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  • Knotty Knitters MPR

    Marvin Memorial Library 29 W. Whitney Ave., Shelby, OH
    Community

    Do you knit or crochet? Join the Knotty Knitters on the 2nd and 4th (and 5th) Thursday of each month at 1:00pm.  Bring a current project or start something new! Beginners are always welcome!

  • Summer Reading Kick-Off Party KERR

    Marvin Memorial Library 29 W. Whitney Ave., Shelby, OH
    Community

    All the fun starts at 11:00 AM at the Kerr Garden Room! Nature Bingo Scavenger Hunt Coloring Pages Design Your Own Bookmark Butterfly Suncatchers Door Prizes for Each Age Group Magic Themed Door Prize at the LIVE SHOW with Magician Michael Mage at 11:30! The Girl Scouts of America will be joining us with information

  • MPR in Use

    MPR in Use
    Marvin Memorial Library 29 W. Whitney Ave., Shelby, OH
    Community

  • KERR in Use

    Marvin Memorial Library 29 W. Whitney Ave., Shelby, OH
    Community

  • Book & Bean BAVIN

    Adults

    Theme driven book club that meets on the 1st Monday of each month at 5pm. Join any time. 2025 Themes: Jan 6: Snow & Winter Feb 3: Futuristic Romance Mar 3: A Book You'd Recommend to a Stranger Apr 7: Food in the Title May 5: Published the Year You Graduated Jun 2: Second Chance

  • Science Nights KERR

    Science Nights KERR
    Marvin Memorial Library 29 W. Whitney Ave., Shelby, OH
    Children

    Calling all kids in K-6th grade! Join us in the Kerr Garden Room each Monday at 5:30 for fun, hands-on, science based activities on the following topics: June 2 Bugs June 9 Flowers June 16 Bees June 23 Tornadoes June 30 Trees July 7 Birds July 14 Animals Remember to get your 5 prize slips

  • The History of Travel in America MPR

    Marvin Memorial Library 29 W. Whitney Ave., Shelby, OH
    Adults

    Presented by Mark Holbrook of The Ohio Humanities this program will explore how the industrial age, new technologies, and shifting perspectives on work and leisure changed the way Americans travel and how this has changed the economy and culture.