(Adult) We will discuss The Last Year of the War by Susan Meissner and pick up our next book The Midnight Library by Matt Haig. This group meets each month on the third Monday to discuss a new book.
(Teen/Adult) Yoga classes are for for adults and young adults, and all levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! If not, extras will be provided. Classes are first-come, first served. Arrive early to reserve your spot! Although the class typically meets weekly, there may be nights when the room or instructor […]
Jamie Ford is the great grandson of Nevada mining pioneer Min Chung, who emigrated from Hoiping, China, to San Francisco in 1865, where he adopted the western name “Ford,” thus confusing countless generations. Jamie’s debut novel, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, spent two and a half years on the New York Times […]
In observation of the Lunar New Year, the Capitol is proud to present a free one-night screening of two essential films by legendary Chinese director Wong Kar-wai. No tickets are required. Film Synopsis: Two melancholic Hong Kong policemen fall in love: one with a mysterious female underworld figure, the other with a beautiful and ethereal […]
(Adult/Teen) Ready to throw with more clay?! This intermediate wheel throwing class, led by local potter Sydney Boyer, is an extension of the Intro to Wheel Throwing class. Our focus in this class will be throwing larger amounts of clay (2-2.5 pounds) and creating larger bowls. All participants will return on their own to trim […]
In observation of the Lunar New Year, the Capitol is proud to present a free one-night screening of two essential films by legendary Chinese director Wong Kar-wai. No tickets are required. Film Synopsis: Two neighbors form a strong bond after both suspect extramarital activities of their spouses. However, they agree to keep their bond platonic […]
(All ages) As the first Black woman journalist to be credentialed to the White House and Capitol press corps in 1947, Alice Allison Dunnigan's name was frequently in both headlines and bylines during her lifetime. But due to the racism and sexism that she faced, her accomplishments have not gotten their deserved place in history. […]
Kristin Tubb is the author of Fowl Play, the Decomposition of Jack, and the Story Collector. She loves to hear from readers, teachers, librarians, writers, long-lost friends, friends who aren't long or lost, media personnel, family members, household pets... pretty much everyone! A Tolkien scholar and former adjunct professor, Erica Ivy Rodgers loves engaging with […]
**This movie will be subtitled** Worried this movie might not be a good fit? Tell us how we can accommodate your particular needs. (Not Rated, 1961) A black family living in a cramped Chicago tenement in the 1940s have the opportunity to improve their social standing via an insurance-policy check, but are in disagreement about […]
(Adult) The group will discuss The Huntress by Kate Quinn. This book club meets every other month to discuss a new title.
(Teen/Adult) Yoga classes are for for adults and young adults, and all levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! If not, extras will be provided. Classes are first-come, first served. Arrive early to reserve your spot! Although the class typically meets weekly, there may be nights when the room or instructor […]
A social hour for individuals living with memory loss, dementia, and other neurodegenerative conditions, as well as care partners and friends. Refreshments will be provided! This event is free and open to the public. We meet on the first Tuesday of every month at 11 a.m.! For questions or more info, contact Emily at emilyw@warrenpl.org
(Adult/Teen) Class 1: Tuesday, February 4 | Class 2: Tuesday, February 11. This intro series, led by local potter Kate Harris, includes a brief introduction to wheel throwing, trimming, & glazing. All participants will return on their own to glaze their piece before the final firing in the kiln. Make sure you can attend both […]
Listen to stories, engage with activities and crafts, and socialize with other members of the community in an activity hour, designed for adult patrons with special needs.
(Adult) Phyllis Biffle Elmore is a retired veteran of the US Air Force and Army, whose civilian career has included working as a counselor for incarcerated youth, survivors of domestic violence, and people suffering from alcohol and substance abuse. She has traveled extensively, telling the history of her grandmother’s quilts and their historical significance in […]
(Adult/Family) Join Wild Ones Southern Kentucky Chapter for a 4-part book club featuring Doug Tallamy's Nature's Best Hope and Nature's Best Hope Young Readers' Edition. Nature lovers and plant enthusiasts of all ages are invited to learn about the grassroots approach to conservation and how to turn their own backyards into conservation corridors for wildlife […]
(Teen/Adult) Yoga classes are for for adults and young adults, and all levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! If not, extras will be provided. Classes are first-come, first served. Arrive early to reserve your spot! Although the class typically meets weekly, there may be nights when the room or instructor […]
(Adult) Learn new crafting skills, and share creative tricks. This month’s project will be book page flowers. Come out, and make your own bouquet. Register here or contact tatumb@warrenpl.org for more information.
