Upcoming Events

Margaret Peterson Haddix, an Ohio native, will discuss her writing career and the books she's written for kids and teens, which include popular titles in the Missing

In addition to dishing on central Ohio foodie news, food and travel writer Nick Dekker, along with the Worthington Historical Society's Kate LaLonde,

Turn mint tins into tiny shelves using popsicle sticks and small decorations. What better way to kick off National Library Week? Supplies provided. For ages 12 and up.

All meetings of the Worthington Libraries Board of Trustees and its committees are open to the public.

Share a song, read a poem, tell a joke or join us in the audience. Microphone and karaoke machine available. For ages 12 and up.

Find resources and knowledgeable helpers to assist you in repairing damaged clothing, small appliances, bikes, electronics and lamps.

Learn, move and connect!

Talk, tempt and taste during this book discussion group that's all about food! To participate, prepare a recipe from one of the selected cookbooks and, if you're feeling friendly, bring in samples.

Adults and teens with intellectual/developmental disabilities and their caregivers can experiment with retro art supplies, like scratch-off sheets, spin paint and spirographs. Sensory space available. For ages 12 and up.

Create a beautiful bookmark to keep or gift to your favorite reader. Supplies provided. For ages 6 and up.

Want a book club with a little more freedom? Choose a book from among our suggested titles, or a similarly themed one of your own, and come ready to share your thoughts and get book recommendations.

Theme: Books by or about immigrants

Bring healthy and pest-free cuttings, or unwanted houseplants, to trade with others!

These bouquets will have staying power! Build a bunch for yourself or a friend, or join us to learn the art of paper quilling.

Columbus Dispatch reporter Laura Bischoff will share her experiences reporting Ohio news and the importance of local journalism.

This summer's new releases are hot, hot, hot! Discover which ones are for you and get on the reserve list. Library staff will also provide recommended reads you can check out now, while you’re waiting for those holds. For adults.

Join Johneen Griffin for a journey through the life and work of Columbus native William (bc) Bill Collins (1943-2020), an artist and sign maker whose craft shaped the city's visual identity.

Talk, tempt and taste during this book discussion group that's all about food! To participate, prepare a recipe from one of the selected cookbooks and, if you're feeling friendly, bring in samples.

All meetings of the Worthington Libraries Board of Trustees and its committees are open to the public.

Whether you'd prefer a martini with your memoir, a Riesling with your romance or a brew with your biography, join us for a "spirit"ed discussion of some great books!

Whether you'd prefer a martini with your memoir, a Riesling with your romance or a brew with your biography, join us for a "spirit"ed discussion of some great books!

Eric Gnezda, in conversation with journalist and former WOSU host Ann Fisher, will discuss his memoir, Stories at the Center, which covers his early years i

Learn, move and connect! In the library, staff will discuss Old Worthington's historic sites, then head outside with attendees for a 40-minute walk to continue the conversation. A liability waiver is required for participation.

All meetings of the Worthington Libraries Board of Trustees and its committees are open to the public.