The library will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

 

Events

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Our mission is service. One of the best ways we serve our community is through our programs and events. We have events for all ages. Explore storytime sessions for kids, teen council meetings, or book clubs for adults. Use the calendar to find events for the entire family. Check back for events, special sessions, and opportunities to get involved with the Library and your community!

EVENT FAQ

WHEN DO EVENTS MEET?

Programs and events meet at various times. Please check our event calendar for specific times when registering. For storytime, remember to register your child for one storytime series. Select the time that works best for you since most storytimes meet once per week.

WHAT PROGRAM SHOULD I CHOOSE?

We specifically create programs and activities to cater to specific age ranges. Please review our event calendar to find a program fit for you and/or your child. If you have any questions, we are happy to help.

WHAT ARE HOLIDAY HOURS FOR EVENTS?

Most library programs and events do not take place when the Library is closed. Please review the holiday schedule to see holiday closures. Please check our event calendar to find programs and events that may be offered when the Library is closed. If you have a question, please contact the Library.

UPCOMING EVENTS

We’d love for you and your family to come join the fun and learning that is happening at our Library! Our events calendar is always busy with events, classes, courses, book clubs, gatherings, and more. Take a moment to check out our online calendar and see upcoming events for all ages.

  • 11 May
    Indiana Diaper Bank Diaper Drive

    Help support families with a diaper need by donating: new disposable baby diapers and training pants (pull-ups)  unused diapers that your child has outgrown that are in open packages   new packages of wipes and unopened diaper rash creams cloth diapers are accepted, but please strip and clean before donating   Note: They  have an outstanding need for baby wipes, diapers (sizes 4, 5, & 6) and all sizes of pull-ups.   Donations can be left on the tables located at the Zionsville and Whitestown entrances.  

    Time: 12:00am - 11:59pm Location: All Locations
  • 19 May
    Euchre Hour

    Join to learn how to play the classic card game, Euchre, at the Whitestown branch. Spend a few hours competing to trump your opponents in a game of strategy and luck while also getting to know your neighbors! Whether it's your first time or you are a skilled euchre player, all are welcome.

    Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm Location: Community Room
  • 19 May
    Intermediate Readers Book Club

    Do your kids in grades 2 - 4 love to read? Are they regularly selecting books from our Juvenile Fiction section (not just Beginning Fiction or Tween Fiction)? Then this is the book club for them! We'll all read the month's selected title on our own, then meet together to discuss it and do some fun activities. In May, we'll read Karina Yan Glaser's The Nine Moons of Han Yu and Luli, "a testament to the bravery required to face the unknown and the power of art to connect us through the ages." Copies of the book will be available to be checked out from the Youth Department Reference Desk once registration opens.

    Time: 4:30pm - 5:30pm Location: Mayfield Room
  • 19 May
    Adult Children of Aging Parents Series: The Paperwork That Protects Everyone: Legal Planning Before Crisis

    Legal documents play a critical role in protecting aging parents and preventing family conflict—but many families don’t realize what’s missing until it’s too late. This session explains the essential legal tools every family should understand, including powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and wills. Attendees will gain clarity on how decision-making authority works and how proper planning can reduce confusion and stress during emergencies. Why this matters now: Legal confusion creates family conflict and delays care when time matters most. What attendees walk away with The documents every family needs before crisis How decision authority actually works What goes wrong when plans are missing or outdated Paired Topics Legal & Estate Planning Family Decision Authority & Conflict Prevention Goal: Prevent crisis-driven decisions and family conflict Panelists Estate & Elder Law Attorney Wills, powers of attorney, guardianship, incapacity planning Trust Officer or Estate Administrator Real-world execution when plans exist vs. when they don’t Mediator or Family Law Professional Addresses sibling conflict and communication breakdowns Register online or by phone at yoursilverjourney.com

    Time: 4:30pm - 6:00pm Location: Lora Hussey Room

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Community Schools

Chamber of Commerce

Town of Zionsville

The Lebanon Reporter

Current In Zionsville

Zionsville Monthly

Boone County Magazine

Town of Whitestown

Lebanon Community School Corporation

Worth Township Trustee’s Office

Boone County Convention & Visitors Bureau

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