The Children's Clothing Bank, located in the Main Library Annex and operated by the First Presbyterian Church of Chillicothe, provides clothes for children ranging in size from infant to teens.
In this inclusive 8-week program for adults aged 55 and up, participants will learn how to use batik resist technique on a tote bag in a fun, creative, and supportive environment.
Do you need someone to talk to or read with? Our library offers one-on-one sessions with licensed therapy dogs that can accompany you to make your day better.
Mark your calendars! The third Thursday of every month is Minecraft Club at the Northside Branch. You will use creative mode to build anything you want or choose our monthly theme.
Do you love to be scared? We'll be discussing the most terrifying books the library has to offer. Read our suggested monthly book or bring a horror book recommendation to share with the group!
Tiny Swifties, join us for a special preschool storytime celebrating all things Taylor Swift! There will be dancing, singing, crafting, and games. Costumes welcome!
Join us for half an hour of music, movement, and short stories! On the last Monday of the month, we'll offer a bilingual storytime offered in English and Spanish.
Do you need someone to talk to or read with? Our library offers one-on-one sessions with licensed therapy dogs that can accompany you to make your day better.
Howard S. Young (Frankfort) Branch - Frankfort Meeting Room
Join us as we celebrate National Play-Doh Day! Whether you use playdough to hone your artistic skills, play make-believe, or something in between, we'll have an activity perfect for you.
The Children's Clothing Bank, located in the Main Library Annex and operated by the First Presbyterian Church of Chillicothe, provides clothes for children ranging in size from infant to teens.
In this inclusive 8-week program for adults aged 55 and up, participants will learn how to use batik resist technique on a tote bag in a fun, creative, and supportive environment.
Read books, eat snacks, play games, make art, and more! We'll read a variety of graphic novels, amazing true stories, magical adventures, and more, with a mix of chapter books and leveled readers.
Relax and craft with us, then after take home your very own bejeweled masterpiece. This is our first craft in our adult crafting series, keep an eye out for more! All supplies provided.
Come explore science and technology! Ohio University will be bringing some of their fun equipment to try out at the library this fall. These events are best suited to grades 3-6.
Gleason's Mobile Home Park - 1667 Stone Rd, Chillicothe, OH 45601
Catch the Bee, CRCPL's Mobile Library, at Gleason's Mobile Home Park, 1667 Stone Rd! Sign up for a library card, browse the collection, check out books and DVDs, and use the Bee's built-in WiFi.
Love building? Come Build It! with us at the Main Library! We'll have LEGO, Keva planks, Perler Beads and more for you to build whatever you can dream up.
Join us for half an hour of music, movement, and short stories! On the last Monday of the month, we'll offer a bilingual storytime offered in English and Spanish.
Do you need someone to talk to or read with? Our library offers one-on-one sessions with licensed therapy dogs that can accompany you to make your day better.
Join us in experimenting with different textures and patterns using leaves and charcoal. Your masterpiece will show your creativity and the beauty of nature.
The Children's Clothing Bank, located in the Main Library Annex and operated by the First Presbyterian Church of Chillicothe, provides clothes for children ranging in size from infant to teens.
In this inclusive 8-week program for adults aged 55 and up, participants will learn how to use batik resist technique on a tote bag in a fun, creative, and supportive environment.
Do you need someone to talk to or read with? Our library offers one-on-one sessions with licensed therapy dogs that can accompany you to make your day better.
It's Banned Books Week (September 22- 28) and we're celebrating our Freedom To Read! Join us for an afternoon of activities about banned or challenged books and our freedom to choose what to read.