The library will be closed on Saturday, July 4 and the parking lot will be unavailable starting early Saturday morning until Sunday morning. No cars will be allowed on the driveways or parking lot. For your convenience, a temporary book drop will be placed by the concrete portion of our apron if you need to return materials.
All slots have been filled for the Community Yard Sale on Sunday, July 19 from 12-4pm. Buyers: come and enjoy a fun day of bargain hunting! Refreshments provided by the Friends of the Library. If you'd like to join the waiting list for sellers, or for more info, call the Reference Desk at (330) 425-4268 x2.
TPL Week continues with Pet Adoptions, Tuesday, July 21 at 6pm. The Animal Protective League of Cuyahoga County will be at the library to talk about pet ownership and volunteer opportunities to work with animals. They will also have dogs and cats in need of their "forever homes" that can be adopted and taken home that evening. Sign up now by calling the Reference Desk at (330) 425-4268 x2, or click here to sign up online.
Meet Terence Cranendonk, the Puppy Whisperer, on Thursday, July 23 at 7pm. Terence will give a presentation on how to whisper to your puppy. Afterwards, he will be available to sign copies of his books. This is a TPL Week program. Call (330) 425-4268 x2 to register, or click here to sign up online.
TPL Week wraps up with our showing of Marley and Me outside on the big screen, Friday, July 24. Bring your blankets and chairs for the popular film starring Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson. Based on the bestselling book by John Grogan. While a tearjerker, it's also a feel-good movie. No registration required--movie begins at dusk (9:15 pm).
Does your book club let you play with laser rifles? No? Then perhaps you need game club.
Game Club is a new group sponsored by the Twinsburg Public Library. It’s a simple premise: we play games. Then we talk about those games. We’ll help each other get to the finish. We’ll talk about the story, and about the features we loved, hated, or just didn’t quite get.
The games might be classics you may have missed, indie projects, or just good titles that didn’t get the recognition they deserved. We’ll try to pick titles that go beyond the basic run ‘n gun, though. Oh, and we’ll try not to pick the really spendy titles.
Game Club is open to adults and teens age 14 and over. It meets on the last Tuesday of the month. For more information, e-mail Fred Baerkircher at
Taking the library's French classes? Here's the latest batch of companion audio files. Don't worry if you're not in the class; you can still listen along to the online lessons without fear of retribution from the French. Or the library.
The Twinsburg Library is challenging readers to get through 50 books in 2009. Those who make it through all 50 books by the end of the year will be eligible for a yet-to-be-specified fabulous prize!
Of course, if you don't plan on reading 50 books this year, you can still check out the site. It makes a great reading log, and you can take a look at what other Twinsburg Public Library patrons are reading and what they think.
The library offers many computer classes every month, including Introduction to Windows XP, Word, Excel, Basic Internet, Internet Safety, Google, Publisher and Much More! Click Here to Check our Computer Class Schedule!
*Please note: Prompt attendance is requested at all classes.Vacant seats may be given away at the beginning of the class.If you are running late or need to cancel, pleasenotify us at: 330-425-4268x4 so you can continue to take our free classes.
The library offers many computer classes every month, including Introduction to Windows XP, Word, Excel, Basic Internet, Internet Safety, Google, Publisher and Much More!