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Summer Reading ClubUnearth a Story for all ages Click for details -
Flood of 1913A community disaster Click for details -
Ohio Pressed FlowerFrame Craft Click for details -
How many Stone Quarrieswere there in our community? Click for details
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Children’s ProgramsClick here
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Adult ProgramsClick here
Upcoming Events

UNEARTH A STORY Week 4
Deep Lock Quarry Hike – Please note we will meet at the Deep Lock Quarry 5779 Riverview Rd Peninsula OH in the parking lot. Wear comfy clothes and shoes.
(if it is raining we will meet at the library. Please call if you have questions)
Step back in time to experience life on a canal boat through activities along a 1-mile hike, with stops at the stone quarry and canal lock. The hike will be guided by a Metro Park Naturalist.

Join us on Thursday, July 2 when we will be learning about the Flood of 1913. Using historic photographs, maps, and local diaries, we will reflect on one of the most impactful events in our community’s history. Reservations are requested, please call or email the library.
330-657-2291
info@peninsulalibrary.org

In observance of Federal Holidays, the Library will be closed on the following days in 2026.
January 19 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 16 – President’s Day
May 25 – Memorial Day
June 19 – Juneteenth
July 4 – Independence Day
September 7 – Labor Day
October 12 – Columbus Day
November 26 – Thanksgiving Day
November 27 – In lieu of Veteran’s Day
December 24 – Christmas Eve
December 25 – Christmas Day
December 31 – New Year’s Eve

UNEARTH A STORY WEEK 5
Dino Adoption Day
Hatch your dino, give it a name and take it home as part of this fossil excavation activity!

Adult Craft – State of Ohio Pressed Floral Art
July 8 4:00-7:30 p.m.
America has its 250 Anniversary on July 4, 2026. We invite crafters to celebrate with us by taking pressed flowers and shape them into the state of Ohio to end up with an 8×8 framed art work of Ohio. Crafts are from 4-7:30 so registered crafters may drop in anytime during these hours. Reservations are required so we have enough art supplies for everyone. Please call the library to reserve a seat.
Estate planning is not only for the wealthy or elderly. This presentation is designed to help attendees
understand the practical, everyday reasons estate planning matters, especially for families with
children, loved ones they want to protect, or assets they want distributed according to their wishes.
The session will explain what happens when no plan is in place, how probate works, the difference
between a will and a trust, how guardians can be named for minor children, and how inheritance can
be structured more thoughtfully for the next generation. This overview follows the main educational
themes in the uploaded deck and keeps the tone approachable, empathetic, and grounded in general
guidance rather than individualized legal advice.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this presentation, attendees will be able to:
• understand what estate planning is and why it matters
• identify common myths and misconceptions about estate planning
• explain the role of probate and why many families try to avoid it
• describe the difference between a will-based plan and a trust-based plan
• understand how guardianship planning works for minor children
• recognize options for protecting a child’s or heir’s inheritance over time
Reservations are requested and may be made by calling or emailing the library.
330-657-2291
info@peninsulalibrary.org