Join in the fun with stories, songs, felt board stories, fingerplays and a craft that encourage development of early literacy skills in young children. Miss Brittany will present a different storytime theme each week, complete with a craft activity. Class size is limited to 15 children. All children need an accompanying adult.
Denny Taylor ’73, Ph.D., and Lucy Chamberlain ’77, M.S., will present the Friends of the Hiram College Library Library winter program, “Hiram Public Gardens,” on Thursday, Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. in the Pritchard Room on the Library’s second floor. Guests may also attend via Zoom; visit library.hiram.edu/home/friends to register and receive the Zoom link. Taylor and Chamberlain will discuss the history of the Hiram Public Gardens, the many people who were involved in its creation, and the plants and […]
A drop-in style indoor playground for crawlers and toddlers. Kick off the day with us at 10:30 for a brief, 15 minute toddler storytime then stay to play. Can't make it at 10:30? That's ok! Stop in any time during the day and play as much as you'd like. The room will be set up with toys and gross motor activities for babies and toddlers. Preschool playthings will also be available. PLEASE NOTE: Due to the mix of toys […]
STANDING ROCK CULTURAL ARTS GLOBAL DRUMMING CONCERT Daniel Kennedy, hand drums Saturday, February 25 7pm Meet ‘n Greet / 7:30pm Performance INFO On Saturday, February 25, percussionist Daniel Kennedy will present an evening of solo works for global hand drums at Standing Rock Cultural Arts in Kent. The program will feature a variety of improvisations and compositions, spotlighting drums from India, Turkey, Egypt, Ghana, Italy, Brazil, and Cuba. The evening begins with a meet ‘n greet at 7pm, followed by […]
Monday, January 23, United Methodist Church, 1435 East Main Street, Kent OH. Members’ dinner, $14 each, at 6:30 pm; reserve with your caller the Friday before. The speaker/program is at 7:30pm and is free and open to the public. The speaker for January will be Beth Whipple from the Master Gardeners program, on the spotted lanternfly, an invasive pest that uses Ailanthus altissima, the Tree of Heaven, for its host.
Come to this new Genealogy Club, co-sponsored by the Kent Historical Society and the Kent Free Library. The club will meet the 4th Tuesday of each month with speakers, special guests, and time for sharing your own research. In the February program, learn about apps for your phone that scan documents and what you can do with the library's scanners. No registration required. For adults 18+.
All you care to eat for just $8! Menu includes Eggs, Home fried Potatoes, Biscuits and Sausage Gravy, Pancakes, Sausage Links, Orange juice, and Coffee. 8 am to 11 am The first Saturday of every Month!
Each first Tuesday of the month, explore activities relating to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEAM)! In March, Prairie Johnson, teacher and Village Council Member at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in Missouri, shares her experience and knowledge as we contemplate questions like Why do we garden? What is the power that brings many hands together to tend collective soil? What is the "community" in community gardening? Tend the garden of your mind with this conversation about organic gardening, Natural Building, and […]
This month's get-together includes a quilt raffle and live music (along with home-cooked food and dessert). Dine in or carry out.
Enjoy listening to Grady Miller, an Americana and Blues duo based out of Akron. Cathy Grady (formerly Miller) is a songwriter, vocalist, and fiddler, with a wide range of styles and influences. Michael Grady is a guitarist and an award winning songwriter with lyrics that are timely, funny, and engaging. No registration required. All ages are welcome. The concert will be held on the second floor balcony.
