Friday, April 26, 2019

Programs Week 4/28 - 5/4

Story Hour
Tuesday, April 30 @ 10 AM

Join us for stories, finger plays, songs, and learning centers for ages infant through preschool.


Afternoon Story Hour
Tuesday, April 30 @ 1 PM

Join us for stories, songs, and more for ages 3-5.


Lunch Bunch Book Discussion
Wednesday, May 1 @ 11 AM

Join us as we discuss Jack Ford's novel "Chariot on the Mountain."


Kindness Rocks!
Thursday, May 2 @ 2:30 PM

Spread kindness and inspiration by painting something nice on a rock, then leave it where a stranger can find it. We provide the materials. You provide the inspiration. Ages 11-18.


My MakerSpace Open Lab
Friday, May 3 @ 11:30 AM

Come explore our MakerSpace! Ages 0-999.


Puppy Tales
Saturday, May 4 @ 1 PM

Come read to our certified therapy dogs!

Friday, April 19, 2019

Programs 3/21 - 3/27

Story Hour
Tuesday, April 23 @ 10 AM

Join us for stories, finger plays, songs, and learning centers for ages infant through preschool.


Afternoon Story Hour
Tuesday, April 23 @ 1 PM

Join us for stories, songs, and more for ages 3-5.


Blackout Poetry
Tuesday, April 23 @ 5:30 PM

Write your own blackout poem! Intended for ages 8+

Blackout Poetry is created by blacking out portions of text on a page while leaving out the words you want to use to create your poem.

Saturday, April 13, 2019

Programs 4/14 - 4/20

Story Hour
Tuesday, April 16 @ 10 AM

Join us for stories, finger plays, songs, and learning centers for ages infant through preschool.


Afternoon Story Hour
Tuesday, April 16 @ 1 PM

Join us for stories, songs, and more for ages 3-5.


Tinker Time
Thursday, April 18 @ 3 PM

Come explore our MakerSpace with age-appropriate tinkering. Ages 5+


My MakerSpace Open Lab
Saturday, April 20 @ 2 PM

Explore our MakerSpace and all its cool stuff. All ages.

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

It's National Library Week!

Libraries = Strong Communities

Here at Fort Knox's Barr Memorial Library, that's what we aim to be for our military community.

Not only do we offer programs for all ages, we also provide physical and electronic resources to our patrons, whether Soldier, Retiree, or DOD Civilian. We have books, movies, video games, study guides, and so much more. Our MakerSpace is open for all ages during Open Lab time and during programs for various age groups. Our computer lab and main floor are undergoing renovations to better serve our patrons and their needs. All of our programs and resources are provided for free.

We are here to serve those who serve. On post, deployed, or online, we are here for you.



Saturday, April 6, 2019

Programs Week 4/7-4/13

Tinkering Toddlers
Monday, April 8 @ 11 AM

Little makers are invited to explore the MakerSpace with age appropriate activities and toys. For toddlers ages newborn to 5 years.



Story Hour
Tuesday, April 9 @ 10 AM

Join us for stories, finger plays, songs, and learning centers for ages infant through preschool.


Afternoon Story Hour
Tuesday, April 9 @ 1 PM

Join us for stories, songs, and more for ages 3-5.



Sewing 101: Essentials of Hand Sewing
Tuesday, April 9 @ 5:30 PM

Learn some basic hand sewing skills. All supplies provided. 
Ages 12+. Registration required.



Watercolor Workshop 
Wednesday, April 10 @ 10 AM

Create a watercolor painting of a doorway. Materials will be provided. 
For ages 13+. Registration required.



Crafternoon
Wednesday, April 10 @ 3:30 PM

Let your kids get crafty! For ages 8-12.



Authors at Your Library: Robert Brooks
Thursday, April 11 @ 12 PM

Local author Robert Brooks will discuss and sign From the Frozen Chosin to Churchill, the biography of CSM Ray Hooker Cottrell. This event is free and open to the public. Books will be available for purchase.



Minecraft Club
Thursday, April 11 @ 3 PM

Join us for our monthly meeting as we issues challenges and lets kids build. 
Ages 8-12. Registration required.

Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Renovations at Barr Memorial Library

Beginning the first week of April, Barr Memorial Library will start looking a little different. Not only is there a reconfiguration of the computer area in the works, but the main floor of the library will also have some small changes.

The main floor of the library will be updated with new paint and carpeting. Additionally, repurposed shelving will replace most of the current furniture, making it easier for patrons to locate DVDs, Blu-rays, and Video Games. The computer area will be expanded from the current thirty-four computers to fifty, including five that will be on the military network.

While the renovation is ongoing, the computer area will be temporarily moved into the Meeting Room. The Library's programs will occur as scheduled, but will be relocated to other rooms of the library as needed.