Learn about the rich tapestry of history, culture, and joyous celebrations during Italian Carnevale. Registration is required.

Get a glimpse into the process and workflow of 3D modeling and character/creature design from a Digital Media Lab specialist.

All skill levels and experience are welcome at this D&D Club designed for and run by middle school students. Registration is recommended.

This student-led book club for grades 9–12 meets every other Thursday. Discuss books, color and craft, eat snacks, and meet new friends.

Learn the basics of 3D modeling in Fusion 360 while creating a 3D printable object. Registration is required.

Learn how to use Cookiecad.com to create unique and custom 3D printed cookie cutters with the Digital Media Lab. This event is designed for adults and teens. Registration is required.

Drop in to hang out and enjoy Pokemon. Bring your cards, decks, and games (including online games) to battle, trade, and nerd out.

Want to get involved in the community but aren't sure where to start? Come to our Volunteer Fair and talk with local nonprofit organizations!

Teens in Grades 6-12 can drop in to play a variety of games on the Nintendo Switch. No experience is necessary.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with the Carmel High School National Chinese Honor Society at an event featuring activities, food, and more in the Community Room at the Main Library.

(Grade 3–Adults) Play chess against others of all skill levels. Open to anyone in grade 3 and up who has experience with chess. Registration is not required but is strongly encouraged.

Exactly what it sounds like – time to read! This volunteer opportunity is open to all interested teens in grades 6-12.

Learn the basics of 3D modeling with a Digital Media Lab specialist using Nomad Sculpt, a beginner-friendly 3D-sculpting software used for digital design as well as 3D printing. Registration required.

Need to replace or duplicate a part for a physical object but can't find a 3D model online? Stop by and get 3D modeling help from a Digital Media Lab specialist.

Inklings is a student-led storytelling club for high school students. From brainstorming ideas to giving and receiving feedback, you‘ll find something to inspire you. All story formats are welcome!

Drop in to hang out and enjoy Pokemon! Bring your cards, decks, and games (including online games) to battle, trade, and nerd out. Registration recommended.

In this free club run by former Teen Artist in Residence Ella Wilson, teens will talk about art, create things, and go on random, fun tangents. Registration is required.

Artwork by students from Carmel Clay Schools will be on display at the Main Library throughout the month of February. Stop by to enjoy work by elementary, middle school, and high school artists.

Learn more about 3D printing as you explore a variety of booths from local businesses and hobbyists and chat with Digital Media Lab specialists. You won't believe the amazing possibilities!

See what it's like to paint your very own 3D print with the Digital Media Lab. Free tickets available in the Community Room during the 3D Printing Expo.

Hear an overview of various skilled applications of 3D Printing in healthcare from the IU Health 3D Print Studio.

Hear how local artist Bryan Ballinger is using 3D printing to make toy designs and molds for silicone/foam puppets, as well as how to design pieces for large-scale, 3D-printed sculptures.

Explore the art of memory collages using photos, mementos, and various forms of cut paper and fabric to create a visual story of a personal journey or experience. Registration required.

Design, cut, and paint your way across Hamilton County in this hands-on, self-paced activity. Collect stamps from each participating library's creation space while making your own simple wooden toy.

Interested in recording a podcast or making music in one of the library's Audio Rooms but don't know where to start? Learn everything you need to get started with a Digital Media Lab specialist.

All skill levels and experience are welcome at this D&D Club designed for and run by middle school students. Registration is recommended.

This student-led book club for grades 9–12 meets every other Thursday. Discuss books, color and craft, eat snacks, and meet new friends.

Take a break from homework and hang out with a registered support dog. Presented in partnership with Kindling Minds.