Stop in the first Friday of every month to meet with representatives from Senator Collett's and Congressman Fitzpatrick's offices. Representatives are available to help constituents with state and federal services.
Blood Drive
Red Cross Blood Drive
Friday, July 7th — 11:00 AM—4:00 PM
Community Room
Foundation of Friends
Save The Date!
Dinner in White - the Indian valley Public Library's premiere fundraiser - returns this August 19th. Full details here: https://www.ivpl.org/diw
The Dinner in White brings together members of our community for
an elegant evening of food, friends, and giving back. All proceeds go towards the IVPL's Foundation of Friends.
Take a (virtual) tour of the Indian Valley Public Library! Our video series offers just a snippet of what we offer members of this community. More videos highlighting IVPL's activities, clubs, and other resources can be found here.
Your support makes these things possible.Donationsto the library help cover our operating expenses.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you wish to speak about supporting the library.
BEE a Part of Your Community - Summer Learning Challenge invites children, teens, and adults to learn, grow, and have fun over the summer by reading and completing a variety of activities. You can complete activities online using Beanstack or track your progress with a paper version of our digital challenges. Visitivpl.orgfor more information about our current and future programs.
Dice Rollers
Sunday, July 2nd & 16th — 1:00—3:00 PM
Pennsylvania Room
Gather to play Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop role playing games. Best for Grades 7-12.
Building Buddies (All ages)
Wednesday, July 5th — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Drop by the library to build with Legos, Duplo's, K'Nex and a variety of other building materials. Please note: an adult must remain in the room with children ages 10 and under.
Crafts for a Cause: The Peyton Heart Project (Grades 6-12
Wednesday, July 6th — 4:00—5:00 PM
Community Room
You've probably seen the hearts around the community and wondered what they symbolize. Join us to learn about The Peyton Heart Project and its mission of raising global awareness about suicide, bullying, and ending the stigma surrounding mental health issues. We will have the opportunity to tag hearts as well.
For tweens and teens in grades 6 and up.
Attention teens! Need hours? This counts as a
VolunTeen event. Don't forget to sign in to help us track your time.
Crafts for a Cause: Knitting with KnitWits (All Ages)
Tuesday, July 11th — 2:30—4:00 PM
Community Room
Join us to knit or crochet rectangles (7"x9") for Warm Up America or squares (8"x8") for Love-Squared. Bring your needles and yarn to join us for this great stash-busting activity. Don't have needles or yarn? Don't worry! There will be supplies available for interested volunteers.
All ages and skill levels are welcome.
In collaboration with KnitWits
Need service hours? This counts as a VolunTeen event. Contact Nicole at nhusbands@ivpl.org with questions.
Crafts for a Cause: Crafting Kindness (All Ages)
Wednesday, July 12th — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Join us as we welcome Mikayla’s Voice, an organization that celebrates the beauty and diversity of our community and acknowledges that we all have something to offer this world. Following the presentation, we will make crafts to help us spread kindness and inclusion in our community. Stop by the library any time during the times above to put your art skills to work for this good cause. This program is open to people of all ages and abilities.
Find out more about Mikaya’s Voice here: https://www.mikaylasvoice.org/
Attention teens! Need hours? This counts as a VolunTeen event. Don't forget to sign in to help us track your time.
Crafts for a Cause: For Pete's Sake (All Ages)
Wednesday, July 26th — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Join us as we welcome special guests from For Pete’s Sake Cancer Respite Foundation, an organization that provides respite services for cancer patients and their families. Following the presentation, we will be making crafts to help those affected by cancer. Stop by the library any time during the times above to put your art skills to work for this good cause. This program is open to people of all ages and abilities.
Attention teens! Need hours? This counts as a VolunTeen event. Don't forget to sign in to help us track your time.
Cottagecore Series: The Secret Life of Bees
Monday, July 10th — 6:00—8:30 PM
Community Room
It is Cottagecore AND Bee Week! Celebrate both by watching The Secret Life of Bees in the Community Room. Register here.
