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A Volksmarch (German for "people's walk") is a non-competitive, recreational walk or hike through scenic or historic areas, focusing on fitness, fun, and camaraderie; participants follow marked trails, get cards stamped at checkpoints, and enjoy nature, local culture, and sometimes refreshments. Come join us the last Tuesday of each month! This month we will meet at the park behind Beautiful World shop for an Oldenburg (History Walk). ALL AGES WELCOME Registration is REQUIRED All Children MUST be accompanied by an Adult Participants must be able to stay in between the two BMPL Guides while walking and must be able to follow all instructions while visiting special locations. Enjoy the fresh air, get active, and have fun with others while learning something new! List of each month and Places we will go: January 27th - Oldenburg - Meet at Softball Parking Lot across from Wastewater plant February 24th - Brum Woods (Paved Parking lot entrance on Mulberry Street) March 31st - Freedom Park - (Meet at Pavilion) April 28th - Skatepark/Soccer Park path May 26th - Brum Woods (Nature Trail) - Huntersville Rd parking lot June 30 - Batesville (History Walk) meet at parking lot across from Weigels Funeral Home July 28th - Oldenburg (History Walk) meet at the park behind Beautiful World shop August 25th - Green Acres Walk - meet at Michaela Farm September 29th - Orchard Walk - Villa Orchard October 27th - Batesville (Cemetery Walk) - St. Louis Cemetery November 24th - Gratitude Hike - Liberty Park |
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Sublimation prints clear images and designs onto transfer paper with a heat-activated ink. When the paper is heated up, the ink is permanently transferred onto another surface. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptop to use during the design portion of this class, but a personal device is not required to attend. Ages: 15+ Time: 1-3PM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts and Innovation HUB) In this program, we will use the sublimation printer to print a unique design and use the heat press to put the design onto a coffee mug. Each participant will walk away with their own personalized coffee mug. Coffee mugs and all materials will be provided. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the heat press independently.
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Sublimation prints clear images and designs onto transfer paper with a heat-activated ink. When the paper is heated up, the ink is permanently transferred onto another surface. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptop to use during the design portion of this class, but a personal device is not required to attend. Ages: 15+ Time: 5-7PM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts and Innovation HUB) In this program, we will use the sublimation printer to print a unique design and use the heat press to put the design onto a coffee mug. Each participant will walk away with their own personalized coffee mug. Coffee mugs and all materials will be provided. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the heat press independently.
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Gary Wintz will give his Annual World Travel Presentation at 6:30-7:50 pm on Thursday, July 30, 2026 at the Batesville Memorial Public Library. Gary was born and raised in the area and has traveled to over 200 countries. He is a tour leader to many foreign lands on all continents. His goal is always to bring people together to celebrate our unity as Hoosiers and humans - locally, nationally, and globally. Time: 6:30-7:50PM Ages: 18+ (FREE) Location: Event Room (Arts and Innovation HUB) |
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Join us for our Mahjong class and discover the rich history and modern-day appeal of this classic tile-based game. Originating in China during the Qing Dynasty, Mahjong has been played for centuries and continues to thrive across cultures worldwide. Today, Mahjong is experiencing a resurgence, gaining popularity among all ages for its mix of strategy, memory, and social interaction. Whether you're a beginner or brushing up your skills, this class offers a fun and engaging way to learn the game, meet new people, and challenge your mind. Ages: Adults (free) Location: Meeting Room AB Time: 1PM-3PM NO REGISTRATION. STOP BY! |
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Register today for this virtual talk from the comfort of your home for a conversation that’s sure to warm your heart (and make your stomach rumble), as we delve into the legacy of cooking icon Julia Child with Smithsonian curator and public historian Paula J. Johnson, author of Julia Child’s Kitchen: The Design, Tools, Stories, and Legacy of an Iconic Space. The book includes interviews with chefs who knew Julia well, commentary on her favorite culinary tools and kitchen gadgets, and a stunning array of photos. Register here (it's FREE) and ask questions of the authors: https://libraryc.org/ebatesville/106420 Digital live-stream is on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST. Can’t attend live. No worries. Click the link above for the recording after the live date. This program is brought to you by Batesville Library and The Friends of the Library. |
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Register for this in-person class for Beginning Sewing with Singer Sewing Machines to learn about the machine functions, and how to start sewing. We will NOT be making a project. We will be going over the functions of the machine and how it works. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the sewing machines independently. This is a FREE class. Ages: 15+ Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 9-10AM Registration is required. Please sign up.
