“We’re WILD about Reading!” at Troy-Miami County Public Library this fall!
Registration for the fall session of storytimes will begin at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, September 3, 2019; you can drop in at the library, register online using the links below, or call 937-339-0502 to register.
Sensory Break Bags are now available for check out at the Troy-Miami County Public Library, Bookmobile, and Oakes-Beitman Memorial Library thanks to a generous grant from The Troy Foundation.
Return your overdue items to the library and pay no overdue charges all summer long!
Troy-Miami County Public Library will offer a Fine Free Summer for all cardholders between June 1 and August 31. During this time only, all accumulated overdue fees will also be waived. Fine forgiveness is applied to all fines on a patron’s account. However, this offer does not apply to replacement costs for lost or damaged items nor previously paid fines.
March & April 2019
Local libraries participating in the 2019 community read invite you to read The One by John Marrs and participate in the programs focused on the book’s theme.
Creativebug has more than 1000 award-winning art and craft video classes taught by recognized design experts and artists. You can watch classes on Creativebug anytime, anywhere. Creativebug releases new classes every day which includes patterns, templates, and recipes.
Get full and free access to Creativebug using your library card. Follow this link to get started!
Troy-Miami County Public Library will offer a Fine Forgiveness program for all cardholders between November 20 and December 30. During this time only, all accumulated overdue fees will be waived. Overdue materials returned in good condition also will be removed from patron records. Fine forgiveness is applied to all fines on a patron’s account. However, this offer does not apply to replacement costs for lost or damaged items nor previously paid fines.
Cast Your Vote at Troy-Miami County Public Library
Troy-Miami County Public Library wants your help to determine the best choice for One Book, Many Communities. This annual event unites readers from eight public library systems and one academic library as they experience the same book through a variety of entertaining discussions and programs.
Wednesday, July 14 | 10:30 a.m. - The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich
Register HERE
Join us for a book discussion at the library! Copies of the selected book will be available at the library or downloadable as an eBook or eAudiobook through the Digital Downloads collection using Overdrive and Libby. This program will take place in the downstairs Community Room. Registration is required. Please use the link above to reserve your spot. For more information call 937.339.0502 ext. 117.
Submission will be accepted June 1 - June 20
Submit online HERE or print form using the link below and return to the library.
Can you write a horror story in just a couple of sentences? Submit your shortest, most spine-chilling story by June 20. We’ll be posting the creepiest stories online on our Facebook & Instagram pages and in the library from June 28-July 3 for everyone to vote on. The one with the most votes wins a small prize!
Thursdays | 10 a.m.
June 10, 17, 24 and July 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29
Bring a blanket and join us in Brukner Park, behind the library, for a mix of stories, songs, and early literacy activities in the fresh air and sunshine every week this summer! This program is appropriate for families with toddlers and preschoolers. Registration opens one week prior to each storytime - reserve a spot using the links below.
