Doric-style library built in 1917, featuring an interactive children's area and a glass-roofed atrium.
Free screening of Mel Brooks' 'Young Frankenstein' at the Clowes Auditorium Theater in the Indianapolis Public Library's monthly Indy Cinema Series.
Demo-based health and wellness class on easy and tasty ways to add more fiber to daily meals, aimed at seniors and adults.
Free sessions for children and families to explore robots, LEGOs, STEM apps, crafts and games at their own pace at the Central Library.
Conversational data session where participants use open-source tools to explore affordable housing and neighbourhood data, with beer provided.
Afternoon of Nintendo Switch gaming for teens ages 12-17 at the Central Library, part of the library's Teen Central programming.
Open-lab computer skills session at the Central Library to practice essential technology topics and earn a Northstar Certificate.
Four-hour interactive workshop with Denola M. Burton on writing, publishing and marketing a book, from idea to distribution.
Free screening of 'The Long Goodbye' at the Clowes Auditorium Theater in the Central Library, with a live musical performance, for adults 17 and up.
Free teen session run by Teen Central in the library's new Teen Space where teens aged 12 to 18 can explore art, technology, games and science.
Free public talk by Michelle Dartis, Ph.D., on the life of Herbert Hawkins and the history of Indiana Avenue, part of the Spirit & Place Festival.
Storytime session for children aged 0 to 5 and their caregivers led by the Indianapolis Public Library's Kid Central programme.
Session on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and how geography shapes daily life in Indianapolis-Marion County, presented by Katie Springer of the Indiana State Data Center.
Adult printmaking workshop at the Central Library's Makerspace where participants carve a linoleum block, ink and print, and take their prints and block home.
Free presentation by Deedee Davis on the 300+ glass negatives of Osbert Sumner, which document Indianapolis at the turn of the twentieth century.
Monthly murder-mystery book club meeting of the Indianapolis Public Library to discuss 'The It Girl' by Ruth Ware.
Block Party story time for children at the Central Library of the Indianapolis Public Library.
Adults learn the basics of 3D printing from concept to creation using Tinkercad and Ultimaker printers in the Central Library's Makerspace.
Young adult author Chloe Gong talks with writer Taylor Bridgeforth about her novels and creative process, followed by a book signing.
Free and open weekly chess club for all ages and skill levels, with an unrated blitz tournament from 6 to 8 p.m., in the Central Library atrium.
Lecture by local historian Joan Hostetler on twentieth-century car culture and iconic Indianapolis roadside diners and gas stations.
Monthly fiber arts club where crafters knit, crochet or embroider while screening the film 'Practical Magic'.
Drop-in LEGO building session for school-age children and preschoolers as part of the library's Kid Central programming.
Storytime for babies and toddlers aged 0-5 and their caregivers, presented by Kid Central at the Central Library.
Bipartisan forum with 15 candidates running for the Indianapolis Public Schools Board, the first partisan school board election in the city's history.
A digital literacy open-lab session where adults learn essential computer skills, software, and technology in daily life at their own pace.
