The Frankfort Community Public Library is excited to announce a poetry writing workshop featuring the president of the Poetry Society of Indiana, John Hinton, on Saturday, April 1, at 11:00 a.m. at the Library’s Teen Department. The event is in coordination with the FCPL’s inaugural literary journal, The Edge, which will feature the work of local teen writers and authors.
Natalie D Richards is great at writing suspenseful, perilous novels. I’m hoping to get the chance to meet her at my library soon!
Frankfort Community Public Library is excited to announce a visit from NY Times best selling author, Natalie D. Richards. The free event, held in Skanta Theatre at the Frankfort Community Public Library, is Wed., March 8, at 1:00 p.m. and is open to the public.
The Clinton County Youth Theatre is excited to announce that their next show will be Disney’s Moana JR. In anticipation of the musical, the Frankfort Community Public Library is holding two audition workshop opportunities. The workshops are on Saturday, March 4 and 5, from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in Skanta Theatre
CCYT returns to the Skanta Theatre to present Sideways Stories from Wayside School on Thurs.-Sat., Jan. 26-28!
FCPL’s first TeenTober program, Scary Stories in the Library, will take place all month in October. To participate students may visit the Teen Department to share a frightening, or silly, tale. Youth may create their stories individually or team up with a friend(s). Everyone who participates will receive a small prize.
Try-outs are open to youth ages 8-18 and audition packets are available at the FCPL Teen Desk.
Free Book Alert! From September 19-24, stop by the Circulation Department to enter to win a banned book of your own! Everyone is welcome to enter. While you are there, check out a banned book on display. Each year, schools, …
Frankfort Community Public Library and the branches in Michigantown, Rossville, and Mulberry announce the start of our annual Summer Reading Program: Oceans of Possibilities,
The Audition Workshop on Sun., March 27 is from 2:00-3:30 p.m. At this program, youth can expect to learn how to prepare for auditions, what the director is looking for, and how the process of the audition will work. Participants also have the opportunity to audition that day. The workshop is free and open to youth ages 5-18. Interested parties may register here or simply show up the day the day of the event. Each actor may bring one adult to stay if desired, but adults are not required to attend for ages 12-up.