About the movie:
In 1964, a teenage girl in search of the truth about her mother runs away to a small town in South Carolina and finds a family of independent women who can connect her to her past.
2008
PG-13
1h 54m
Mister Rogers Singalong & Activities
Tuesday, July 11th — 10:00—11:00 AM
Community Room
In collaboration with friends from Peaceful Living, we will celebrate the legacy of Mister Rogers with heartwarming stories, songs, and activities. The host of a children’s television show for decades, Fred Rogers always emphasized kindness, creativity, and curiosity. Won’t you be our neighbor?
This program is open to people of all ages and abilities.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Are You Ready for a Dog (All ages)
Thursday, July 13th — 7:00—8:00 PM
Community Room
Embrace the joy and fulfillment of owning a dog, but be prepared for the adjustments that come with it. During this exciting session at the Indian Valley Library, Niki Weiss, a highly-regarded Canine Advisor, will reveal how to find the perfect pooch that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle, home size, and budget.
Niki will provide tips, resources, and a checklist on how to best prepare to welcome your next furbaby into your home. No registration required.
Making Mornings: Community Lego Build (All ages)
Monday, July 24th — 10:30 AM—12:00 PM
Community Room
Stop by the library to help us build something big out of Legos. Builders of all ages are welcome. Preschoolers MUST be accompanied by an adult.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Family Art Exploration (All ages)
Saturday, July 22nd — 10:30—11:30 AM
Community Room
Families with children of all ages are welcome to join us as we explore art through books and hands on activities. We will start with an art themed story or two followed by some free time to create art with a variety of supplies. Registration is required and will start 2 weeks before the event.
Livestream Manatee Program (All ages)
Thursday, July 27th — 7:00—8:00 PM
Community Room
Join us in the Community Room for a program about Manatees from Save the Manatees Club. Further description to follow. You can also attend from home. Registration is required and will start on July 13.
Making Mornings: Picture Puzzles (All ages)
Monday, July 31st — 10:30 AM—12:00 PM
Community Room
Stop by the library to help us build something big out of Legos. Builders of all ages are welcome. Preschoolers MUST be accompanied by an adult.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Pelicula: El Gato con Botas: El Último Deseo
Monday, July 31st — 6:00—8:00 PM
Community Room
Ver una película en español con subtítulos en inglés.
El Gato con Botas: El Último Deseo
El Gato con Botas descubre que su pasión por la aventura le ha pasado factura: ha agotado ocho de sus nueve vidas, así que se embarca en un viaje épico para encontrar la Estrella del Deseo y recuperarlas.
IVPL Planeswalker Club
Thursdays — 5:00—8:00 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
New and experienced players of Magic: The Gathering are welcome. Learn how to create decks or test decks you've already curated. If you are brand new to the game, join us to learn how to play MTG.
All ages are welcome; however, adult supervision is required for players under 13.
*If you are experiencing COVID symptoms or have been recently exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID, please stay home.
Chess for Beginners
Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Learn how to play chess and hone your skills!
All ages are welcome; however, adult supervision is required for players under 13.
Youth Events
Lego Club (Grades K-5)
Mondays, July 3rd, 10th, 24th, & 31st — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Drop into the library for some free build time with your friends. Each week, we will have a project that we will work on as a group. You can add pieces to this build and/or create a project of your own. No registration required. For safety reasons, preschoolers MUST be accompanied by an adult.
Babies Boogie Storytime (Ages birth-24 months)
Wednesday, July 5th, 12th, & 26th — 10:15—10:45 AM
Community Room
Families with children ages birth to 24 months are invited to join us for a brief storytime for our youngest friends, followed by time to play and socialize. Siblings welcome.
FREE! No registration is required. You can sign up for optional reminder emails through ouronline calendar.
Lunch Bunch Storytime (All ages)
Thursday, July 6th, 13th, & 27th — 12:00—12:30 PM
Outside
Join us for a casual outdoor storytime for children of all ages. Feel free to bring a snack or a lunch, though this is not required. We will meet at the pavilion outside. This program may be moved inside due to weather.