(Adult/Teen) Class 1: Tuesday, February 4 | Class 2: Tuesday, February 11. This intro series, led by local potter Kate Harris, includes a brief introduction to wheel throwing, trimming, & glazing. All participants will return on their own to glaze their piece before the final firing in the kiln. Make sure you can attend both […]
(All ages) O Pioneer reckons with and redefines the American pioneer. This documentary follows three West Virginians as they creatively navigate hardship and call us to champion the pioneer within. Narrated by lyricist and musician Kaïa Kater, the film weaves verité moments with archival footage, poetic vignettes, and dream-like animation—as Tim Hibbs, Nellie Rose Gundersen […]
(Adult) Our Great Books selection for February 2025 is "Orientation," by Daniel Orozco, from The Scribner Anthology of Contemporary Short Fiction: 50 North American Stories Since 1970, 2nd edition. That discussion will take place on Wednesday, February 12 at the Lisa Rice Library on State Street, in the conference room. I hope to see you […]
(Adult/Teen) For those who love love and those who hate love, come enjoy an evening of original music and literature! A fun-filled literary evening for gals and guys alike. Voice your heartbreak, profess your love, or just sit back and enjoy the show. Anything is possible! Readings will be limited to five minutes per participant, […]
(Adult/Family) Join Wild Ones Southern Kentucky Chapter for a 4-part book club featuring Doug Tallamy's Nature's Best Hope and Nature's Best Hope Young Readers' Edition. Nature lovers and plant enthusiasts of all ages are invited to learn about the grassroots approach to conservation and how to turn their own backyards into conservation corridors for wildlife […]
(Rated PG-13, 2000) This story tells of childhood adversaries and talented athletes who have a love for the game of basketball and each other. Each pursues their dream of basketball success through high school, college and the pros, but along the way they must face their own personal hurdles.
(All ages) Join us for a cozy craft movie matinee! Bring your own portable project, like knitting, crochet, or anything lap-friendly, to work on while we watch! Settle in, get creative, and enjoy a relaxing evening with fellow crafters. This event is free and concessions will be sold! (Rated PG): A middle-school band teacher gets […]
(Adult) The group will discuss The Midnight Library by Matt Haig and pick up the next book. This book club meets each month on the third Monday to discuss a new title.
(Teen/Adult) Yoga classes are for for adults and young adults, and all levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! If not, extras will be provided. Classes are first-come, first served. Arrive early to reserve your spot! Although the class typically meets weekly, there may be nights when the room or instructor […]
(Adult) Have a fun and romantic night building ceramic pieces! At this workshop, you will handbuild ceramic pieces out of clay. This workshop is perfect for couples or friendly pairs. Space is limited and registration is required. The class is free, and all supplies are provided, but the cost for clay & glaze is $2 […]
(Adult/Family) Join Wild Ones Southern Kentucky Chapter for a 4-part book club featuring Doug Tallamy's Nature's Best Hope and Nature's Best Hope Young Readers' Edition. Nature lovers and plant enthusiasts of all ages are invited to learn about the grassroots approach to conservation and how to turn their own backyards into conservation corridors for wildlife […]
(Rated R, 2019) Adelaide Wilson, her husband Gabe, her son Jason and her daughter Zora head to Santa Cruz, California, for a beach vacation at Adelaide's childhood home with their friends the Tylers. That night, the Wilsons are terrorized by a family of doppelgangers with murderous motivations. Directed by Jordan Peele.
First half of our "A Spike Lee Joint" double feature! (Rated PG-13, 1994) Portrait of a close-knit black family living in 1970s Brooklyn, as seen through the eyes of the youngest daughter. This comedy-drama follows them as they deal with money woes, eccentric neighbors and the sons' troublemaking.
Second half of our "A Spike Lee Joint" double feature! (Rated R, 1989) Racial tensions grow in a Brooklyn neighborhood on the hottest day of the summer while everyone tries to cope with the heat. Spike Lee received an Oscar nomination for his screenplay.
(Adult) This is a pottery group meeting for people who utilize the Idea Lab as a creative space and are looking for peer feedback about their work. This is a great opportunity to engage and share ideas with other clay folks! This group is recommended for adults who have either had a pottery class or […]
(Teen/Adult) Yoga classes are for for adults and young adults, and all levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! If not, extras will be provided. Classes are first-come, first served. Arrive early to reserve your spot! Although the class typically meets weekly, there may be nights when the room or instructor […]
(Rated PG, 1975) Variation on "American Graffiti," focusing on black teens in a 1960s Chicago neighborhood as they prepare to leave high school and enter the real world. A vintage Motown soundtrack is included. The screenplay was written by Eric Monte, who also charted similar grounds in the TV sitcom "What's Happening!"
(Adult/Family) Join Wild Ones Southern Kentucky Chapter for a 4-part book club featuring Doug Tallamy's Nature's Best Hope and Nature's Best Hope Young Readers' Edition. Nature lovers and plant enthusiasts of all ages are invited to learn about the grassroots approach to conservation and how to turn their own backyards into conservation corridors for wildlife […]
(Adult) Community Yoga with Cre Dye for all levels. Come cultivate our collective ability to be in harmony through our breath and bodies. Let's move together to stay healed together. Donation-based class. Contact credye@yahoo.com for more information. No registration required.
