Event List

Join us on this date at the Jeffersonville location for a fun and informative class for those who want to learn how to crochet or simply fine turn their skills!

Joyce Ellis, our amazing teacher, would like for each participant to bring a size H needle and a solid color skein of yarn to the class.  Of course, this applies to those completely new to the craft of crocheting.

Remember, the time spent here @ the library among old and new friends along with a skein of yarn and a crochet hook is a wonderful way to enjoy your weekend!

So you want to learn to sew! A great opportunity awaits at your Library. Whether or not you've operated a sewing machine, or if you've attempted simple sewing projects and weren't satisfied with the results, you're invited to attend our class to learn basic sewing skills. You will learn how to:

• Operate a sewing machine.
• Cut out a pattern and follow instructions for constructing the item.
• Identify appropriate fabrics for selected projects.
• Control stitching of a variety of seams, hems, and finishing raw edges.
• Complete a usable project that will reflect your newly-honed sewing skills.

You may select between 2 projects: creating a simple apron or a reusable tote bag. The Library supplies all materials and the tools for completing the projects. A JTPL library card is required to use the Makerspace; click here to get one if you don't already have one!

Class size is limited. Three sewing machines are available for sharing. If your sewing machine is portable, you're welcome to bring it to the class for your own use.

The Clarksville Branch Library Literary Ladies Book Club is a book club for anyone interested in reading books that focus on family, friendship, and relationships that feature strong female characters. 

Join us on this date at the Jeffersonville location for another fun and informative Essential Oils Class with Sarah Lundy! Registration is requested for planning purposes.

Sarah Lundy is a Certified Essential Oil Specialist and Joy Coach.  For the past 9 years, she has shared her love of essential oils and natural remedies by teaching classes.  Helping others discover healthy, practical, and accessible options for both themselves and their furry companions is her true passion and calling.

So you want to learn to sew! A great opportunity awaits at your Library. Whether or not you've operated a sewing machine, or if you've attempted simple sewing projects and weren't satisfied with the results, you're invited to attend our class to learn basic sewing skills. You will learn how to:

• Operate a sewing machine.
• Cut out a pattern and follow instructions for constructing the item.
• Identify appropriate fabrics for selected projects.
• Control stitching of a variety of seams, hems, and finishing raw edges.
• Complete a usable project that will reflect your newly-honed sewing skills.

You may select between 2 projects: creating a simple apron or a reusable tote bag. The Library supplies all materials and the tools for completing the projects. A JTPL library card is required to use the Makerspace; click here to get one if you don't already have one!

Class size is limited. Three sewing machines are available for sharing. If your sewing machine is portable, you're welcome to bring it to the class for your own use.

Join us on this date at the Jeffersonville location for a fun and informative class for those who want to learn how to crochet or simply fine turn their skills!

Joyce Ellis, our amazing teacher, would like for each participant to bring a size H needle and a solid color skein of yarn to the class.  Of course, this applies to those completely new to the craft of crocheting.

Remember, the time spent here @ the library among old and new friends along with a skein of yarn and a crochet hook is a wonderful way to enjoy your weekend!

This book club is for patrons who enjoy reading and discussing mystery books.

So you want to learn to sew! A great opportunity awaits at your Library. Whether or not you've operated a sewing machine, or if you've attempted simple sewing projects and weren't satisfied with the results, you're invited to attend our class to learn basic sewing skills. You will learn how to:

• Operate a sewing machine.
• Cut out a pattern and follow instructions for constructing the item.
• Identify appropriate fabrics for selected projects.
• Control stitching of a variety of seams, hems, and finishing raw edges.
• Complete a usable project that will reflect your newly-honed sewing skills.

You may select between 2 projects: creating a simple apron or a reusable tote bag. The Library supplies all materials and the tools for completing the projects. A JTPL library card is required to use the Makerspace; click here to get one if you don't already have one!

Class size is limited. Three sewing machines are available for sharing. If your sewing machine is portable, you're welcome to bring it to the class for your own use.

The Clarksville group meets in-person the last Wednesday of the month at 1:00 p.m.  The group started out as an Oprah Book Club group and has continued for the past 25 years with lively discussions and thoughtful reading. The club discusses a wide variety of books and authors both fiction and non-fiction.