Think of the library not just as a building for books (and games and DVDs and programs and arts and crafts…) but as a safe place to grab a cup of coffee (or tea), warm up by the fire, access the internet, and grab a few necessities to stay clean and healthy; next time you visit, please check out our Community Comfort Cabinets in the men’s and women’s restrooms! These … Read More
Educational Material Swap
Ideal for homeschool families (though all are welcome), Henry County Public Library is hosting an Educational Material Swap. Bring your books, curriculum, learning toys, art supplies, and anything else you’d use to educate students from 0 to 18! The Genealogy Room will be open 12 PM – 3 PM, coffee and tea will be provided, and we encourage you to socialize and build your community!
Community Comfort Cabinets
The Comfort Cabinets are designed to support community members by providing for personal safety and comfort. Give what you want, take what you need. The Cabinets are located in the library’s restrooms for privacy, and each cabinet is filled with toiletries, hygiene products, and seasonal items. If you’re able to donate, unopened/unused travel- and full-sized items are greatly appreciated. Please bring them to the front desk. Community Comfort Cabinets include: … Read More
Homeschool Dialogue Event
If you’re a homeschooling family, please consider attending an informational meeting Monday, August 26th, 12-1PM. First, please check out this form to tell us more about you and your homeschooling needs. Then, at the meeting, we will brainstorm 1-3 programs the library can create to support you! Coffee, tea, and simple snacks will be provided, but please bring something to share if you’re able. If you can’t make the meeting, … Read More
Community Coloring Book Call for Art
Calling artists of all ages and abilities! HCPL needs your original art to create a community coloring book! Illustrations must be in black ink (pencils and crayons don’t photocopy very well). You can sketch your idea any way you want, then tape it to a back-lit window. Tape a clean piece of paper on top and trace your idea in black ink. Draw your illustration in landscape orientation (so left-handed … Read More