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Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Stories, songs, fingerplays, flannel stories, and more for children up to age 6.

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.

Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 10:30 am

This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

This Rhythm Kids class is for:
Children ages 6 - 8. Rhythm Kids is a “drop-off” optional class. Parents may choose to stay and participate in the fun with their child or if their child is ready to drop off their child for the duration of class.
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Big kids know what they like. Telling silly stories. Playing games. Being in charge. Designed specifically for pre-K and early elementary students, our active Rhythm Kids classes for big kids tap into how children this age are wired to learn, with music games, animal rhythm stories, and lots of stomping-flying-climbing fun.*

Rhythm Kids is just the thing to get your child to (willingly) put down the iPad and start making music with their friends. By the end of the semester, they’ll be proud to show off what they’ve learned: to you, their friends and teachers, and—let’s face it—for some kids, every person they meet!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 23 @ 6 pm
Rhthym Kids will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 11:30 am.
This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*Students learn to compose, choreograph, and conduct as they play—and play with!—a variety of musical instruments: West African djembe drums, percussion instruments, and, the most important instruments of all, their voices and their bodies. As your big kid learns to think and create like a musician, they’ll also build musical connections to the global community. Classes include:
immersion in the musical language of many cultures
playful music games with rules
opportunities to lead, balanced with opportunities to collaborate
deep exposure to complex, fun, and rockin' music
many chances to solo, improvise, and work in ensembles
rich, creative experimentation and expression, improvisation, and innovation

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.
Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!
Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence

A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 1:30 pm.

This program is made possible with the support of the North Manchester Fine Arts Club!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

Looking for a creative outlet this summer? Join us to Express Yourself every Monday evening in June and July! Whether you're an experienced artist or just looking for a way to unwind, these sessions are the perfect opportunity to explore your creativity in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Each Monday, we'll provide a selection of art supplies to spark your imagination. From paints and markers to collage materials and colored pencils, there’s something for everyone. One of the highlights will be our art journal station — create your own personal art journal or add to it each week, using prompts and inspiration provided on site. Whether you want to doodle, paint, collage, or write, your journal is yours to make completely your own.

June 9: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 16: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 23: Sierra Garlits, Potions Bottles
June 30: Recipe Card Design and Swap
July 7: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
July 14: Andrea Culp, Denim Painting (bring your own denim)
July 21: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling

No registration is required, and no prior art experience is necessary — just bring your creativity (and maybe a friend!). All basic supplies are provided, but feel free to bring any personal projects or favorite materials you’d like to work with, too.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Join us for this beloved program... from delightful stories, to silly songs, to cool crafts, Storytime has it all!

​Program Cost: Free
Program Age Requirements: None, but recommended for ages 0-5.
Registration? None
​Location: Children's Department

Join us for an art, craft, coloring, or DIY project! Ages 7 to 11.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Ages 13 - 18 are invited to come to the library's Makerspace for an hour of gaming, crafting, creating, talking and fun!

Sponsored by Nancy Fisher with additional support provided by Richard Tucker

Enjoy a light menu on the outdoor terrace overlooking the beautiful grounds. Reservations are required to provide the best experience for all guests.

Every Wednesday starting in June

Reservations start at 5 pm

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Designed for children from birth to 3 years old and their caregivers, Babytime features books, rhymes, and simple sensory play just right for your little one. Build your baby's foundation for lifelong reading and learning with this engaging program!

Families are invited to bring older kids, who can play in the Playroom, craft at the Passive Craft table, or enjoy our computer lab. Caregivers are welcome to stay with the babies, but if you need to choose some books for yourself, or keep an eye on the other kids, your babies will be looked after for you during Babytime!

Tweens (ages 9 - 12) are invited to meet in the NMPL Makerspace for games, crafts, and fun with old and new friends!

Come ready for bed with your favorite stuffed animal or blanket, listen to some stories, and leave with a bedtime snack. Join us for this calm storytime.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

What creative thing are you making this week? Children in grades K-5 can pick up and take home a mystery maker bag today and enjoy a craft centered on our Color Our World theme!

