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Brooke GilbertSpooky Movie on the Lawn featuring The Nightmare Before ChristmasFriday, October 18th | 7:00 PM | Front LawnHey everyone! Don't forget to round up your gang, grab some snacks, chairs,or blankets, and join us on the Front Lawn of the Library! We're super excitedto be screening The Nightmare Before Christmas on the big screen. You'll lovefollowing the adventures of Jack Skellington, the pumpkin king ofHalloweentown, as he discovers Christmastown and tries to put his own spinon the holiday. It's a fun and magical movie night that you don't want to miss!See you there!*Registration required. In case of Inclement weather, this event will be canceled.October Programs for AdultsOctober Programs for AdultsDark Tourism: Unveiling the ParanormalTuesday, October 8th | 6:00-7:00 PM | Carnegie Library CenterYou're invited to embark on an extraordinary journey with debutauthor Brooke Gilbert as she unveils her new book, Welcome toKettle Bottom. Delve into the captivating world of the AppalachianMountains, where each of the five enthralling novelettes promisesto transport you to a realm of mystery, courage, and unforgettablecharacters. Join us and discover the allure of Kettle Bottom – anexperience that will leave an indelible mark on your spirit. *Registration required. Books will be available for purchase at the event.Are you fascinated by hauntings, alien abductions, bigfoot sightings, orchilling crimes? If so, you're a dark tourist, and you're not alone.Communities are now catering to this unique breed of travelers, whooften explore other attractions, stay overnight, and support localbusinesses. Experienced authors Marie Mitchell and Mason Smith arecollaborating on another book about paranormal Kentucky. They willunveil their fascinating research and share firsthand accounts of theirvisits to dark sites, including the infamous haunted Anderson Hotel inLawrenceburg and the spine-chilling Waverly Hills Sanitorium inLouisville.Join Marie Mitchell and Dr. Mason Smith on an unforgettable journeyinto the world of dark tourism! Registration required.A Chilling Evening with Local Author Brooke GilbertTuesday, October 15th | 6:00-7:00 PM | Carnegie Library CenterShred It DaySaturday, October 5th | 9:30 AM-12:00 PM | Carnegie Library Center Parking LotDo you have old documents lying around? Knighthorst Shredding has got you covered! Join us on Saturday, October 5th from9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Each person can bring up to 5 boxes. The team will shred your documents on-site and recycle thepaper. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to declutter and protect your information!*Please ensure no batteries, devices with lithium batteries, glass, steel objects, metal, string, cords, or plastic bags are mixed in with the papers.

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Free Fitness Classes for AdultsFree Fitness Classes for Adults4th Monday of the month | 2:00 PMCarnegie Library CenterThe Brown Bag Book Club welcomes book enthusiaststo join us on the fourth Monday of every month foranimated and thought-provoking discussions. Wecover a wide range of popular books in variousgenres, providing a vibrant and inclusive space forliterary exploration and lively debate.Be prepared to buy the selected works or borrow them fromthe Library, as supplies are limited and given out at themeetings.OCTOBER 28THA domestic suspense debut about a youngcouple and their apparently friendlyneighbors—a twisty, rollercoaster ride oflies, betrayal, and the secrets betweenhusbands and wives. . .NOVEMBER 25THDrawing on the little-known true story ofone tragic night at an Ozarks dance hall inthe author’s Missouri hometown, thisbeautifully written, endearingly nostalgicnovel picks up 50 years later for a folksy,character-driven portrayal of small-townlife, split second decisions, and the waysfamily secrets reverberate throughgenerations.DECEMBER 16THFilled with memorable characters who havepacked their bags with as much wisdom asmischief…and shows how we do get secondchances to fulfill our deepest hopes anddreams, especially during this season ofmiracles.