FREE! No registration is required. You can sign up for optional reminder emails through our online calendar.
Be a Bee
Tuesday, July 25th — 10:00—11:00 AM
Community Room
Buzz with us as we explore fun bee-themed stories, songs, activities, and crafts! This program is designed for preschoolers, but all ages are welcome.
Teens are invited to join Ms. Nicole as she reads the first page of different books on the IVPL Youth Service'sYouTubechannel. If your interest is piqued, you can check out the title from IVPL.
Teen Movie Night: Captain America
Monday, July 3rd — 6:00—8:30 PM
Community Room WIndian Valley Public
Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
In this pulse-pounding adventure tale, WWII soldier Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) volunteers for a military experiment that transforms him into a superhero, and he uses his newfound abilities to protect America from a villain known as the Red Skull.
Young people entering grades 6 to 12 are invited to help us decide on the plot of The Lost Jewels of Nabooti by R.A. Montgomery.
Join us on Friday, July 7 at 11 to help choose this story. You don't have to read a book before joining in on this discussion.
A short craft will follow the reading of this interactive fiction adventure.
No registration needed.
Drop-In Journal Decorating & Movie Screening
Friday, July 14th — 11:00 AM—1:00 PM
Community Room
Come and decorate your own journal using various art supplies while watching The Secret Garden.
Open to students entering grades 6 to 12
About the movie:
In this classic novel adaption, a young girl is suddenly orphaned and sent to live with her withdrawn uncle. Feeling neglected, she begins exploring her new home's estate and soon discovers the magic—and secrets—that surround her.
G
101 minutes
Drop-In Journal Decorating
Saturday, July 15th — 1:00—2:00 PM
Pennsylvania Room
Come and decorate your own journal using various art supplies, like stickers, ribbons, and more!
Open to students entering grades 6 to 12
Science Week: Virtual Teen Trivia (Grades 6-12)
Sunday, July 16th — Saturday, July 22nd — ALL DAY
Virtual
Science can be VERY weird. Test your knowledge (or learn a thing or two) during this fun Teen Science Trivia hosted on Kahoot!
Participants will be entered into a drawing for a book prize pack.
For students entering grades 6 to 12 in the upcoming school year.
Science Week: Our Body Systems (Grades 2-5)
Monday, July 17th — 2:00—3:00 PM
Community Room
Join us for a special Science Week presentation by Precious MinutesWe discuss cool facts about our bones, some organs (brain, heart, lungs, skin), and two of our major body systems – our cardiovascular and respiratory systems, with hands-on activities that will have them moving and learning. No registration required.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra supports, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Science Week: Our Place in Our Galaxy (Grades 4-12 & Adults)
Monday July 17th — 7:00—8:30 PM
Community Room
Two of the most misunderstood concepts in astronomy are distance and scale. Related to those are the differences between the Solar System, the Galaxy, and the universe.
Through an interactive display called the Enviroscape, employees from the North Penn Water Authority will show how easy it is for humans to pollute our drinking water through seemingly harmless and not so harmless actions we take in our everyday lives. With the help of the model, students will learn what easy changes they can make that add up to make a big difference in protecting this vital resource while also learning about the watershed, point source and non-point source pollution and riparian buffers. Space is limited, so register starting July 1 to reserve your spot.
Tween Graphic Novel Book Club
Tuesday, July 18th — 4:00—4:30 PM
Community Room & Zoom
Join a librarian on Zoom or in person* to discuss a graphic novel. Ages 9-12.
Each month's graphic novel will be available onHoopla.
Join a librarian on Zoom or in-person to discuss a graphic novel. Ages 9-12.
Each month's graphic novel will be available on Hoopla.
Trevor suffers from an ailment common among high schoolers: apathy. He snoozes through science class, distrusts his teachers, and would rather stay up all night playing video games than studying for his upcoming science quiz. With an "F" in Biology looming ominously in Trevor's near future unless he finds motivation, Trevor's parents take away his video games for a week in an effort to make him buckle down and study. When he opens up his book, however, an epic adventure begins, and the greatest scientists in history become his guides-literally!