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Register for this in-person class to become a Certified User of the 3D Printers in the Innovation Studio. Completion of this training is needed to use any of the four 3D printers at the Arts and Innovation Hub. Registration is required Ages 12 to 14 may register for a learner’s permit certification, but also require an adult aged 18+ to be certified and accompany the minor while using the 3d printers. Ages 15 and older can become certified to work independently with the 3D printers. This is a FREE class. Ages: 12+(with an adult) 15+ independently Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 11-12PM Registration is required. Please sign up.
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Felting is one of the oldest forms of textile arts. Needle felting begins by rolling a small amount of wool and stabbing it with a needle. It is a quick hobby to learn, and many find it stress-relieving. We will be making a felted trinket bowl! This is a FREE program and all material will be supplied. Ages: 18+ (adults) Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 1-3pm Registration is required.
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Register for this in-person class to become a Certified User of the 3D Printers in the Innovation Studio. Completion of this training is needed to use any of the four 3D printers at the Arts and Innovation Hub. Registration is required Ages 12 to 14 may register for a learner’s permit certification, but also require an adult aged 18+ to be certified and accompany the minor while using the 3d printers. Ages 15 and older can become certified to work independently with the 3D printers. This is a FREE class. Ages: 12+(with an adult) 15+ independently Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 6PM-7PM Registration is required. Please sign up.
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The Ukulele Club is a club for anyone who plays or wants to learn how to play the Ukulele. We have fun singing and playing all kinds of music! Music sheets are provided. The Ukulele Club meets in the (Activity Lab located in the children's area) of the library every 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month, from 6:00 - 7:30pm. If you are a beginner please join us at 6:00pm. Batesville Library has FREE Ukuleles for checkout if you are interested in playing or learning to play. For more information about this club please contact Janey at psteph@etczone.com. This club is ran by community members. NO REGISTRATION. |
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Register for this in-person class on Intro to Cricut Maker 4 to learn how the machine functions, start a new project, and explore the variety of projects you can complete with the Cricut machine ranging from scrapbooking to personalizing clothing items and much more. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the Cricut independently. This is a FREE class. Ages: 15+ Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 10-11AM Registration is required. Please sign up.
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Welcome to Watercolor Painting! Join us this month to create a flower bookmark using Watercolor Paint. Learn how thick, absorbent paper and paint activated by water to creates a translucent image, defined by thin black felt markers. This workshop covers basic watercolor painting techniques. All supplies will be provided for this activity. Ages: 15+ Time: 1-3PM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Registration is required.
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Welcome to Watercolor Painting! Join us this month to create a flower bookmark using Watercolor Paint. Learn how thick, absorbent paper and paint activated by water to creates a translucent image, defined by thin black felt markers. This workshop covers basic watercolor painting techniques. All supplies will be provided for this activity. Ages: 15+ Time: 5:30-7:30PM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Registration is required. |
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Gather each month with other like-minded family history enthusiasts. Each month we will explore a different topic. This month: We will be talking about beginner Genealogy. Ages: Adults (free) Location: Meeting Room B Time: 1PM-2PM REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. |
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Ripley County Reads Author Fair Join us for the Ripley County Reads Author Fair and connect with more than 30 regional authors from across the area. This unique event gives readers and aspiring writers the opportunity to meet local authors, learn about their books, ask questions about the writing and publishing process, and purchase copies of their work. Meet the Authors 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM Browse author tables, discover new books, and enjoy conversations with talented writers representing a variety of genres and interests. Whether you're an avid reader, an aspiring author, or simply curious about the creative process, there is something for everyone to enjoy. FREE Writer’s Workshop 1:15 PM Following the Author Fair, join us for a free Writer’s Workshop. This interactive session is designed for writers of all experience levels and provides an opportunity to receive constructive feedback, share ideas, and learn from fellow writers in a supportive environment. The theme this year is Telling Tales & Building Worlds. What does it take to create a story readers can't put down? Join local authors Cindy Tanner and Melanie Jayne for an interactive workshop exploring the craft of fiction writing and the art of world building. From developing unforgettable characters to designing believable settings and crafting engaging plots, discover practical techniques that bring stories to life. Whether you're dreaming about your first novel, polishing a work in progress, or simply curious about the writing process, this program is for storytellers of all experience levels. We invite readers, writers, and community members of all ages to attend this exciting celebration of local literature and creativity in the event room at the Arts & Innovation HUB. Location: Event Room (Arts & Innovation HUB) The first 50 people to arrive will receive a Swag Bag. See the LIST of Author's Participating here.
