Programs
Marysville Public Library offers a variety of programs for all age groups. Click on the drop-down Categories button below to select the types of programs you’re interested in viewing.
Experiment with the unique art form of collage. Cut and glue words and pictures together to make your own art!
Join the Society for a presentation entitled, “The National Road- U.S. Route 40.”- Presented by Nancy Campbell, Architecture Historian for the State Historic Preservation Office. All meetings are open to the public.
Join us at the Raymond branch to catch up with your neighbors while painting pumpkins! Join us for some fall fun!
Hear all about paranormal investigations from the Ohio Researchers of Banded Spirits (ORBS). Experience the video and audio evidence they have collected and meet the spirits they have encountered. Learn how you can conduct your own investigations into the paranormal.
Stop by the Adult Services desk, select a recipe, and make a dish to share with the rest of the group. This month’s theme is Crock-Pot Can Do!
Enjoy songs and stories! For ages Birth- 24 months old.
Toddler Time is a storytime for ages 2 & 3 years. Enjoy songs and stories with us!
The whole family can come and enjoy songs and stories with us!
Dance and sing with us at the Library! Join us for a costume Dance Party! Wear your Halloween costume and enjoy special music!
Trivia! Join us at Boston’s for three rounds of general trivia. Bring the whole family! Participants are welcome to purchase food and drink if they choose.
Kids
Starting with Baby Storytime, we offer activities for kids 0-18 (see Tweens/Teens also.) Reading and learning is a life-long process, so check our programming calendar for activities like Lego Club, Pages and Paws, Craft Programs, and more!
Tweens/Teens
For ages 11-18, we offer Teen Mystery Nights, Crafts, and special programming like writing workshops and yoga.
Adults
Book Clubs include a Dish and Dine Club (trying new recipes), and book discussions during afternoon and evening hours. We also offer craft programs, history and topical workshops, and technology help, including one-on-one device or computer help.