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Welcome to the Downtown Wabash Farmers Market in Downtown Wabash, Indiana! They create quality of place and livability for our community on Saturday mornings from May 10 to September 27 […]

Kick off your Saturdays at Ogan's Landing for the North Manchester Farmers Market!

The Stockdale Mill is a historic grist mill built between 1855 and 1857. The mill is powered by a 202 ft. long dam that spans the Eel River. Open Saturdays […]

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Stories, songs, fingerplays, flannel stories, and more for children up to age 6.

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.

Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 10:30 am

This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

This Rhythm Kids class is for:
Children ages 6 - 8. Rhythm Kids is a “drop-off” optional class. Parents may choose to stay and participate in the fun with their child or if their child is ready to drop off their child for the duration of class.
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Big kids know what they like. Telling silly stories. Playing games. Being in charge. Designed specifically for pre-K and early elementary students, our active Rhythm Kids classes for big kids tap into how children this age are wired to learn, with music games, animal rhythm stories, and lots of stomping-flying-climbing fun.*

Rhythm Kids is just the thing to get your child to (willingly) put down the iPad and start making music with their friends. By the end of the semester, they’ll be proud to show off what they’ve learned: to you, their friends and teachers, and—let’s face it—for some kids, every person they meet!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 23 @ 6 pm
Rhthym Kids will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 11:30 am.
This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*Students learn to compose, choreograph, and conduct as they play—and play with!—a variety of musical instruments: West African djembe drums, percussion instruments, and, the most important instruments of all, their voices and their bodies. As your big kid learns to think and create like a musician, they’ll also build musical connections to the global community. Classes include:
immersion in the musical language of many cultures
playful music games with rules
opportunities to lead, balanced with opportunities to collaborate
deep exposure to complex, fun, and rockin' music
many chances to solo, improvise, and work in ensembles
rich, creative experimentation and expression, improvisation, and innovation

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.
Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!
Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence

A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 1:30 pm.

This program is made possible with the support of the North Manchester Fine Arts Club!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

Looking for a creative outlet this summer? Join us to Express Yourself every Monday evening in June and July! Whether you're an experienced artist or just looking for a way to unwind, these sessions are the perfect opportunity to explore your creativity in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Each Monday, we'll provide a selection of art supplies to spark your imagination. From paints and markers to collage materials and colored pencils, there’s something for everyone. One of the highlights will be our art journal station — create your own personal art journal or add to it each week, using prompts and inspiration provided on site. Whether you want to doodle, paint, collage, or write, your journal is yours to make completely your own.

June 9: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 16: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 23: Sierra Garlits, Potions Bottles
June 30: Recipe Card Design and Swap
July 7: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
July 14: Andrea Culp, Denim Painting (bring your own denim)
July 21: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling

No registration is required, and no prior art experience is necessary — just bring your creativity (and maybe a friend!). All basic supplies are provided, but feel free to bring any personal projects or favorite materials you’d like to work with, too.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Join us for this beloved program... from delightful stories, to silly songs, to cool crafts, Storytime has it all!

​Program Cost: Free
Program Age Requirements: None, but recommended for ages 0-5.
Registration? None
​Location: Children's Department

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Join us for an art, craft, coloring, or DIY project! Ages 7 to 11.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

On the third Wednesday of every month, the Museum will dim the lights and sounds to host a fun-themed sensory-focused experience from 9AM to 10AM. During this hour, the Museum will be closed to the public so registered guests can enjoy a private storytelling session with songs, stories and other curated activities!

To prevent overstimulation and maintain a calm environment, this event will be limited to 15 children. Due to the limited space, this is an RSVP event.

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Ages 13 - 18 are invited to come to the library's Makerspace for an hour of gaming, crafting, creating, talking and fun!

Sponsored by Nancy Fisher with additional support provided by Richard Tucker

Enjoy a light menu on the outdoor terrace overlooking the beautiful grounds. Reservations are required to provide the best experience for all guests.