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FREE Writer’s Workshop 1:15 PM (following the Author Fair) Following the Author Fair, join us for a free Writer’s Workshop. This interactive session is designed for writers of all experience levels and provides an opportunity to receive constructive feedback, share ideas, and learn from fellow writers in a supportive environment. The theme this year is Telling Tales & Building Worlds. What does it take to create a story readers can’t put down? Join local authors Cindy Tanner and Melanie Jayne for an interactive workshop exploring the craft of fiction writing and the art of world building. From developing unforgettable characters to designing believable settings and crafting engaging plots, discover practical techniques that bring stories to life. Whether you’re dreaming about your first novel, polishing a work in progress, or simply curious about the writing process, this program is for storytellers of all experience levels. We invite readers, writers, and community members of all ages to attend this exciting celebration of local literature and creativity in the event room at the Arts & Innovation HUB. No Registration Required
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Summer Concert Series: My Brother's Keeper at 6:30pm Opening Act: Maria, etc. at 6pm My Brother's Keeper is a progressive bluegrass band from Cincinnati OH that draws inspiration from rock, gospel, bluegrass and everything in between. Maria, etc. is a singer-songwriter and elementary music teacher from Cincinnati, Ohio who has been writing and performing her original music since 2020. BMPL's outside space is DORA approved. Walk to your favorite bar in town to grab a dink in the DORA APPROVED CUP and head over to listen to the Concert. Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026 Time: Maria Keck will open at 6PM and My Brother's Keeper will start around 6:30PM Location: Outdoor Event Lawn (Batesville Memorial Public Library ) Bring your friends, family, and lawn chairs for an evening of fun! Admission is FREE! See you there! Sponsored by: Batesville Library, Friends of the Library and BAAC |
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Join us for our Mahjong class and discover the rich history and modern-day appeal of this classic tile-based game. Originating in China during the Qing Dynasty, Mahjong has been played for centuries and continues to thrive across cultures worldwide. Today, Mahjong is experiencing a resurgence, gaining popularity among all ages for its mix of strategy, memory, and social interaction. Whether you're a beginner or brushing up your skills, this class offers a fun and engaging way to learn the game, meet new people, and challenge your mind. Ages: Adults (free) Location: Meeting Room AB Time: 1PM-3PM NO REGISTRATION. STOP BY! |
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Our book guide is Steve Holland. Here we will discuss the book. Step into a world of captivating stories and lively discussions at our Novel Idea Book Club! Whether you’re an avid reader or someone looking to discover new books and ideas, this is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow book lovers, share your thoughts, and dive deep into a wide range of genres. What makes our book club special? It’s not just about reading—it’s about engaging with others in thoughtful conversations, exploring different perspectives, and broadening horizons. Each meeting is a chance to discover books you might not have picked up on your own, all while enjoying a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. Whether you agree or disagree with the book, it’s the lively debates and shared enthusiasm that make each session so enjoyable. Plus, it’s a wonderful way to build a sense of community! You’ll get to know new people who share your love of reading, make lasting friendships, and be part of a group where your opinions truly matter. So come for the book, stay for the conversation—and discover why our Novel Idea Book Club is so much more than just a group of people reading the same book. It’s a place where ideas come to life, connections are made, and your next great read is just a discussion away! The August book is The Worst Hard Time by Timothy Egan. This National Book Award–winning story, a tour de force of historical reportage and narrative nonfiction, rescues an iconic chapter of American history―the Dust Bowl that terrorized the High Plains in the darkest years of the Depression―from the shadows. (summary from amazon.com) You Can Find a copy of the book for check out one the NOVEL IDEA BOOK CLUB display at the BMPL LIBRARY. Ages: Adults Location: Meeting Room A Time: 1:30PM-2:30pm NO Registration. |
