LIBRARY HOURS ON ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, APRIL 1

We will be open for library services during regular hours: 8:30am - 9pm. 

We are the polling place for Precinct 2 and Precinct 7. Voting hours are 6am - 7pm. 

Program Registration Change

Starting with June program registration, priority will be given to Homer Township Library cardholders due to high demand and limited space.  More details will be available soon.  Thank you for your understanding as we work to better serve our Library community. 

Crafty PopUP: String Art

10:00am - 12:30pm
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Library Branch: Homer Township Public Library District
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Home is where the heart is!  Make a handpainted sign featuring string art!  Fee: $5

Registration required. 

(Please note that boards will be prepainted brown.)

HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY

4:15pm - 7:30pm
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Library Branch: Outreach
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We are celebrating the luck of the IRISH on the Bookmobile, and pick up an Easter design to enter our holiday coloring contest. 

ESCAPE ROOM CHALLENGES

6:30pm - 7:30pm
Families, Children
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Library Branch: Homer Township Public Library District
Room: Family Activity Zone
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Ages 8-12

If you like to solve puzzles and crack code, come work as a team to solve a mystery and break out!

Feb. 13 - So you want to be President? Can you find the missing election results?

The 1910’s: Ragtime, Wilson, and World War I

7:00pm - 8:00pm
Adults & Seniors
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Library Branch: Homer Township Public Library District
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 The 1910s was an era of Ragtime music, technological and political innovations, and war. The Boy Scouts of America and The American Girl Guides, later to be renamed the Girl Scouts, are both founded a year apart.