Bluffton Public Library

The Importance of Native Plants and Bluffton: A Transition Town? with Transition Bluffton will instead take place in the fall

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Please notice: Two programs at Bluffton Public Library will be rescheduled for new dates and times in the upcoming fall season. The Importance of Native Plants (which was originally scheduled to take place Saturday morning, June 17th) and Bluffton: A Transition Town? a program by Transition Bluffton (originally set to take place on Tuesday evening, June 20th) are both being pushed back to a later date.  

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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Bluffton Festival of Wheels, the Bluffton Public Library will hold a special "Wheels" storytime.

The event, open to children of all ages, is 4 p.m., Friday, June 16, in the library, 145 S. Main St.

No prior registration is required to attend.

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It's Week 2 of the Bluffton Public Library's summer reading program.

Here is a list of activities at the library from Monday, June 12, to Saturday, June 17.

Activities are from pre-school and under, children, teens and 'tweens, adults and inter-generational activities.

I'd bring it to Bluffton every summer - that's what the library did

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No need to visit the zoo - because it came to Bluffton.

Toledo Zoo education representatives Nate Dick and Caroline Bearss, brought several animals from Toledo to the Bluffton Public Library on Monday.

Among the visitors were a python, a Mexican porcupine and a tarantula.

The program's focus was on how animals adapt to their surroundings. The event was part of the library's summer schedule of special activities.

Many activities are planned this summer at the library. Friday's events inlcude a craft, culture and cuisine program with Ayane Hida at 2 p.m.

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The library will host Community Issues: Bluffton: A Transition Town? Carry-in Meal and Conversation on June 20 at 6 p.m.

Please register by Weds, June 14. 

Bring a dish to share (the library will provide plates, cups, utensils, and beverages) and settle down to dinner and discussion, hosted by Transition Bluffton. Find out what this new Bluffton organization is all about AND how you might get involved! (Hint: community resilience, sustainability, and self-reliance.) Questions are heartily encouraged!

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Community Issues: Recovery from Addiction with Narcotics Anonymous of Central Ohio is on June 13 at 6 p.m. Please register by Saturday, June 10.  Anyone is welcome at this program featuring a panel of speakers from Narcotics Anonymous of Central Ohio.

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