Tuesday
Sep 1
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π¨ Creative Corner
ArtsView original ↗Get crafty with us every Tuesday! Join our educators for a fun, guided art experience where kids will explore new materials, learn creative techniques and express their imaginations. Every mini artist will take home a masterpiece of their own making! Tuesdays |10:30 - 11 AM | Kids & Families September Sept 1 - Cozy Campfire (collages) Sept 8 - Museum CLOSED Sept 15 - Museum CLOSED Sept 22 - Slime Painting Sept 29 - Apple & Worm Lacing Included with Admission/Free for Members
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ποΈ Next Chapter Book Club
CommunityView original ↗A book club program for adults with Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. We meet on the top floor of our Downtown Newark location.
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π¨ Adventures in Art: Art Outside the Lines Celebration
Arts EducationView original ↗Celebrate the artists of Licking County Library and PALS Ohio's Art Outside the Lines! This exhibit runs in The Collective from August 1 to September 11. Our Art Outside the Lines celebration is a special time to connect and celebrate the artists with disabilities and their artwork.
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ποΈ Homeschoolfest: Day One
CommunityView original ↗Discover the fascinating world of electricity with The Works on Wheels (WOW)! Participants can explore a hands-on adventure into the world of electricity using energy wands, watching the glow of plasma balls, and have a chance to build working electrical circuits using Snap Circuits. Along the way, discover how electricity flows, learn about conductivity and circuits, and strengthen our problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Students in all grade levels are welcome to participate.
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ποΈ College 101
CommunityView original ↗Making the most of COTC and understanding the academic journey. Warner Center Room 175 2 p.m.
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π Author Talk: The Democracy We Must Keep
EducationView original ↗Brought to you in partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium. Register and submit questions for the authors . Join us as we chat 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 Statesβfrom 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 foundersβWashington, Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, Gouverneur Morris, and othersβStewart 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 nationβand 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. About the Author: David O. Stewart has published eleven award-winning and best-selling books of history and historical novels. In 2023, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Washington Independent Review of Books. His most recent fictional series, the Overstreet Saga, is inspired by family stories his mother told. He lives in Maryland with the light of his life, Nancy Floreen; they have three children and six grandchildren.
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π After School Awesome
EducationView original ↗After School Awesome is a weekly activity club. This week, prepare for imminent disaster by making a handy paracord bracelet inspired by I Survived. I Survived is a series that highlights young people surviving unimaginable circumstances.
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π Fallsbury Township Hall: Frazeysburg
EducationView original ↗The Mobile Library is visiting your community! Browse books, DVDs, video games, and more for all ages and enjoy creative crafts, activities, and interactive displays for children and adults. Plus: In honor of National Literacy Month, j oin Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and their friends for extra fall fun. Tags: Fallsburg
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ποΈ Happy 100th Birthday, Silly Old Bear
CommunityView original ↗Attend a Winnie the Pooh-themed birthday party! Step into the Hundred Acre Wood and enjoy storytelling, crafts, and activities with your favorite bear and all his friends. Don't forget to bring your favorite stuffed animal!
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β½ Meet hosted by Licking Valley High/Middle School -
Sports Licking Valley PanthersView original ↗Source: https://www.lickingvalleyathletics.com/schedule?year=2026-2027 Type: meet
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ποΈ Book Dragons Book Club
CommunityView original ↗Dig into an exciting read in this book club, designed to build reading comprehension, critical thinking, and social skills in upper elementary students in grades 3-5. Participants read age-appropriate chapter books, discuss stories, and enjoy book-themed games and activities.
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β½ Wilkins Mobile Home Park: Newark
Education SportsView original ↗The Mobile Library is visiting your community! Browse books, DVDs, video games, and more for all ages and enjoy creative crafts, activities, and interactive displays for children and adults. Plus: In honor of National Literacy Month, j oin Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and their friends for extra fall fun. Tags: Mary Ann Township, Wilkins Run, Wilkins Corner
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ποΈ Back to Hogwarts
CommunityView original ↗Spend a magical evening in the Discovery Center with Harry Potter-themed crafts, games, and activities!
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π Grove St.: Newark (lot behind E Main St Gazebo)
EducationView original ↗The Mobile Library is visiting your community! Browse books, DVDs, video games, and more for all ages and enjoy creative crafts, activities, and interactive displays for children and adults. Plus: In honor of National Literacy Month, j oin Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and their friends for extra fall fun.
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ποΈ Soot Sprite Bookmarks
CommunityView original ↗Learn how to make your own pompoms, turn them into bookmarks, and decorate them in a Studio Ghibli style.
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ποΈ Gardening with Disabilities
CommunityView original ↗A speaker from Together We Grow talks about tips and tricks to make gardening more accessible for themselves and others!
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π Women's Volleyball vs Marietta College - Home Opener
Community Denison Big RedView original ↗Women's Volleyball vs Marietta College - Home Opener on September 1 at 7:00pm. https://denison.edu/events/event/161950
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β½ Women's Soccer at Capital University
Sports Denison Big RedView original ↗Women's Soccer at Capital University on September 1 at 7:00pm. https://denison.edu/events/event/161987
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β½ Men's Soccer vs Capital University - Home Opener
Sports Denison Big RedView original ↗Men's Soccer vs Capital University - Home Opener on September 1 at 7:30pm. https://denison.edu/events/event/161986
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