Students in grades 6-12 are invited to watch a selected anime each month, followed by a discussion. Stop by the library to see the monthly selection. The group will meet every Thursday at 3:30.

Join us each week for a food-themed family night! Register below and pick up your family's reading log at the front desk.February 3rd - Play BINGO with candy markers for a chance to win yummy prizesFebruary 10th - View a Studio Ghibli film with related snacksFebruary 17th - Tackle several building challenges using foodFebruary 24th […]

Knitters who are looking for company while they work on their projects are invited to the library on the second Saturday of each month. Bring your supplies and meet in the lower level meeting room.

Learn to use BPL's free digital resources: Hoopla and OverDrive/Libby. Bring your devices to follow along and ask questions.

February 14th isn't just Valentine's Day, but it is also National Library Lover's Day! Celebrate with heart origami at the library. Stop by anytime during regular business hours.

The Night Owls Book Club first met in October 2010. It was started by community members who wanted an evening meeting time. The Night Owls meet on the second Monday of each month from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the cozy Upper Level Meeting Room. Their slogan is "What a Hoot!"

Get moving! Songs and dance followed by a cool-down stretch. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers. Adult must attend with child. No registration required.

Kids ages 4 through 1st grade explore art techniques and make a variety of crafts and creations each month.  Registration required.Register at:Kids Crafts & Creations

Interactive story time for little ones, ages 0-5, and their parents, grandparents, or caregivers. No registration required.

The Readers Book Club meets the third Wednesday of each month from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. in the Library’s Lower Level Meeting Room. This club was started in November 1999 and grew so quickly a second group had to be formed. Terrie Bickel, tbickel@bremen.lib.in.us, is the current leader of the Readers.

This program will encourage the development of early literacy skills in children ages 3-5 who are ready to attend independently. Sign up in-person or online, registration will be limited.Register at:Preschool Storytime

Students in grades 6-12 are invited to watch a selected anime each month, followed by a discussion. Stop by the library to see the monthly selection. The group will meet every Thursday at 3:30.