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The library will be closed Thursday, July 4th for the Fourth of July The library will reopen Friday, July 5th at 10am

The Piqua Public Library welcomes Officer Stein as he provides children with the knowledge and tools they need to resist drugs, alcohol and other high-risk behaviors. Monday, July 29th at 4pm in the Louis Room. Ages 6 - 18* Must be signed up for Summer Reading Club *18 year old’s must have just graduated high school in 2024

In honor of the 85th anniversary of a classic movie with a yellow brick road and an emerald city the Piqua Public Library will be showing the movie at the Fort Piqua Plaza. Join us on August 23rd at 6pm. Dress in your favorite Wizard of Oz gear for a chance to win a prize! Tickets available at the Circulation Desk.

Parents can bring their kids and receive a free child ID kit for each of their kids. The IDs include fingerprints, height, weight, eye and hair color, birthday, and a picture of the child. Wednesday, August 21st from 4-6pm in the Louis Room

A Library wide adventure themed scavenger hunt. Start scavenger hunt in the Children’s Department

Adventure themed Trivia. Located in the Children’s Department Ages: 6-12

Teens are invited to a movie night with an immersive twist. Each movie shown will have a unique craft to work on as the movie is playing. See you at the movies! Tuesday, September 10th from 4-5:30pm in the Louis Room Ages 13-18* Registration Required. Limited to the first 20 teens who sign up. *18-year-olds must currently be attending high school

Draw It Out is a program for kids ages 6-9 to come and spend time drawing and coloring from the selected theme. Monday September 16th from 5:30pm-6:30pm in the Children's Department.

Draw With Me is a program for ages 10-12 to come and spend time drawing and coloring from the selected theme. Thursday, September 19th from 5:30pm-6:30pm in the Children's Department.

Join us on Monday, September 23rd from 5:30-6:30pm at the Fort Piqua Plaza for Stories of the Titanic presented by Jack Kinzer. Learn about the survivors, see replica artifacts from first, second and third class and discover an Anne Frank connection to the Titanic. Free tickets available at the circulation desk.