Stop by the library for a science based movie and activity. We will watch the movie The Mitchells Verses the Machines. During the movie, we invite you to design your own machine. Will it help the humans or is it trying to take over the world? You decide and then build your machine with the supplies provided. No registration required.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra supports, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Science Week: Introduction To JavaScript (Grades 5-8)
Wednesday, July 19th — 5:30—8:30 PM
Community Room
JavaScript is what makes the web move. JavaScript is used to make apps, interactive websites, responsive animations, web games… pretty much whatever you can think up.
In this course, you will learn the basic concepts of JavaScript, learn to talk directly to your website and create your own JavaScript program.
Students will need to bring a laptop (Chromebooks, Windows, MacBook: Intel or M1 are all OK). No tablets or phones. Please create a free Repl.it (https://replit.com/signup) account prior to the event. A snack will be provided.
Please send an email to Alex if you have any questions. Thanks!
In the delightfully fractured tale, a grandfather reads a story about a beautiful young woman named Buttercup to his bored grandson. Then, the audience is magically transported into the tale, complete with villains, creepy creatures and a love story.
There is an intense misconception that Black slavery existed only on plantations in the United States, but enslaved people lived and labored in urban settings, too. What is urban slavery and how is it both different, and perhaps not so different, than what is considered plantation slavery?
For Grades 5-12 & Adults
Join us in the Community Room to view the program.
Do you like puzzles? Clickhereto solve this month's book cover puzzle.
Did you miss a puzzle? Visit this pageto solve past puzzles.
Visit the Virtual Teen Reading Loungeon the Teen's Page. The room is updated at the beginning of each month.
Don't forget to follow IVPL Teens Instagram -@ivpl_teens- for more updates and great content!
Adult Events
ALL TOGETHER NOW 2023
Adult Summer Reading Tic-Tac-Toe
1. Between June 1 and August 31, read or listen to three (3) books that fit into the categories of one line (vertically, horizontally or diagonally) for tic-tac-toe!
2. Fill in the title and author of each book that you read or listened to. No duplicate titles allowed.
3. Fill in your contact information. Return the tic-tac-toe sheet(s) to the library by August 31 to be entered into the drawing for a chance to win a gift card to a local business! You can do one, two or all three of the sheets.
4. If you need assistance, please ask staff. Have fun!
Forgotten Voices Poetry Group
Saturday, July 1st & 15th — 1:00—3:00 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Poets poetry lovers are invited to our meetings. Many of our members write poetry. We welcome all ages, abilities, and interests and enjoy listening to what each member shares. For more information, go to www.montcopoet.org or email the reference desk at refdesk@ivpl.org.
When: First Saturday of every month
Time: 1pm - 3pm
Where: IVPL Reading Room
Evening Yoga at the Library
Thursday, July 6th — 6:00 — 7:00 PM
Community Room
Evening Yoga in the Library
Thursdays at 6:00 pm - $42 for the series or $10 for drop-in
These Vinyasa flow classes offer body strengthening postures and postures to encourage flexibility all through using breathing techniques. These flow classes are great for beginners!
Classes are taught by Brittany Seville, 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training. Also certified Yoga and Trauma- informed Yoga and owner of Serene Asana.
Classes will be held in-person in the Community Room. Masks are strongly encouraged, but not required during the classes.
Payment methods accepted: Cash, Check, Venmo
To register, call/text (267) 221-5804 or go to Sereneasana.com
Mark Twain - How to Reform a Conscience
Tuesday, July 11th — 7:00—8:00 PM
Virtual
Mark Twain - How to Reform a Conscience
Mark Twain described Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as “a book of mine where a sound heart and a deformed conscience come into collision and conscience suffers defeat.” This hour-long program considers how Twain came to recognize the way his own conscience was “deformed” with regards to racism and white supremacy, and explores the ways he successfully – and not-so-successfully – worked to reform it. Note: While this program is an excellent companion to reading Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, participants do not need to have read the book to fully engage with and learn from this program.
