Have a sense of humor? Be in our Harlem Shake video! Meet just inside the entrance at the Main Library at noon on Sunday, March 10. We’ll escort you to the Youth Department and provide directions. Wear regular clothes and bring your costume, hat or silly prop. All ages are welcome. Those under 18 require a signed parental permission form available either ahead of time at the Youth Desk or on the day of the taping. The video will be uploaded to YouTube and join the MANY other hilarious Harlem Shake videos. Join the fun!

Got fines? Patrons of all ages can join us at any branch of the UAPL library to read from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and receive up to $8.00 off of your existing fines. Be sure to arrive early – you’ll need to fill out a brief form. Must be on time in order to participate.

Have you ever wondered how artists produced such exquisite manuscripts during Medieval Times? The process to acquire the required materials was much more difficult and laborious than for contemporary artists. Elizabeth Sandoval will provide explanation and insight into the various steps, including but not limited to preparing the parchment, chasing geese in springtime for the best quills, plunging the sea for ink, and pigment gathering and grinding to see some beautiful finished products.

Back by popular demand! NBC 4 meteorologist Ben Gelber and his nine-member ensemble “Friday Night Live Music” will perform a program of historic Jewish and folk melodies, featuring vocalist Cindy Leland. The program offers a blend of traditional melodies with roots in Eastern European and American culture with a tinge of Yiddish folklore.

Come join us for crafts inspired by the Upper Arlington Centennial celebration here at UAPL! This is a drop-in event. All materials provided by Friends of the Library.