READING AT WASHINGTON CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY

A Center of Knowledge

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WHAT’S NEW

Washington Carnegie Public Library offers a variety of free programs for the wider community. From interactive story times and author visits to educational classes and book discussions, we have activities for all ages and interests.

COFFEE & A CHAT

Adults are welcome to come stop in the meeting room for a cup of coffee or tea and a chat with Rick. Have a cuppa and make new friends!

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OPEN STEM LAB

Wednesdays, 2:00-5:00 p.m. Grades K-12 Weekly hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering & math with a variety of fun learning activities. These activities are self directed with supervision of the STEM Coordinator. *Children 8 and under must have parental/adult supervision. Cost is free.

STORYTIME WITH MS. ERIN

Outdoors in person- outdoors, rain or shine at 3:30 Thursday's Sept. 3rd thru Dec. 3rd.

Online at home- grab a snack & a seat, settle in to watch virtual storytime every Thursday

OPENING HOURS

Visit Us

Mon - Wed: 10am - 7pm
Thur - Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 10pm - 2pm
Sun: Closed

Upcoming Events

Water Testing - Grades 6-12

Mon, Sep 21

Washington Carnegie Public Library

Sep 21, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Washington Carnegie Public Library, 300 W Main St, Washington, IN 47501, USA

Have you ever wondered what is in the water that you drink and use every day? We will collect a sample of the water in your house and at the library to test for difference. We will discover the secrets of H2O. This is a free program and is for grades 6-12.

Pumpkin Launcher - Grades K-5

Mon, Oct 05

300 W Main St

Oct 05, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

300 W Main St, 300 W Main St, Washington, IN 47501, USA

For Grades K-5. Learn about simple machines as we build a catapult to launch a pumpkin across the yard of the library. We will discuss Newton’s First Law, a pumpkin in motion stays in motion, and talk about how gravity influences the pumpkins trajectory.

Pumpkin Launcher-Grades 6-12

Mon, Oct 19

300 W Main St

Oct 19, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

300 W Main St, 300 W Main St, Washington, IN 47501, USA

Learn about simple machines as we build a catapult to launch a pumpkin across the yard of the library. We will discuss Newton’s First Law, a pumpkin in motion stays in motion, and talk about how gravity influences the pumpkins trajectory.

CONTACT US

300 West Main Street, Washington, IN 47501

812.254.4586