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.
Meet the Teen Advisory Board.
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
Learn how to create your family tree in Ancestry at the Frankfort Community Public Library on Saturday, February 11 at 10 a.m. In addition to the basics of building a tree, this class will cover how to assess Ancestry-generated hints, …
The Frankfort Community Public Library is excited to announce our Hubbard Artist in Residence Program this January, 2023. We are pleased to introduce artist, teacher, and illustrator, Amaris Orozco as our Hubbard Artist in Residence. The theme of Orozco’s Residency …
We hit two milestones in the Ostler slide digitization project in 2022. In June, we reached the mark of 20,000 slides scanned and uploaded to Indiana Memory (indianamemory.com). At the beginning of November, we finished scanning all of the slides …
The holidays are on their way! We have all worked so hard. The struggle is real! Shopping, working, schooling, lots of people do both, or even commuting can be hard work. We all deserve a lovely little break to just …
How many of you, as a child, tried keeping a stray animal or rescuing a helpless critter? You bent your parents’ ears about how badly the animal needed you or how you promised you would feed and keep it clean. …
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.