Event List

Get fit while you sit! Chair Yoga brings the best of a yoga practice to everyone who requires or prefers the support of a chair. Gently increase flexibility and strength, improve balance, and relieve stress with the aid of a chair.

Mary Wheatley, Chef and Master Gardener will discuss how to cultivate and cook with herbs that you can grow in your own backyard.  Recipes and samples of herb-centric foods will be shared with all participants. Ages 18+

Books for discussion:

May 7: A Song of Trees by David George Haskell

June 4: The Line Becomes a River by Francisco Cantu 

Learn basic computer skills like how to use a mouse, keyboard, and access the internet.

Gentle yoga, no prior experience needed. Walk-ins, no registration required. Ages 18+

Struggle to figure out what to cook on busy weeknights? This easy one pot meal comes together in about 30 minutes and is bursting with flavor.

The Memory Cafe is a monthly partnership with the Episcopal Church Home to provide a safe and comfortable environment where people with memory loss and their care partners can enjoy time together and remain socially connected with others while bui

Adults and teens are welcome to use the Maker Lab during open hours.

Please join us for a lively discussion of Claire of the Sea Light by Edwidge Danticat. Copies of this book are available at the Crescent Hill Library circulation desk.

Words are everywhere we look. In this adult writing workshop with COLLIDER Artist-in-Residence Sarah McCartt-Jackson, participants will explore “found poetry,” the art of transforming existing language into new poems.

This class will cover basic topics in Microsoft Excel including navigation, data entry, formatting, and printing. Call 502-933-0029 to register. 

Experience the wonder of poetry by sharing a favorite poem with a group and listening to those shared by others. No prior knowledge or experience is necessary. The focus will be the beauty and art of poetry.

Drop by the Shively Library to learn a new creative skill and meet other craft enthusiasts. Every month focuses on a new project. Find your next favorite hobby!

Learn English with the Library. Participants will work on strengthening their conversation skills in a friendly and welcoming space. Adults

Bring your latest project to work on in good company.

Join us for a tutorial of our machine, learn how it makes crafting projects easier, and create a simple project to take home every month. Teens and adults are welcome. Register: 502-375-2051. Ages 13+

Este encuentro tiene como propósito, debatir cuentos (preferiblemente cortos) y analizar la vida de sus autores, mientras disfrutamos de un cafe' o un te', conversando en español. Nos encontraremos en el Heine Brothers de Outer Loop.

A quiet space and time to create with access to a variety of media. All skill levels welcome. No supplies needed. 

Join us for our meeting of the Friends of the Highlands-Shelby Park Library. Call 574-1672 for virtual options

Before there were phone books, there were city directories. We will discuss how they are used in genealogy and historic property research, as well as how to access them from home and at the library.

Learn simple yoga postures for relaxation and increase your balance, flexibility, and strength in this 60 minute, 6-week class. This class is free and no prior yoga experience is necessary.

Join us for a monthly book discussion. Books are available to check out at the branch. Call branch for titles: 502-574-1720.

Adults and teens are welcome to use the Maker Lab during open hours.

Need to de-stress? Drop on in to color and chat with other adults! Materials provided, but feel free to bring your own. Ages 18+.