Like to cross-stitch, knit, crochet, or do any other craft? Every Thursday, bring and work on your own project while enjoying the company of others.

Are you having laptop, smartphone, or tablet issues? Book this one-hour session to receive individualized assistance with your technology problems. Patron must bring their device with them.

The Between the Lines Book Club reads "The Plot" by Jean Hanff Korelitz. Books for this discussion can be picked up at the Dyer-Schererville branch a month prior to the event.

Join us for an informal and relaxed discussion of Marianne Cronin's "One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot." Copies are available at the Munster branch.

Lori Samuelson, NBCT Emeritus & Genealogist, will be our in-person guest speaker. Recording oral family history is an important part of genealogy.

Children (completed grades K-5) may free build with the library's LEGO® blocks or build a 'challenge' project. Constructions will be photographed and put on the flyer for the next month's program.

Join us for a yoga program. Each session includes a series of asanas (postures) & sequences of pranayam (breathing exercises) for good health. Please bring your own mat to class.

Using fabric, canning lids and creativity, registered attendees will make the perfect decor ready to display for the fall season. Registration required. Program is for adults, ages 18 and over.

Join us and learn to create a piece of resin jewelry or keychain. All supplies will be provided. All attendees must be at least 18 years old. Space is limited. Registration required.

Join us for a yoga program. Each session includes a series of asanas (postures) & sequences of pranayam (breathing exercises) for good health. Please bring your own mat to class.

Earn volunteer hours and help the St. John Branch create teen programs, displays, and more! Refreshments will be served. Grades 6-12. Please register.

Are you a fan of anime or manga? If so, come to our monthly Teen Anime Club to find new anime to watch. We watch 3-4 episodes of your choosing each month. Ages 12-18.

Teens are invited to help the Highland branch create projects and programs that you would like to attend. Snacks will be provided. Registration required. Ages 12 – 18.

Important changes are coming to Medicare in 2024. Do you know what they are? Come to a FREE Educational presentation at the Library to get the answers you need to your Medicare questions!

Children, ages 2-3, and their caregivers are invited to a 30 - 45 minute storytime session. Join us for books, music, and an in-person craft, all designed to foster pre-reading skills.

In this program babies and toddlers, birth - 23 months of age, accompanied by their caregivers, will enjoy rhymes, books, music, and movement designed to help early literacy skills.

This is a storytime program 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.

Join your fellow caregivers after toddler and baby storytime for a cup of coffee and some conversation. Storytime attendance is not required.

During this storytime 4 and 5 year olds will hear stories and participate in music activities, rhymes, and other activities, with an emphasis on important early pre-reading skills.

In this program participants will learn engaging activities for aging adults that challenge thinking and help participants stay mentally active.

Join us for a yoga program. Each session includes a series of asanas (postures) & sequences of pranayam (breathing exercises) for good health. Please bring your own mat to class.

Important changes are coming to Medicare in 2024. Come to a FREE Educational presentation at the Library to find out. Get the answers to your other Medicare questions, as well!

Do you enjoy crafting? Do you wish you had friendly people to work with on those crafts? Bring your current project and enjoy the company every Wednesday! All crafts are welcome.

Children (completed grades K-5) may free build with the library's LEGO® blocks or build a 'challenge' project. Constructions will be displayed in the library until the next LEGO® Club meeting.

Join us and work on your crafts at the library! Bring yarn and a size H crochet hook or size 7 knitting needles and cotton yarn - or bring along a project you're already working on!

No time for assigned book clubs? Want to have casual discussions about what you're reading with fellow book lovers? Spend time in our large meeting room with snacks, books, and open-ended discussion.

Teens, ages 12 to 18, are invited to play video games on the Nintendo Switch. We will have games available for the group to play. Please register.

Earn volunteer hours while helping us plan teen programming and services. For grades 6-12. Also, bring your own art supplies to explore your artistic side!

Each week will highlight a different artist - we will learn about their craft and try out their unique style for ourselves. 6 week program; sign up for all or choose individual sessions to attend

This is a 30 minute storytime for children ages Birth-24 months, with their caregiver(s). We will sing songs, read books, bounce, wiggle, and move!

Like to cross-stitch, knit, crochet, or do any other craft? Every Thursday, bring and work on your own project while enjoying the company of others.

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

For this storytime babies and toddlers will participate in stories, nursery rhymes, finger plays, and music activities designed to enhance important pre-literacy skills.

Storytime program featuring stories, fingerplays, music and a craft that promote pre-reading skills for kids 4-6. Please register yourself, then each child and additional adult as your guests.

What does Medicare cover? How much can I expect to pay? When and where should I apply? What are my options? What if I'm still working? Join us and get the answers to these questions and more!

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

Program for toddlers, 2 and 3 years of age, accompanied by a caregiver to participate in stories, finger plays, and music activities. Activities will help to develop important pre-literacy skills.

Join the discussion of Desert Star, which is our Once Upon a Crime Mystery Book Club selection for October. Pick up a copy at the Highland Branch.

Join us for our first book vs. movie discussion! First, we will read "Hidden Figures" by Margot Lee Shetterly, then we will watch the 2016 film adaptation and discuss our thoughts on both.

In this program children will have the opportunity to read aloud to a Power Paws therapy dog and their volunteer. Please register all those planning to attend. 

Create a unique painting with assistance from local artist Mary Stang-Helm. Cash fee of $25 paid at time of event covers all materials. Class begins promptly at 10:00 a.m.

Join us and bring your current projects (knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, etc.) for an opportunity to chat and create! Other attendees would be happy to instruct on crochet as needed.

October is Fire Prevention Month! Join us anytime between 10am and 12pm for an opportunity to go through the Merrillville Fire Department's E.D.I.T.H. (exit drills in the home) House.