The Friends of the Library are hosting a used book sale in the Book Cellar at the Kirtland Public Libary. Come and see what treasures you might find! The Library is located at 9267 Chillicothe Road in Kirtland.
Come meet the local professional ice hockey team from Mentor. Listen to stories, and learn about hockey and skating.
Bring yourself, bring your friends, and have a blast playing games and eating snacks! We will be playing games like Codenames, Sushi Go, Ultimate Werewolf, and many more! For those in grades 6th-12th. Please register.
A dance party for families with kids up through age 5. Spend a fantastic half hour dancing with your child. Please register.
Date:
Wednesday, October 23rd, 2019 - 3:30pm
Use stuffed animals, old toys and art supplies to make your best Frankenstein-eque creature! For those in grades 6th-12th. Please register by calling the Library at (440) 256-7323.
Frank Kutner exhibits watercolors during the month of July in the Deloris C. Parsons Community Room at the Library. Frank finds inspiration in nature and surrealism. Vincent Van Gogh, Kathe Schmidt Kollwitz and Georgia O'Keefe express the visual sensitivity that Frank sees as caring romanitcism.
The DCP Community Room is open during regular Library hours: Monday - Thursday from 9am - 9pm and Friday-Saturday from 9am - 5pm.
Kirtland Kiwanis completed another project for the Library. We wanted to paint the Picture Book Room -- and needed to have all the books and shelves moved out. Rick Blum was Clerk of the Works and had logistics well in hand.
Kirtland High School alumni Don Rush has published a book, Deadly Pranks, and it is available at the Library.
Deadly Pranks is about four teenage boys from Kirtland, Ohio (Don being one of them), who pulled some innocent pranks on his neighbors and friends. As the story unfolds, the (fictitious) pranks become more evil and sinister, causing the father of two girls to have a heart attack. The plot proceeds where the two evil sisters capture and blindfold the boys, kidnap them, and keep them caged up in a barn in Kirtland.
At the turn of the century there were not one, but two, shocking murders each involving a famous American architect and his mistress.
Join Park Ranger Mary Lintern from the James A. Garfield National Historic Site to hear all the details of this informative and eye-opening program!
This program will be held via Zoom. Please register by calling the Library at 440-256-7323 or sending an email to kirtland.library@kirtland.lib.oh.us. We will send the link to you via email.
This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Kirtland Public Library.