About the presenter: Erin Bartram is the Associate Director for Education at The Mark Twain House & Museum. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Connecticut in 2015 and taught for three years at the University of Hartford before joining the museum. She is co-founder and editor of Contingent Magazine, and co-editor of the Rethinking Careers, Rethinking Academia series for the University Press of Kansas. Her work has appeared in the Washington Post, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Religion & American Culture, and the Journal of the Early Republic.
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This presentation will be held online via Zoom. Register here. Questions? Contact DeAnne O'Brien at dobrien@ivpl.org.
Virtual - Ellis Parker and the Lindbergh Kidnapping
Thursday, July 13th — 7:00—8:00 PM
Zoom
When Charles Lindbergh Jr. was kidnapped in 1932, Ellis Parker, Burlington County's Chief of Detectives became involved in the investigation and it would change the course of his career. In this Zoom presentation, learn how the crime of the century connects to Burlington County, NJ, and our very own "Sherlock Holmes of America".
Presented by Marisa Bozarth, the museum curator of history for Burlington County, New Jersey. She has a B.A. in history from Lebanon Valley College, PA.
This presentation will be held virtually on Zoom. The Zoom link for the presentation will be sent 24 hours and 30 minutes before the program in the event reminder emails.
This class is a roundtable discussion of different classic education texts, both ancient and modern, to explore different educational ideas. We will read texts ahead of class from authors such as Plato, Aristotle, Barr, and Holt and come prepared to openly discuss the learning principles put forward by each author. We will meet monthly to discuss a different text each time, so registration will be needed to sign up for each class separately. Once registered, the PDFs of the text that you will need to read ahead of time will be emailed to you.
About the Instructor: Jonathan English is excited to start a community group that explores a variety of educational ideas and techniques. As a former homeschooler and graduate of St. John’s College Great Books classics program, he has long had an interest in learning how to learn and how to help others along the way. He has experience teaching in public schools, private schools, and homeschool academies with all age levels and subjects. He has worked closely with an MAT program to develop this course of reading that will increase civic dialogue to improve the educational experience for all. Jonathan currently oversees the beginner’s chess program at the library and enjoys spending time outside, drinking tea, and reading books.
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This program will be held in the Community Room at the library. Register here. Questions? Contact DeAnne O'Brien at dobrien@ivpl.org.
Open Mic Night
Thursday, July 20th — 6:30—8:00 PM
Community Room
Join us as a performer or an audience member for a night of local music, poetry, storytelling, and more! All performers will have a five minute slot to showcase their unique talents.
Sign-up begins at 6:00 PM.
This program is for adults, seniors, and young adults ages 13+. Please keep a family-friendly environment in mind when selecting material to share.
Do you have PA German ancestors? Did your ancestor flee WW I or II? Did they immigrate before 1871? We will try to make sense of where to find resources for German genealogical research (or Prussian, or ...)
Movie Matinee : Devotion
Tuesday July 25th — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the library while watching a film on our big screen. For the titles of the upcoming movies, visit the Reference Desk or call the library at 215-723-9109, ext 3.
Devotion
A pair of U.S. Navy fighter pilots risk their lives during the Korean War and become some of the Navy's most celebrated wingmen.
PG-13
2h 19m
PA Medi (formerly APPRISE)
Thursday, July 6th & 20th — 9:00 AM—12:00 PM
Study Room 1
Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight (PA MEDI) offers free Medicare counseling to older Pennsylvanians. PA MEDI Counselors are specially trained to answer your questions and provide you with objective, easy-to-understand information about Medicare, Medicare Supplemental Insurance, Medicaid, and Long-Term Care Insurance.
PA MEDI Counselors do not sell Medicare products but rather offer current, unbiased Medicare education to help you make the most informed choice about the Medicare options available to you. Register here.
Sleeping Mat Project with Integrate for Good
Thursday, July 6th, 13th, 20th, & 27th — from 10—11:30 AM
Helping the Homeless, While Recycling!
