Upcoming Events

Horror Book Club. Join us as we discuss our favorite horror novels and authors, in the casual book discussion led by associate professor of English Literature Gerry Adair of BCTC.

Sit & Stitch.  Do you need a break and are looking for somewhere calm and soothing?  Sit & Stitch is a time specifically to bring your current needlecraft project (knitting, crochet, needlepoint, cross-stitch, tatting, crewe

Watercolor for Beginners. This is a basics class for beginners in watercolor. Learn about color, washes and necessary tools for creating water color pictures. This is an opportunity to get started!

Maintaining healthy vision is an important aspect of our well-being. We invite everyone to join us as we learn from professionals from Kentucky Blind Services about subjects related to healthy eyesight.

A Close Knit Community: Knitting Club.  Would you like to learn how to knit and create spring and summer-weight shawls, baby blankets or gifts for the holiday season?  Do you already know how to knit and want to join forces with oth

Tai Chi.  Tai Chi is a moving meditation conducted through a sequence of gentle movements that promote harmony between mind and body.  You will need to sign a provided release waiver each time you come to class.  Be sure to wear com

Donating blood is still safe. Consider helping by scheduling a donation appointment for our blood drive by calling 800-775-2522. (Appointments preferred, but walk-ins are accepted).

Chair Yoga is an excellent way to build strength, flexibility, and balance. It is aimed for beginners, but those familiar with yoga are welcome to attend as well. We will do poses seated in a chair as well as standing.

A Novel Idea Book Discussion. Join us the first Wednesday of every month at 5:00 p.m. for this casual book discussion where we read a mixture of everything and talk about the books we love. No registration required.  

Find Your Roots: Ask your family research questions. Have you a hit a brick wall in your genealogy research? Not sure where to begin?

On Christmas Day, 1809, 1,000 miles from the nearest hospital and 35 years before the discovery of anesthesia, Dr. Ephraim McDowell removed a 22 pound ovarian tumor from the abdomen of a 46 year old woman.

Shred It! In the library parking lot. Do you have personal papers, receipts, or bills that need shredding?

Military History Group: Hitler's Defeat in Russia. Strategic failures caused Hitler's defeat, it wasn't just the Russian winter. He could have won if he made different decisions.

Introduction to Ballroom Dancing: Foxtrot.  The Foxtrot is similar to a waltz with a smooth, walking pattern composed of slow and quick steps, following a 4/4 beat (the waltz is a 3/4 beat pattern).

Evening Tai Chi.  Tai Chi is a moving meditation conducted through a sequence of gentle movements that promote harmony between mind and body.  You will need to sign a provided release waiver each time you come to class.  Be su

Memory Keepers:  Originally intended for those interested in writing memoirs or family history, this group welcomes all who love to write, including fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.  Adults only please.

The Recording Studio Orientation is a required class that patrons have to take before being able to reserve the Recording Studio. Please register for this class to start using this great free service.

Gentle Yoga Flow.  Grab your yoga gear and head to the Scott County Public Library for a mindful practice on the mat.  This yoga flow centers on gently building strength, flexibility, and balance as we practice a moving meditation. 

Smart Driver Course.  AARP will be offering a workshop to improve driving skills for those over 50 years of age.  Driving skills change with age, and this course will help you adapt your driving to keep yourself and other safe.

Watercolor-Painting Flowers II. Attendees will learn and practice painting a variety of flowers with watercolor. This class would best suit those who have had previous experience or classes painting with watercolor. Adults only please. 

Springs/Spring Houses of Scott County. Springs were perceived by pioneer Kentuckians as superior to any other water source. They determined the location of bluegrass communities such as Georgetown and Lexington.

Craft Supply Swap.  Let's come together as a community to share our art and craft supplies! Are your stash-busting projects just not cutting it, or do you have a box of new craft supplies you never learned to use?

The Folk Harp: A Musical Instrument Workshop.  Local folk harp maker, Davy Clark, brings some of his instrumental creations to the library for a workshop designed as an introduction to this unique instrument.