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Library Board meetings are open to the public. To view the meeting agenda, please click here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1s6UkFCw-AJPSvglwgLrjNum1oHoROZVR?usp=sharing BMPL Board of Trustees 2026 Mark Stenger - President 4 th term: 1/1/2025 - 12/31/2028 Ripley and Franklin County Boards of Commissioners Thomas Barnett - Vice President 4 th term: 1/1/2026 - 12/31/2029 Ripley and Franklin County Councils Jamie Schantz - Secretary 2 nd term:1/1/2023 - 12/31/2026 Batesville Community School Corporation Dana Cassidy 1 st term: 1/1/2024 - 12/31/2027 Batesville Community School Corporation Jeff Ollier 3 rd term: 1/1/2025 - 12/31/2028 Batesville Community School Corporation Mark Masavage 3 rd term:1/1/2023 - 12/31/2026 Ripley and Franklin County Councils Heather Goldsmith 1 st term: 1/1/2025 - 12/31/2028 Ripley and Franklin County Boards of Commissioners Peter Mack - Treasurer Non-voting Board member |
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Ready to turn scrap into a masterpiece while connecting with your community? We will be using beautiful fabric scraps and laser-cut wooden frames to piece together stunning textured wall art. Register for your spot today! Registration is required. Age: Ages 18+ Time: 1-3PM Location: Meeting Room B (inside main library) A suggested donation helps keep our library programs thriving, so we can continue bringing learning, creativity, and community together for everyone. This class welcomes a donation to help support our programs and supplies, but it is completely optional.
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Register for this in-person class for Beginning Sewing with Singer Sewing Machines to learn about the machine functions, and how to start sewing. We will NOT be making a project. We will be going over the functions of the machine and how it works. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the sewing machines independently. This is a FREE class. Ages: 15+ Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 1-2PM Registration is required. Please sign up.
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Register above for this program. Time: 5:30 - 7:30PM Ages: Teens & Adults (FREE) Location: Event Room (Arts & Innovation HUB) Ready to Finally Take Control of Your Camera? If you’ve been relying on Auto mode and hoping for the best—this is the class that will change everything. My Basic Digital Photography course is designed specifically for beginners and hobbyists who want to understand their cameras and start taking better photos with intention. In just two hours, I’ll walk you through the essential tools and settings you need to confidently shoot in manual mode—without feeling overwhelmed. Here’s what you’ll learn: 1. The Photographer’s Toolkit We’ll go over the gear you actually need and what all those buttons and settings on your camera really do. 2. Understanding Exposure I’ll break down aperture, shutter speed, and ISO in simple, practical terms so you finally understand how light works in photography. 3. Choosing the Right Camera Settings You’ll learn how to quickly choose the best settings for different situations so you can get consistent, better-looking photos every time. By the end of the class, you’ll know exactly where to find your manual settings and how to use them to take photos you’re proud of. No confusing jargon. No guesswork. Just clarity, confidence, and hands-on learning. Let’s turn your camera from confusing to exciting—ready to join me? Older teens and adults are welcome to join this session.
