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Ages 12 and up are invited to join the Ukulele Club at the Milton-Union Public Library. This month the group will meet Friday, February 23rd from 4:00 - 5:00pm in the multipurpose room.
Everyone is encouraged to bring their own ukulele if possible, or share the library's.

A local expert will be offering 30-minute sessions for those who need computer help from 9:30am to 12:00pm once a month. Library laptops will be available if you are not able to bring your own. Call the library at 937-698-5515 or ask at the front desk to make an appointment.

The Evening Book Club will meet Monday, February 5th at 7PM to discuss All Things New by Lynn Austin. The meeting will be in the multipurpose room.

Teens 18 and under are invited to attend Teen Anime Club at the Milton-Union Public Library Saturday, February 3rd from 2-4PM. Watch Japanese shows on the big screen and check out the manga in the graphic novel section of the teen corner at the library.

Teens 18 and under are invited to Teen Tech Lab to interact with a Sphero robot using an ipad. Learn about coding, computer science and have fun.

The Pinterest Craft for February is a Macrame Bead Keychain. The program is Tuesday, February 13th at 6PM. Always losing your keys? Using macrame thread cord, beads, and a split ring you'll always be sure to locate them! Sign ups begin January 9th.

The Inspirational book club will be reading If I Run by Terri Blackstock in February. The meeting will be Tuesday, February 13th at 1PM in the multipurpose room at the Milton-Union Public Library. Copies are available at the library.

February 28th is the last day to turn in the Winter Reading Program logs. Drawings for prizes will be March 1st.

Let your imagination soar at this program designed to help children in grades kindergarten and up write and illustrate short stories of their very own.  Each week will have different prompts and art activities, and your book will be spiral bound and on display at the end of the month.  All supplies are provided.

Sign up for a 30 minute session and let a local expert help you with your technology questions.  Bring your own equipment, or devices are available if needed.  Call the library to reserve your time slot.