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Where do our moving pictures come from? Mandy Altimus Stahl will lead audiences through the birth of the motion picture to the early narrative films of the 1900s, through the 1920s just before "talkie" sound films were invented.

Thrill to one of the classics of early cinema, and one of the first, and best vampire movies.  84 minutes of spooky adventure with a musical score.

Solve the mystery of quick, tasty meals from your InstantPot with Bridget Britton from the Carroll County Extension Office.  Bridget will explain how to get the most from this popular cooking gadget, share recipes and tips, and cook a dish for tasting during the program.  This program is free to all, but please register in advance by calling 330-868-4101 or stopping by the library to sign up.

Dawn Dagger is a young adult, aspiring author who refuses to be held back from her dream. Dawn loves cats, coffee, and most importantly, books. She loves the way they make her feel, and loves to write to make others feel and give them hope. She is a multi-placing and state qualifier in both Power of the Pen and PenOhio compeitions, and has one self published novella, "My British Bear", with many to follow. Dawn will talk about her writing process at 11:00 pm and Noon, and will chat with interested readers in between. 

This is one event that's worth melting for! All ages are welcome at our Frozen Party on Saturday, November 16 from 2-4 PM in Youth Services. Play Frozen-themed games, make crafts, and more!

No registration is required, but youth under 9 must be accompanied by an adult.

Interested in easy crafts from natural products?  Crafty Thursday is the place to be!  Ann Myers, local crafter, will present  interesting demonstrations and a hands-on project,   Learn how to make salves from common plants and herb-infused oils.  Everyone gets to make their own beeswax  lip balm to take home, along with recipes, supply lists, and list of sources so you make salves, oils, and lip balms on our own as well.  There is no charge for this evening of crafty fun, but you should register in advance by calling the library at 330-868-4101.

Stock up on new puzzles at the Minerva Public Library fall Puzzle Exchange all day on Saturday, November 16.  Bring in the puzzles you’ve already done and swap them for some that are new to you.  Puzzles for adults and puzzles for kids; puzzles with 100 pieces or puzzles with 1000 or more—bring in all kinds of puzzles to share with other jigsaw enthusiasts.

Ever think you might write a novel?  Kathleen Horn dreamed of being an author since her early teens, but she had to wait until she was a grandmother to see her first book published.  Find out how she did it when this new local author visits Minerva Public Library on Saturday, November 23 from 11:00-1:00. Kathleen’s new book, The Everlasting Kind is finally available for purchase at Off the Beaten Path in Minerva, Paperworks in Carrollton, and on Amazon.  You can meet the author and, if you like, purchase a signed copy of her book, during her visit to the library