Bring any low-mess craft (e.g., knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, coloring, origami, jewelry-making) and enjoy meeting and sharing ideas with other crafters during this program.  Register

Got leftover Easter egg dye? Come on by to use that and watercolors to dip-dye paper and paper towels!Register

Teens, join us to play Mario Kart on the Nintendo Switch. Bring your own joy-con controllers if you have them!Register

Join an open play Mahjong session; there is no instructor but other players may share tips/directions. Please bring a game set if you have one! On-hand gaming supplies are limited. Ages 18 & over. Join the wait list

Children will develop pre-reading skills as they enjoy stories, music, and a craft.Register

Stop on by for our YA book discussion! This month we'll be reading Nimona by Noelle Stevenson. Pick up books starting April 7th at the Dyer-Schererville check-out desk.Register

Storytime for children 2 & 3 years of age, with a caregiver, featuring stories, fingerplays, music and a craft, that promote early literacy skills. Please register all attending.

Create a crafty flower out of cork! All Ability programs are geared towards adults with special needs. Registration required so we can prepare supplies. Please cancel if you cannot attend.Register

Teens (ages 12-17) who want to volunteer with the library over the summer will learn about the Summer Reading Program and receive training for summer volunteering.Register

Bring any low-mess craft (e.g., knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, coloring, origami, jewelry-making) and enjoy meeting and sharing ideas with other crafters during this program.  Register

Stop in anytime during these sessions to work on a provided puzzle, crossword, word search or coloring sheet. All supplies provides. Coffee, tea, and water will be available.Register

Kids ages 6 months through 3 years old, and their caregivers, will enjoy interacting at various block play stations. Special blocks for older kids will also be available on high tables. Register

Children will have the opportunity to read aloud to a Power Paws therapy dog and their volunteer. Register

Teens (ages 12-17) who want to volunteer with the library over the summer will learn about the Summer Reading Program and receive training for summer volunteering. Register

Learn defensive techniques, safety strategies, new traffic laws & rules of the road. Class fee is $20 for AARP members & $25 for non-members. To register, call Jeanette Pike of AARP at 219-949-6307.

Children will develop pre-reading skills as they enjoy stories, music, and a craft.Register

The Library is YOUR library. Help your local library create programs and initiatives that help and interest you. We'll brainstorm and discuss ways to improve teen programs.Register

Storytime for children 2 & 3 years of age, with a caregiver, featuring stories, fingerplays, music and a craft, that promote early literacy skills. Please register all attending.

Come out and sing and enjoy the movie Wicked with us! Wear pink and/or green!Register

En garde! Members from the NWI Fencing Club will demonstrate techniques for Olympic-style fencing. Attendees will be able to learn about this historical sport and see it first-hand!Register

Join an open play Mahjong session; there is no instructor but other players may share tips/directions. Please bring a game set if you have one! On-hand gaming supplies are limited. Ages 18 & over. Join the wait list

Children are welcome to play chess in our meeting room during this open play session! Chess boards will be provided if you don't have one! There is no instructor for this class. Register

Babies and toddlers, birth - 23 months of age, accompanied by their caregivers, will enjoy this program filled with rhymes, books, music, and movement designed to help early literacy skills. Join the wait list

Parents and caregivers of children, birth - 23 months, are welcome to chat with one another and enjoy a refreshment while children explore with books and puzzles! Registration is required.Register

The Between the Lines book discussion group will read "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig. Books for this discussion can be picked up at the Dyer-Schererville branch a month prior to the event.Register