Did you know recycled grocery bags can create colorful, woven mats for homeless individuals in our community? Through a partnership with Integrate for Good and Angels in Motion, the Indian Valley Public Library is joining the project. Each week community members will join to learn different parts of the project including cutting bags, making loops, making "plarn" (plastic yarn), and weaving the mats on a loom.
Anyone is welcome to join us!
Contact Nicole Husbands at nhusbands@ivpl.org for information or with questions
Tech Help
Tuesday, July 11th, 18th, & 25th — 11:00—11:45 AM or 12:00—12:45
Do you need help with your e-reader, tablet, or laptop? Sign up for one-on-one help with a librarian. Come with your questions and we will work together to find the answers. Registration is required.
We are able to help with…
eBooks/eReaders
Basic device overview (how to text, how to take pictures, change settings, etc.)
Basic app/software overview
Video conferencing software such as Zoom and Skype
General internet/research instruction
Creating a new email account, email basics
Password resets
Privacy settings on social media and beyond
We cannot help with…
Hardware issues
Removing viruses
Installing non-library apps or software
Keyboarding, typing, or proofreading documents
Entering sensitive information for you (e.g. credit card information, social security number, online banking, etc.)
The library is not liable for any damage to patron equipment that may occur during a help session. Registration for the event assumes acceptance of both this disclaimer and IVPL's internet usage policy.
Bridge Group
Tuesday, July 11th — 9:00 AM—12:00PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Bridge is played with four people sitting at a card table using a standard deck of 52 cards (no jokers). The players across from each other form partnerships as North‑South and East‑West.
Chess Club
Tuesdays, July 11th —10:00AM—1:00PM
Fridays, July 7th & 14th — 10:00 AM—1:00PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Skilled chess players are welcome to bring their sets, find a partner and play during these drop-in chess sessions.
Board Game Night for Adults
Tuesday, July 11th — 6:30—7:45 PM
Community Room
Are you game? Come and play with us!
Each session, we play two or three simple games (Rummikube, Mexican Train Dominoes, Five Crowns, Bananagrams, etc.*) more to learn and have fun than to win!
Bring along your favorite game for us to try!
Who: Adults who enjoy learning new games.
When: Second Tuesday of the month-6:30-7:45PM
Where: Community Room of Indian Valley Public Library
Questions: Contact Bev Griffith, (215) 260-6361 or the IVPL Reference Desk (215) 723-9109, ext.3
*Cranium, Apples to Apples, Quiddler, Kings in the Corners and others
Le Cercle Francais
Thursday, July 13th & 27th — 7:00— 8:30 PM
Study Room 1
Parlez-vous francais? Want to improve your French language skills? Join our French language group. All levels of proficiency are welcome. We are hybrid--in person or Zoom. For more information, email the Reference Desk at refdesk@ivpl.org.
No Registration Required.
Writers Workshop
Sunday, July 16th — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
The IVPL Writer's Group is a group of aspiring authors who meet monthly to critique each other's work, discuss the craft of writing, and encourage one another’s efforts in putting pen to paper
Photography Club
Tuesday, July 18th — 6:45—8:45 PM
(In-person and virtual)
The Indian Valley Photography Club consists of advanced amateurs and those just beginning their journey into photography. Our members photograph a wide range of subjects including nature, landscape. macro, portraiture, sports, travel and much more.
Our mission is to encourage knowledge, skills and enjoyment of photography through monthly meetings, workshops, lectures and demonstrations encompassing all phases of photography.
Regular monthly Indian Valley Photography Club meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month.
Guests are always welcome to attend. There are no fees to join. Please contact Indianvalleyphotography@gmail.com with questions and to receive the Zoom link.
Stammtisch German Language Group
Tuesday, July 25th— 6:00-7:45 PM
Pennsylvania Room
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? If you speak (any level of) German and would like to practice conversation, feel free to join this group. Topics of conversation vary as does the level of fluency and we support each other in improving our ability to communicate. For more information, email the Reference Desk at refdesk@ivpl.org.
Go to ouronline calendar to see our planned events along with more information.