Every Wednesday starting in June

Reservations start at 5 pm

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Mark your calendars for the third Thursday of every month from 10AM to 11AM as we welcome four local legends to dive into exciting sports topics and the rich history of Indiana and Wabash County sports. Delicious drinks and snacks will be provided by the amazing Modoc's Market! Don’t miss this chance to connect with these seasoned sports storytellers for FREE!

Rick Harness, Steve McClure, Bill Barrows, and Jim Landrum bring decades of experience in broadcasting and sports, having covered basketball, baseball, football, and volleyball with Pride 106.

In May, we'll welcome Oren Guenin, Moe Smedley, and Tom Rigney for a look back at the rich legacy of LaFontaine basketball and the community that rallied around it.

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Designed for children from birth to 3 years old and their caregivers, Babytime features books, rhymes, and simple sensory play just right for your little one. Build your baby's foundation for lifelong reading and learning with this engaging program!

Families are invited to bring older kids, who can play in the Playroom, craft at the Passive Craft table, or enjoy our computer lab. Caregivers are welcome to stay with the babies, but if you need to choose some books for yourself, or keep an eye on the other kids, your babies will be looked after for you during Babytime!

Tweens (ages 9 - 12) are invited to meet in the NMPL Makerspace for games, crafts, and fun with old and new friends!

Come ready for bed with your favorite stuffed animal or blanket, listen to some stories, and leave with a bedtime snack. Join us for this calm storytime.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

What creative thing are you making this week? Children in grades K-5 can pick up and take home a mystery maker bag today and enjoy a craft centered on our Color Our World theme!

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 5-8 will present the musical tale of a charming conman as he swindles a small town into believing they need a boys' band, only to have the town librarian help him change his ways.

Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 9-12 will set sail board an ocean liner, where mistaken identities and musical numbers unfold as a cast of characters navigate mischief and adventure on the high seas.

Kick off your Saturdays at Ogan's Landing for the North Manchester Farmers Market!

Welcome to the Downtown Wabash Farmers Market in Downtown Wabash, Indiana! They create quality of place and livability for our community on Saturday mornings from May 10 to September 27 […]

The Stockdale Mill is a historic grist mill built between 1855 and 1857. The mill is powered by a 202 ft. long dam that spans the Eel River. Open Saturdays […]

Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 5-8 will present the musical tale of a charming conman as he swindles a small town into believing they need a boys' band, only to have the town librarian help him change his ways.

Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 9-12 will set sail board an ocean liner, where mistaken identities and musical numbers unfold as a cast of characters navigate mischief and adventure on the high seas.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Stories, songs, fingerplays, flannel stories, and more for children up to age 6.

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.

Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 10:30 am

This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

This Rhythm Kids class is for:
Children ages 6 - 8. Rhythm Kids is a “drop-off” optional class. Parents may choose to stay and participate in the fun with their child or if their child is ready to drop off their child for the duration of class.
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Big kids know what they like. Telling silly stories. Playing games. Being in charge. Designed specifically for pre-K and early elementary students, our active Rhythm Kids classes for big kids tap into how children this age are wired to learn, with music games, animal rhythm stories, and lots of stomping-flying-climbing fun.*

Rhythm Kids is just the thing to get your child to (willingly) put down the iPad and start making music with their friends. By the end of the semester, they’ll be proud to show off what they’ve learned: to you, their friends and teachers, and—let’s face it—for some kids, every person they meet!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 23 @ 6 pm
Rhthym Kids will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 11:30 am.
This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*Students learn to compose, choreograph, and conduct as they play—and play with!—a variety of musical instruments: West African djembe drums, percussion instruments, and, the most important instruments of all, their voices and their bodies. As your big kid learns to think and create like a musician, they’ll also build musical connections to the global community. Classes include:
immersion in the musical language of many cultures
playful music games with rules
opportunities to lead, balanced with opportunities to collaborate
deep exposure to complex, fun, and rockin' music
many chances to solo, improvise, and work in ensembles
rich, creative experimentation and expression, improvisation, and innovation

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.
Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!
Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence

A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 1:30 pm.