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Thanks to the generous gift from the estate of Elizabeth JesseMoore, we are bringing this magical experience to life, directlyimpacting the lives of children in our community and providingthem with access to wonderful stories while promoting healthyhabits that will benefit them for years to come. In addition to using the generous estate donation from Moore forthe Children's Story Walk, funds were also allocated to a charmingnew bronze statue. This delightful piece features two childrenseated together on a bronze bench, with a young boy holding anopen book as the girl leans over to share in the story. It's theperfect addition to the Library's front lawn, so be sure to stop byand enjoy this heartwarming scene! Join us on this exciting journey to foster a love of reading andactive living in Shelby County!Get ready to embrace the Halloween spirit by joining our Adopt A Ghost event! Teens aged 12-18are invited to create their very own spooky friend and a unique haunted shadow box to serve asits spooky home. All materials will be provided, so come prepared for a hauntingly funexperience crafting your own ghostly companion and letting your imagination run wild! Wecan’t wait to see you there!We are delighted to unveil a new initiative aimed at sparking alove for reading in our children and promoting active play!Introducing the Children's Story Walk that will adorn the mainwalking path of our local Family Activity Center. Picture taking aleisurely stroll while encountering colorful panels featuring pagesfrom enchanting children's books, all while enjoying the greatoutdoors and staying active. This experience allows families toimmerse themselves in captivating stories while blending the joyof literature with the excitement of outdoor adventure. To sustain the excitement, wewill refresh the story monthly,encouraging families to returnfor a new tale. We believe thatnurturing a love for readingfrom an early age is vital forchildren's development—intellectually, emotionally, andsocially. Through initiatives likethe Children's Story Walk, weare empowering our children tobecome lifelong readers andlearners, opening up a world ofopportunities that will enrich their lives in countless ways. October Programs for TeensOctober Programs for TeensAdopt a GhostThursday, October 10th | 4:30-5:30 PM | Pre-Teen Dept.DIY CemetariumTuesday, October 22nd | 4:30-5:30 PM | Pre-Teen Dept.Embark on a chillingly fun adventure with us as teenagers unleash their creativity in crafting their very own DIY Cemeterarium! In this thrillingprogram, participants will delve into the macabre world of cemetery terrariumdesign, using eerie decorations and spine-tingling figurines to bring theirhaunting creations to life. Don't miss out on this ghoulishly good time!This experience is tailored for ages 10-18, and registration is required.Registration is required to attend this program. Enchanting Children's Story Walk: Igniting aLove for Reading and Active Living in ShelbyCounty

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PRESENTSPRESENTSEDGAR ALLAN POEEDGAR ALLAN POEAFTER DARKAFTER DARKSHELBY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARYSHELBY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARYTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 24THTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 24THSTARTING AT 6:30 PMSTARTING AT 6:30 PMCARNEGIE LIBRARY CENTER | 731 COLLEGE STREET | WWW.SCPLIBRARY.NETCARNEGIE LIBRARY CENTER | 731 COLLEGE STREET | WWW.SCPLIBRARY.NETriveting experience for all attendees. Immerse yourself in classicssuch as The Tell-Tale Heart, The Raven, Annabel Lee, and more.Registration is required. Ages 16+.Discover the captivating world of Edgar Allan Poe in Poe After Dark.Experience his spooky and clever stories and poems brought to lifebefore your very eyes. With language mastery unrivaled by few, Poe'stales remain as impactful today as they were in the 19th century. Thisshow Intertwines rich language and expert storytelling, offering a Performance brought to you bythe Bright Star Touring Theatre.

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Hey there! Get ready for an amazing and spooky adventure this Halloweenwith our Booook-A-Thon Reading Challenge for kids! For every book a childreads, they can write down the title and then have fun decorating their veryown ghost to hang up and help decorate our department. So, grab yourfavorite books or find some new ones and let's read our way into theHalloween spirit together! And guess what? Once you've read 13 books, you'llget a free spooky prize! Happy reading!October Programs for ChildrenOctober Programs for ChildrenStep into a world of spooky creativity at our Spooky Fun Crafternoon event! Letyour kids dive into an exhilarating craft session where they can set theirimaginations free and craft their very own paper bag monsters. Whether theychoose to create a whimsical monster with a multitude of eyes or a spine-chilling creature with razor-sharp teeth, every child will depart with a trulyunique creation to proudly display at home! All the necessary materials will beprovided, so get ready to have an eerily good time! Registration is required.Booook-A-Thon for KidsDuring the entire month of OctoberCrafternoon for Kids - Paper Bag MonstersTuesday, October 8th | 4:30-5:15 PM | Storytime Rm.BOOOK-A-THONBOOOK-A-THONREADING CHALLENGEREADING CHALLENGEFOR KIDS!FOR KIDS!Mr. Moustache Magic ShowSaturday, October 12th | 10:30AM | Carnegie Library CenterStep right up and prepare to be mesmerized by the enchanting spectacle brought toyou by the renowned magician, Mr. Moustache! Get ready to be spellbound by anextraordinary showcase of mind-boggling illusions and captivating entertainmentsuitable for everyone, from the little ones to the young at heart. Don't miss out on thisunforgettable performance that will transport you to a world of wonder andexcitement! Secure your spot now as registration is required for this magical event.STEAM ClubThursday, October 17th from 4:30-5:15 PMImmerse your child in an engaging STEAM workshop designed to provide creativeand educational experiences. This workshop is tailored for school-aged kids andencourages parental involvement to ensure the best learning experience. Whilesome activities are self-driven, children aged 8-11 with basic cutting, gluing, andtaping skills will benefit the most. Registration is mandatory, and the workshop islimited to 16 participants. The theme for this workshop is The Economics of Planninga Party - Budgeting and Spending.

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