
Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library offering materials, programs, and services for all ages, including interlibrary loans, personalized recommendations, and online catalog browsing.

Free financial literacy session for seniors and adults on AI-driven fraud, with examples and advice from the Indiana Securities Division.

Story time for babies and toddlers up to age three followed by a process art activity at the Southport Branch.

Workshop on simple meal planning for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, presented by the Marion County Public Health Department's Nutrition Services.

Low-impact seated chair aerobics session led by a Through the Ages Fitness instructor for seniors and adults.

Introductory session on generative AI, its tools, ethics and prompting techniques for seniors, educators and adults.

Drop-in session with board games and puzzles for school-age children and families at the Southport Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library.

Art workshop for preschoolers aged 3 to 6 to make clay art inspired by picture books with artist Jeremy South.

Mixed-age play and learning session with Gymboree for babies and toddlers aged 6 to 36 months, with sensory play and songs.

Financial literacy program for children ages 6 to 12 that turns budgeting into a game by managing an allowance for an imaginary pet.

Story time session for babies and toddlers up to age three and their adult at the Southport Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library.

English conversation class for adults and seniors at the Southport branch of the Indianapolis Public Library, led by TESOL-trained facilitators.

Free storytime session with stories, songs and rhymes followed by playtime for babies and toddlers up to age 3 at the Southport Branch.

English conversation practice circle for adults, led by TESOL-trained facilitators, at the Southport Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library.

Hands-on workshop for preschoolers at the Southport Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library where they build something to take home.

Family storytime with Sikh-Punjabi stories by Komal Kaur and Anoopreet Kaur, followed by a hands-on civic engagement poster activity and a discussion about belonging.