Upcoming Events

CODE:You (previously Code Louisville) is a 100% free-to-participate program for adult residents of the seven county region we serve to learn what it takes to be a software developer. An AI primer; learn how to integrate AI tools into your everyday life.

Compete in the ultimate battle to find out who’s the best! Win prizes and enjoy snacks. For teens, ages 11+.

A look at the book by historian Martha S. Jones where she investigates her family’s past, journeying across centuries and dealing with fundamental matters of identity and belonging. We also discuss many other Black and biracial Americans in politics, popular culture, and academia.

Curious about the history of some of your favorite games (and some you’ve never played)? In the Video Game Discussion Group, you’ll get to play, discuss, and learn all about a specific game each month. This month’s game is: Stardew Valley.

Learn English with the Library. Participants will work on strengthening their conversation skills in a friendly and welcoming space. Adults

We're wrapping up Books & Brews 502 adult winter reading program with the 3rd Annual Bombastic Book Fair. The Bombastic Book Fair is like the book fairs of your youth, but all grown up! Adults ages 18+ are invited to the South Central Library after-hours this Friday, February 27, from 6-8 p.m. to shop among gently used books and book fair favorites like posters and bookmarks, plus games, crafts, and prizes. A local brewery will be on hand with adult beverages for sale (must be 21+ to purchase alcohol). B&B502 completers can pick up prizes onsite. Book sale proceeds benefit the Friends of the LFPL.

Join us for a weekly game program featuring games like Mario Kart, Uno, Clue, and many more!

IRS-certified volunteers provide free tax counseling and preparation services to millions of low- and middle-income taxpayers, with special attention to those ages 60 and older. Bring the necessary tax forms, information and documentation, proof of your social security number, and a photo ID.

Baby storytime focuses on developing your baby’s pre-literacy, motor, sensory, and social skills through librarian led, parent participation activities. Introduce your baby to a love of literature through books, songs, movement, rhythm, and rhyme followed by a short period of play time. Ages 0 to 24 mos.

Foster a love of reading in your toddlers through this engaging storytime! Join us for books, songs, movement, and art activities that encourage the development of early learning skills. Ages 2-3.