The Library will be closed for the Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., Monday, January 21. The book-drop at the front of the library will be open.
The digital collection will be available. Your library card is all you need to keep informed and entertained. Check out the multitude of eBooks, eAudiobooks, movies, TV shows, and music. |
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 | Join us Saturday, February 2, from 1 - 4PM for an enchanting afternoon filled with Renaissance history, fantasy, and fun! Enjoy performances, demonstrations, crafts, games, and more. All ages are welcome. No registration is required for this free event.
Check back soon for a full schedule of events! |
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WINTER FAIRE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
1:00PM
Second Vision
Presented by the Frankfort Cosplay Guild
Sower Board Room
Learn how to look at everyday objects in a second light and convert them into something you can use in the steampunk universe.
Food Alchemy
Presented by the Franklin County Farmer’s Market
Community Room
Enjoy a tasty science experiment with food alchemy.
French and English Dances of Olde
Presented by Sylvia Coffey
River Room
Step back in time to when dancing was a major part of life. Come learn dances from the 16th and 17th century that are simple and delightful.
2:00PM
Build a New You
Presented by The Airship Temeraire
Sower Board Room
Explore cosplay through a creative workshop on designing a character, including their backstory and aesthetic.
Cosplay Crafting Demonstration
Presented by the Frankfort Cosplay Guild
Community Room
Look at the tools needed and resources available to create costumes and gadgets for multiple universes.
Historical European Martial Arts 101
Presented by Historical European Martial Arts – HEMA Lexington
River Room
Want to learn sword fighting the way the knights did? Join us for an introduction to Historical European Martial Arts.
3:00pm
Harry Potter Social Justice
Presented by Fandom of the Phoenix – The SKYCTC Chapter of the Harry Potter Alliance
Sower Board Room
Learn how to be an innovator in helping with social change through the magic of the wizarding world.
Snowy Scenes
Presented by the Kentucky Dance Academy
Community Room
Watch winter-inspired pieces of dance, including the Snow Scene from The Nutcracker.
Costume Contest
Presented by the Frankfort Cosplay Guild
River Room
Bring your costuming finest to the Winter Faire! All ages are welcome to participate in this cosplay costume contest. Prizes will be awarded in categories for kids, teens, and adults.
1:00pm-4:00pm
Crafts and Games for All Ages
Youth Program Room
Fiber Arts Demonstration
Teen Area (Second Floor) |
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My Mittens
Tuesday, January 22, at 5:30PM
Wednesday, January 23, at 10AM
Young children, ages 2-3, wear your favorite mittens to storytime! Registration is required.
Dino Babies
Tuesday, January 29, at 11:00AM
Stop on in to the Library for this storytime about our prehistoric pals–dinosaurs! This program is for babies, ages 0-24 months, and their caregivers. Registration is required. |
Birds on Ice
Wednesday, January 30, at 4:30PM
Kids in grades K-2, imagine what it would be like to be a penguin. Get ready to wiggle and waddle for this storytime. Registration is required.
Snow STEAM Storytime
Tuesday, January 29, at 6:30PM
Thursday, January 31, at 11:00AM
Preschoolers, ages 4-5, come explore snow through STEAM! Registration is required; Patrons should choose one of the two above sessions to attend. |
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Just Hanging Out
Thursday, January 24, at 6:30PM
Slowwww down and Hanggg out for this sloth-themed storytime. Families with kids of all ages are welcome. |
Cabin Fever Reliever
Friday, January 25, at 11:00AM
Tired of being cooped up in the house? Come to the Library to have lots of fun! Families with kids of all ages are welcome. |
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 | | Transform a boring cardboard box into your cat’s new favorite hangout spot! We will supply boxes and other basic supplies. You supply the imagination!
Gather your family and/or friends, and register your group of up to 5 people. Limit one structure per group. Space is limited, so please register online or at the library.
**This workshop will involve cutting tools and hot glue. Each registered group must include an adult. |
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Reading About Race: A Community Discussion
Tuesday, January 22, at 6PM
Join us in the River Room to share your reactions and recommendations regarding your favorite books with race-related themes in an event co-sponsored with the Frankfort Anti-Racism Advocates.
Register here or at the library.
Milestones & Meltdowns
Wednesday, January 23, at 11AM
Wednesday, January 30, at 11AM
A parenting group for anyone with a child from birth to age 3.
Searching for Family History
Wednesday, January 23, at 5:30PM
Search for your ancestors in millions of historical records using FamilySearch.org. Discover your place in history by preserving your genealogy online. See what others have contributed and share your family story. Whether you have just started researching your family roots or have worked with family history for years, we encourage you to join us as Mark Kinnaird discusses the different attributes of this free genealogy database.
Yoga for Beginners
Wednesday, January 23, at 6PM
Certified yoga instructor Grace Rogers will lead participants in breathing exercises, simple physical postures with some flowing in between, and relaxation. Please wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat if you have one. Registration is required. |
Planner Party
Thursday, January 24, 6:30PM
The new year is upon us, and that probably means you have a brand new planner! Join us for a planner party to meet up with fellow planning enthusiasts, share organizational ideas, and get creative. We’ll have some basic supplies on hand like colored pens, stickers, and washi tape. Just BYOP… bring your own planner!
Mystery Book Group: The Girl Who Lived
Monday, January 28, at 7PM
We will discuss The Girl Who Lived by Christopher Greyson
My Heritage
Tuesday, January 29, at 10AM
Designed to show the serious genealogist or beginner how to use this database to access records including birth and death; marriage census records; and immigration lists.
Paying for College 101
Tuesday, January 29, 6PM
Presented by Tre Sims of the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority, this program is designed to help high school seniors and their parents get a better understanding of the financial aid application process. Participants will learn how financial aid packages are put together by colleges/technical schools, specifics on application filing methods and how to complete the FAFSA, discuss student loan options, and much more! |
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Harry Potter Club
Thursday, January 24, at 4:30PM
'Tweens and Teens in grades 3-12, join us for our first meeting of Harry Potter Club! Bring your ideas and celebrate the boy who lived with games, crafts, and art! Registration is required.
TAG Meeting
Friday, January 25, at 4:30PM
Help contribute and lead with the Teen Advisory Group at Paul Sawyier Public Library. Join our monthly meeting where your voice can be heard. Bring your friends and ideas as we decide how to best serve teen patrons and our community.
Riverdale Milkshakes
Monday, January 28, at 6:00PM
Venture to Pop’s Chock’lit Shoppe from the hit show Riverdale. Concoct Milkshakes inspired by the show and discuss the fandom. This program is for teens in grades 6-12. Registration is required. |
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