The exhibition is composed of 80 pieces of art created by the disabled disabilities community from grade school through seniors. Several community organizations worked with these artists including Easter Seals, First Capital Enterprises, Frontier Options, Goodwill Industries and Good Hands. This exhibition is sponsored by the Pioneer Center.
Interested in reading and discussing popular books? Join us for Book Club. New members welcome! No registration is necessary.
Looking for a Book Club, but don't have time in the evening? Bring your lunch to the Main Library for our mid-day book club. We will discuss Carol Rifka Brunt's Tell the Wolves I'm Home Please register at: www.crcpl.org.
"Creep" over to our new satellite location at Mt. Logan Elementary to play Minecraft! We will have 10 computers running on our Minecraft server. Drop in and play. No registration is required.
Sweet! - This one-hour program by "Bring the Farm to you" will introduce us to turning clear tree sap into rich maple syrup. We'll share the history and lore of sugaring, and sample tree sap and pure maple syrup.
Brian and his beautiful wife, Katie, are making Steiner's their first stop in the United States after months of touring and humanitarian efforts in South Africa. Brian is a one-man band, building songs instrument by instrument, looping everything together to create a musical description of his travels. If you have never seen Brian before, it […]
Help us raise awareness for colon cancer, support the Adena Health Foundation Cancer Fund and have a fun-filled blue night at the Carlisle. Our event will be hosted by Adena Health System - Endoscopy and Marketing & Communications. The admission includes your painting supplies, instruction, inspiration and donation to the fund. Class is limited to […]
Ashley Good is lead vocal and saxophone, Jarret Kelley on bass, and Ryan Jessie laying down the beat on drums. That makes up the smooth sound of Soul Station. Modern, soulful and funky.
Food! - The Science of Food: What could be more fun than edible science experiments? Learn about chemical reactions, energy and other scientific principles. Then eat the results!
This free concert is being put on by the Pioneer Center in honor of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. This event is free and open to the public. Doors open at 6pm. Concert runs 7pm - 10pm featuring music by Six to Noon and RC Express.
