Submitted by FCPLD Director Susan Knight
Current Hours: Monday through Thursday 9:00 to 8:00, Friday 9:00 to 6:00, and Saturday 9:00 to 3:00.
Late Opening: The libraries will open at 12:30 on Thursday, May 27, due to staff training. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Expanded Services: The Libraries are open for “Grab-&-Go: services. Patrons may enter the buildings to select books, movies, magazines, etc. Computers are available by appointment. Brookville’s study rooms are available by appointment. Cushioned seating, toys, and video gaming systems will NOT be available. Social distancing, sanitizing procedures, and mask usage are in effect. Call-Ahead services remain in place for those choosing curbside delivery.
Meeting Rooms: We’re expanding usage to non-governmental entities who have health plans (including masks and social distancing recommendations) in place. Room capacity is reduced. Laurel’s meeting room accommodates 6, Brookville’s flex room holds 10, and Brookville’s large meeting room seats 20. Call to make reservations.
Contact us: fclibraries.org; Brookville—765.647.4031; Laurel—765.698.2582
Summer Reading: Programs will kick off on June 23. Details are forthcoming
Author Visit: Lori Foster will talk about her books. Her writing covers several genres, but many are romances perfect for summer beach reads. Her latest book, The Summer of No Attachments will be released June 22. She’ll be speaking the next day, Wednesday, June 23, 5-7 PM, at the Brookville Library.
Art Display: During May, the Brookville Library hosts an art display curated and produced by the Whitewater Valley Arts Association. All works are by local artists and some are for sale.
Laurel Temporary Exhibit: Laurel’s display case features spring flowers and gardening inspiration. Vicariously enjoy a spring day while inside. Choose a companion gardening book for how-tos.
Totspot Storytime: Alta Profitt is generously sharing her talent and experience in a new way—virtually. Sessions include a story, a craft, and, as Mrs. Profitt’s fans know, life lessons are sprinkled throughout.
StoryWalks®: The StoryWalk® continues at the Mounds State Rec Area’s Wildlife Wander Trail with a new title: In the Trees, Honey Bees by Lori Mortensen. The trail is .75 miles long and is perfect for families of all ages. The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT, and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-HubbardLibrary. StoryWalk® is a registered service mark owned by Ms. Ferguson.
Take-and-Make Crafts: Stop and pick up a take-and-make craft kit. Available at both libraries, at Brookville, they are located by the Children’s area. Available until gone.
Wowbrary: Visit our website to sign up to receive weekly emails featuring our new books, DVDs, and ebooks.
Fine Free: Although patrons are financially responsible for lost items, we no longer charge late fees for our items. Did you know you can receive text alerts or email notifications about items ready for pickup? Staff can set this up for you at your request.
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