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The Ukulele Club is a club for anyone who plays or wants to learn how to play the Ukulele. We have fun singing and playing all kinds of music! Music sheets are provided. The Ukulele Club meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the library, from 6:00 - 7:30pm. If you are a beginner please join us at 6:00pm. Batesville Library has FREE Ukuleles for checkout if you are interested in playing or learning to play. For more information about this club please contact Janey at psteph@etczone.com. This club is ran by community members. NO REGISTRATION. |
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A Volksmarch (German for "people's walk") is a non-competitive, recreational walk or hike through scenic or historic areas, focusing on fitness, fun, and camaraderie; participants follow marked trails, get cards stamped at checkpoints, and enjoy nature, local culture, and sometimes refreshments. Come join us the last Tuesday of each month! This month we will meet at Green Acres Walk - meet at Michaela Farm. ALL AGES WELCOME Registration is REQUIRED All Children MUST be accompanied by an Adult Participants must be able to stay in between the two BMPL Guides while walking and must be able to follow all instructions while visiting special locations. Enjoy the fresh air, get active, and have fun with others while learning something new! List of each month and Places we will go: January 27th - Oldenburg - Meet at Softball Parking Lot across from Wastewater plant February 24th - Brum Woods (Paved Parking lot entrance on Mulberry Street) March 31st - Freedom Park - (Meet at Pavilion) April 28th - Skatepark/Soccer Park path May 26th - Brum Woods (Nature Trail) - Huntersville Rd parking lot June 30 - Batesville (History Walk) meet at parking lot across from Weigels Funeral Home July 28th - Oldenburg (History Walk) meet at the park behind Beautiful World shop August 25th - Green Acres Walk - meet at Michaela Farm September 29th - Orchard Walk - Villa Orchard October 27th - Batesville (Cemetery Walk) - St. Louis Cemetery November 24th - Gratitude Hike - Liberty Park |
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Join us for an afternoon of real-life narratives, where we share heartfelt and captivating experiences. Join us to connect, share, and embrace the beauty of real-life tales! Ages: Adults Location: Meeting Room A Time: 2pm-3pm NO Registration. Open to the Public. FREE.
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Back by request. Join us for an in-formal, ALL-LEVELS acoustic jam session where local musicians and music lovers gather to make music together. We encourage you to bring your acoustic instrument and join the circle. Andrea Flodder of Cross Porch Pickers will be leading the session. Music lovers are also welcome to come and listen in the audience. Time: 6-7:45PM Ages: All-levels of Musical Talent Where: Event Room (Arts & Innovation HUB) |
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Sublimation prints clear images and designs onto transfer paper with a heat-activated ink. When the paper is heated up, the ink is permanently transferred onto another surface. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptop to use during the design portion of this class, but a personal device is not required to attend. Ages: 15+ Time: 10-12PM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts and Innovation HUB) In this program, we will use the sublimation printer to print a unique design and use the heat press to put the design onto a coffee mug. Each participant will walk away with their own personalized coffee mug. Coffee mugs and all materials will be provided. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the heat press independently.
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Register today for this virtual talk from the comfort of your home for a thrilling conversation with acclaimed author Lucy Foley as we delve into her brand-new Miss Marple mystery, Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel. High in the Swiss Alps, accessible only by a single, winding railway, stands the luxurious Grand Alpine Hotel. With glorious mountain views and exclusive access to powdery slopes, it draws guests from far and wide. The notorious actress. The high-flying politician. The society wife. The reckless friend. The shrewd doctor. But not everyone is here for a winter holiday. Beneath the champagne and furs, dark histories simmer; old grudges emerge like cracks in the ice. And someone is watching from the shadows. A polite, unassuming woman with an extraordinary mind: Miss Marple. When a body is found and a blizzard cuts off all escape, only Miss Marple can connect the clues before the killer strikes again. Because it isn’t a question of who has a motive, but who’s next… Register here (it's FREE) and ask questions of the authors: https://libraryc.org/ebatesville/187037 Digital live-stream is on Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST. Can’t attend live. No worries. Click the link above for the recording after the live date. This program is brought to you by Batesville Library and The Friends of the Library.
