Please join Staci in this month's meeting of the inspirational book club. This month's book is "Under the Bayou Moon" by Valerie Fraser Luesse. 

Join us in welcoming Tara Mar and David Zelmon to the library. They will be playing the cello and the piano outside on the front lawn of the library. Please bring a chair or blanket to sit on to enjoy the wonderful music that will be played. 

Teens and Tweens, join Lainie for this colorful event! Please bring 1 item you wish to tie dye like a shirt, socks, a hat or anything you wish. Dyes and ideas will be provided in this event. Please register in order to attend. 

We're thrilled to announce that we'll be hosting an outdoor movie night, and the highlight of the evening will be none other than the brand-new 2023 Super Mario Bros movie. This movie night is completely free, so bring along your friends, family, and fellow gamers for an unforgettable evening. Don't forget to pack your comfiest blankets and lawn chairs to sit on while watching this brand new movie. We will be providing some snacks and refreshments for you to enjoy during the movie. So mark your calendars, set a reminder, and spread the word!

Join us during regularly scheduled Tiny Tots to hear a book read by West Milton Fire Chief David Jay. 

Join us during regularly scheduled Tiny Tots to hear a book read by West Milton Police Chief Doyle Wright. 

This program hopes to create technology users who are able to fully participate in online government, search and apply for jobs online, and utilize digital resources for financial, social, historical, and informational needs, with an understanding of their digital footprint and how to protect their personal information. Patrons with questions about Overdrive, Hoopla, or their devices can stop by the library to have questions answered, or schedule a phone consultation.