The Indianapolis Public Library system serves the Indianapolis, Lawrence, and Beech Grove communities through 25 library locations and bookmobiles. The Lawrence Branch opened in 1967 on North Franklin Road in a storefront previously occupied by the Lawrence Post Office and was the first branch to open in the system.
Family concert by Dr. Sugarbomb, who turns into different characters with his original songs about nature and gratitude, as part of the library's Family Concert Series.
An educational gardening workshop for teens led by Amy Mullen at the Indianapolis Public Library.
Craft workshop for school-age children to design and make their own custom magnetic bookmarks while learning how magnets work.
Hands-on self-care workshop with Brittany Wayman of Soul Care Coaching on how soul care connects to mental, emotional and physical well-being, aimed at seniors and adults.
Workshop led by Dusty Rademacher of Light in the Dark on the process of dying, hospice care and grief, with optional registration.
Bilingual storytime in English and Spanish for preschoolers, babies and toddlers at the Lawrence Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library.
Self-directed parent-child session with gross and fine motor equipment, books and musical instruments for children from birth to five.
Teen woodworking workshop run with Deeply Ingrained at the Lawrence Branch where participants build a functional planter box.
Monthly graphic novel book club for readers aged 9 to 12 to share their thoughts on the month's title, with snacks, games, giveaways and crafts.
Pajama storytime with stories, songs, literacy activities and play time for babies, toddlers and preschoolers at the Lawrence Branch.
Monthly adult book discussion group at the Lawrence Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library, reading Jane Austen's 'Sense and Sensibility'.
An educational program for toddlers to learn about animals native to Indiana.
Dungeons & Dragons session for teens at the Lawrence Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library, with game materials and dice provided.
Computer and technology workshop for adults and seniors on the basics of Gmail, including email safety, spam management and decluttering your inbox.
Best-selling horror author Michael West talks about writing chilling stories, character development, suspense and getting his work into readers' hands.
Adult book discussion of 'The Art Thief' by Michael Finkel at the Lawrence Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library.
Bilingual storytime with books, songs and games in English and Spanish at the Lawrence Branch Library of the Indianapolis Public Library.