This program is made possible with the support of the North Manchester Fine Arts Club!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

Looking for a creative outlet this summer? Join us to Express Yourself every Monday evening in June and July! Whether you're an experienced artist or just looking for a way to unwind, these sessions are the perfect opportunity to explore your creativity in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Each Monday, we'll provide a selection of art supplies to spark your imagination. From paints and markers to collage materials and colored pencils, there’s something for everyone. One of the highlights will be our art journal station — create your own personal art journal or add to it each week, using prompts and inspiration provided on site. Whether you want to doodle, paint, collage, or write, your journal is yours to make completely your own.

June 9: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 16: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 23: Sierra Garlits, Potions Bottles
June 30: Recipe Card Design and Swap
July 7: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
July 14: Andrea Culp, Denim Painting (bring your own denim)
July 21: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling

No registration is required, and no prior art experience is necessary — just bring your creativity (and maybe a friend!). All basic supplies are provided, but feel free to bring any personal projects or favorite materials you’d like to work with, too.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Join us for this beloved program... from delightful stories, to silly songs, to cool crafts, Storytime has it all!

​Program Cost: Free
Program Age Requirements: None, but recommended for ages 0-5.
Registration? None
​Location: Children's Department

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Join us for an art, craft, coloring, or DIY project! Ages 7 to 11.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Ages 13 - 18 are invited to come to the library's Makerspace for an hour of gaming, crafting, creating, talking and fun!

Sponsored by Nancy Fisher with additional support provided by Richard Tucker

Enjoy a light menu on the outdoor terrace overlooking the beautiful grounds. Reservations are required to provide the best experience for all guests.

Every Wednesday starting in June

Reservations start at 5 pm

Manchester Alive is hosting Wednesdays at The Landing. Live music and local food vendors set the summer scene every fourth Wednesday from May to August. Grab a lawn chair and […]

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Designed for children from birth to 3 years old and their caregivers, Babytime features books, rhymes, and simple sensory play just right for your little one. Build your baby's foundation for lifelong reading and learning with this engaging program!

Families are invited to bring older kids, who can play in the Playroom, craft at the Passive Craft table, or enjoy our computer lab. Caregivers are welcome to stay with the babies, but if you need to choose some books for yourself, or keep an eye on the other kids, your babies will be looked after for you during Babytime!

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Tweens (ages 9 - 12) are invited to meet in the NMPL Makerspace for games, crafts, and fun with old and new friends!

Come ready for bed with your favorite stuffed animal or blanket, listen to some stories, and leave with a bedtime snack. Join us for this calm storytime.

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

What creative thing are you making this week? Children in grades K-5 can pick up and take home a mystery maker bag today and enjoy a craft centered on our Color Our World theme!

The Museum Explorers Scavenger Hunt is back for another summer of discovery!

From June 3 through August 1, kids can explore the Museum to uncover fun facts, hidden details, and earn prizes along the way! We’ll refresh the scavenger hunt with a brand new version halfway through the summer—so there’s even more to discover. It’s the perfect way to keep young minds active and curious all summer long.

Welcome to the Downtown Wabash Farmers Market in Downtown Wabash, Indiana! They create quality of place and livability for our community on Saturday mornings from May 10 to September 27 […]

Kick off your Saturdays at Ogan's Landing for the North Manchester Farmers Market!

The Stockdale Mill is a historic grist mill built between 1855 and 1857. The mill is powered by a 202 ft. long dam that spans the Eel River. Open Saturdays […]

Charles Yang is a violinist for Time for Three and faculty mentor for the Honeywell Arts Academy. Through his perspective as a touring musician, he also explores photography, and his debut exhibit will feature a collection of ever-changing landscapes, fleeting connections, and untold stories of life on the road. From bustling cities to quiet highways, each image reflects the unique perspective of an artist experiencing the world one stop at a time.

Stories, songs, fingerplays, flannel stories, and more for children up to age 6.

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.

Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 10:30 am

This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

This Rhythm Kids class is for:
Children ages 6 - 8. Rhythm Kids is a “drop-off” optional class. Parents may choose to stay and participate in the fun with their child or if their child is ready to drop off their child for the duration of class.
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Big kids know what they like. Telling silly stories. Playing games. Being in charge. Designed specifically for pre-K and early elementary students, our active Rhythm Kids classes for big kids tap into how children this age are wired to learn, with music games, animal rhythm stories, and lots of stomping-flying-climbing fun.*

Rhythm Kids is just the thing to get your child to (willingly) put down the iPad and start making music with their friends. By the end of the semester, they’ll be proud to show off what they’ve learned: to you, their friends and teachers, and—let’s face it—for some kids, every person they meet!

Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence
A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 23 @ 6 pm
Rhthym Kids will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 11:30 am.
This program is made possible with the support of the Community Foundation of Wabash County's Good Deeds grant!

*Students learn to compose, choreograph, and conduct as they play—and play with!—a variety of musical instruments: West African djembe drums, percussion instruments, and, the most important instruments of all, their voices and their bodies. As your big kid learns to think and create like a musician, they’ll also build musical connections to the global community. Classes include:
immersion in the musical language of many cultures
playful music games with rules
opportunities to lead, balanced with opportunities to collaborate
deep exposure to complex, fun, and rockin' music
many chances to solo, improvise, and work in ensembles
rich, creative experimentation and expression, improvisation, and innovation

This Music Together class is for:
Children ages 0 - 5 accompanied by a caregiver(s)
Caregivers that are ready to participate and engage in music and movement - this is crucial for providing the most benefit to your littles*
Families that can commit to 8 weeks of classes in order to build a strong foundation of music eduction
Each week, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, (and the grownups who love them®) will gather at the library to make music as a community. This early childhood music class is designed to give families with children from birth through age 5 the chance to get in touch with their inner musician and connect with other families.
Playful, rich, and engaging, Music Together helps children of all ages—babies, toddlers, preschoolers - discover their inner music-maker by playing with the grownups they love. These music and movement classes also offer other important benefits. It turns out that music for children supports overall early childhood development. It forges unique connections in the brain and enhances a child’s language, cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as well as their disposition to learn. Simply put, music learning supports all learning!
Participants will receive:
A comprehensive, research-based music and movement curriculum in action
Classes led by a registered Music Together Specialist, trained in developmentally appropriate practice and early childhood music education
Family materials, including a colorfully illustrated and activity-filled family songbook and award-winning audio recordings
Exclusive online access to the Music Together Family Music Zone, as well as a growth chart and parent guide to assist in recognizing and celebrating the steps each child makes towards basic musical competence

A special Family Night celebration on Wednesday, July 9 @ 6 pm
Music Together will meet Mondays, June 9, 16, 23 & 30 and July 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 1:30 pm.

This program is made possible with the support of the North Manchester Fine Arts Club!

*When you hear the phrase, "kids' music classes," you might envision a room with a teacher in front of a semi-circle of children, with a line of adults standing against the wall, lattes in hand. In reality, Music Together classes are informal, and all about family fun! In our classes, the grownups have just as much fun as the children as everyone sings, dances, and plays rhythm instruments—together! (No latte required.) And the take-home materials that every family receives help continue the fun at home.

Looking for a creative outlet this summer? Join us to Express Yourself every Monday evening in June and July! Whether you're an experienced artist or just looking for a way to unwind, these sessions are the perfect opportunity to explore your creativity in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Each Monday, we'll provide a selection of art supplies to spark your imagination. From paints and markers to collage materials and colored pencils, there’s something for everyone. One of the highlights will be our art journal station — create your own personal art journal or add to it each week, using prompts and inspiration provided on site. Whether you want to doodle, paint, collage, or write, your journal is yours to make completely your own.

June 9: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 16: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
June 23: Sierra Garlits, Potions Bottles
June 30: Recipe Card Design and Swap
July 7: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling basics
July 14: Andrea Culp, Denim Painting (bring your own denim)
July 21: Jeanie Cooper, Art Journaling

No registration is required, and no prior art experience is necessary — just bring your creativity (and maybe a friend!). All basic supplies are provided, but feel free to bring any personal projects or favorite materials you’d like to work with, too.