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Ages: Teens & Adults Time: 6-8pm Location: Meeting Room A No Registration. Just show up! Whether you're picking up a camera for the first time or have years of experience behind the lens, you're invited to join the new Photography Club at Batesville Public Library! This club is open to adults and teenagers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced photographers. Bring your favorite photos to share with the group, receive constructive feedback, or simply enjoy seeing the work of others. Photos may be presented in printed or electronic formats. The club will be shaped by its members. Participants will help determine future meeting topics, making this a great opportunity to learn new techniques, explore different photography styles, and connect with fellow photography enthusiasts. Meeting Details • When: Fourth Thursday of each month • Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM • Beginning: August • Where: Batesville Public Library Come share your creativity, gain inspiration, and grow your photography skills in a welcoming and supportive environment. All cameras, all experience levels, and all photography interests are welcome! See the world through a different lens. Join us in August! |
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Join us for our Mahjong class and discover the rich history and modern-day appeal of this classic tile-based game. Originating in China during the Qing Dynasty, Mahjong has been played for centuries and continues to thrive across cultures worldwide. Today, Mahjong is experiencing a resurgence, gaining popularity among all ages for its mix of strategy, memory, and social interaction. Whether you're a beginner or brushing up your skills, this class offers a fun and engaging way to learn the game, meet new people, and challenge your mind. Ages: Adults (free) Location: Meeting Room AB Time: 1PM-3PM NO REGISTRATION. STOP BY! |
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Do you have a project that you need a little motivation to finish? Do you get lonely working on your projects at home? Just want a little company? Join your fellow crafters at the Library for an afternoon of crafting and chatting. Bring your craft project(s) from home and join us for a crafty social hour! Craft & Chat meets Tuesdays from 1-2 PM. NO REGISTRATION.
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Register today for this virtual talk from the comfort of your home for a thrilling conversation with award-winning historian David O. Stewart about his newest work, The Democracy We Must Keep, and the question he explores throughout the book: What did America's founders say about democracy, and can we remain true to their vision for America? Two hundred fifty years ago, passionate men attempted to create something the world had never seen before: a nation built not on kings or armies, but on ideas where the people ruled. In The Democracy We Must Keep, historian David O. Stewart takes readers inside the nine key documents that shaped the formation of the United States—from Patrick Henry's thunderous cry for liberty to the carefully crafted design of a government chosen by the people, with limits on all officials holding power under the Constitution. Through the words of seven visionary founders—Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, Gouverneur Morris, and others—Stewart shows how a fragile experiment in self-government took shape. These men were not saints. They argued passionately. They worried that the new nation might fall apart. Yet together, they forged the principles that must still define American democracy: Power must be limited. Leaders must answer to the people. Individual rights must be protected by law. As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, The Democracy We Must Keep urges readers to rediscover core ideas that built the nation—and to consider what it will take to protect them. Register today to gain a deeper understanding of how American democracy started, why it still matters, and the active role each generation must play to uphold it. Register here (it's FREE) and ask questions of the authors: https://libraryc.org/ebatesville/195219 Digital live-stream is on Tuesday, September 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST. Can’t attend live. No worries. Click the link above for the recording after the live date. This program is brought to you by Batesville Library and The Friends of the Library. |
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Join us in making a Fall Tote! You will learn how to create a design using the Cricut Maker 4 with heat transfer vinyl, and adhering the image with the large heat press. Your personalized tote will be perfect for all your autumn outings! Ages: 15+ Time: 9AM-11AM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts and Innovation HUB) All materials will be provided. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the Cricut and heat press independently.
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Needle Felting is one of the oldest forms of textile arts. Needle felting begins by rolling a small amount of wool and stabbing it with a needle. It is a quick hobby to learn, and many find it stress-relieving. We will be making felted fall leaves! This is a FREE program and all material will be supplied. Ages: 18+ (adults) Location: Innovation Studio (Arts & Innovation HUB) Time: 1-3pm Registration is required.
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Registration Required. Join us in making a Fall Tote! You will learn how to create a design using the Cricut Maker 4 with heat transfer vinyl, and adhering the image with the large heat press. Your personalized tote will be perfect for all your autumn outings! Ages: 15+ Time: 5PM-7PM Location: Innovation Studio (Arts and Innovation HUB) All materials will be provided. Ages 15 and older can attend this class and work with the Cricut and heat press independently.
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The Ukulele Club is a club for anyone who plays or wants to learn how to play the Ukulele. We have fun singing and playing all kinds of music! Music sheets are provided. The Ukulele Club meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the library, from 6:00 - 7:30pm. If you are a beginner please join us at 6:00pm. Batesville Library has FREE Ukuleles for checkout if you are interested in playing or learning to play. For more information about this club please contact Janey at psteph@etczone.com. This club is ran by community members. NO REGISTRATION. |
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