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  • Informational flyer for PNG at MCL Saturday Sessions at Marion Carnegie Library, featuring a Gift Creation Station for ages 10 to 18, held Saturdays in December at 1 pm. Blue and black text on festive background.

    PNG at MCL Saturday Sessions – Gift Creation Station

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Project Next Generation

    Each Saturday in December, everyone aged 10 - 18 is invited to create FREE custom gifts like laser-engraved ornaments and 3D-printed jewelry in the MCL Tech Lab! Saturday Sessions are…

  • A dimly lit movie theater with people seated, facing a large screen displaying MCL Tween Movie, Every Saturday at 1:00 PM. Text at the bottom right reads, For ages 8 to 12.

    MCL Tween Movie

    Marion Carnegie Library 206 S Market St, Marion, IL, US
    Children's Department

    Visit the Tween Zone of the MCL Children's Department each week to watch a featured film! This event is free and intended for ages 8 to 12. No library card…

  • Event poster featuring Ken Waldman, Fiddler and Poet. Text includes event details: December 14 at 1:30 pm in the MCL McCoskey Room. Images of a violin, sheet music, and Ken Waldman playing a fiddle.
    Featured

    Music, Poetry, and Stories with Ken Waldman: Alaskan Fiddler and Poet

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    General Library Events

    Come enjoy the music, poetry and stories of Alaskan fiddler Ken Waldman on December 14th at 1:30 pm in the MCL McCoskey Room! This event is family friendly and open…

  • Flyer for PNG at MCL Open Tech Lab Hours showing hours (Monday-Thursday, 4-7 PM), location (Technology Lab), for ages 10-18. Includes illustrated person using a laptop with tech icons in the background.

    PNG at MCL Open Tech Lab Hours

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Project Next Generation

    Try out any technology you want at Marion Carnegie Library! Visit during Open Technology Lab Hours to complete projects or learn new skills. Open Technology Lab hours are free to…

  • A festive LEGO Christmas tree with presents is set against a snowy background. Text reads “MCL BUILDERS CLUB.” Lego bricks and an age range “for ages 0 to 12” appear in the corners.

    MCL Builder’s Club

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Children's Department

    Come build whatever you can imagine during MCL Builder's Club! For ages birth to 12. Large DUPLO® blocks are available for young children. NOTICE: All participants and parents understand and…

  • Illustration of two children playing with toys in a colorful playroom. Text advertises Playroom Playdate on Tuesdays from 10 AM–12 Noon and Thursdays from 4–7 PM in the MCL Childrens Department. Stars and dots decorate the background.

    Playroom Playdate

    Marion Carnegie Library 206 S Market St, Marion, IL, US
    Children's Department

    Meet new friends in MCL's Mariella Aikman Playroom in the library’s Children’s Department! Bring the kiddos and enjoy puppets, toys, games, and – of course – books! Visit Playroom Playdate…

  • Flyer for PNG at MCL Open Tech Lab Hours showing hours (Monday-Thursday, 4-7 PM), location (Technology Lab), for ages 10-18. Includes illustrated person using a laptop with tech icons in the background.

    PNG at MCL Open Tech Lab Hours

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Project Next Generation

    Try out any technology you want at Marion Carnegie Library! Visit during Open Technology Lab Hours to complete projects or learn new skills. Open Technology Lab hours are free to…

  • Flyer for MCL Story Hour featuring the Grinch, with events starting at 10:30 am for younger children. Dates are December 18 and 19. Includes a cartoon Grinch in a Santa hat and a pink forest background.

    MCL Story Hour – Grinch

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Children's Department

    Our Grinch is the friendliest and fuzziest guy around! Come meet him, get a hug, and take a pic! Then hear How the Grinch Stole Christmas read aloud, sing and…

  • Flyer for Mel Teen Craft: DIY Hot Cocoa event on Wednesday, December 18 at 4 pm in the Young Adult Department, for ages 12 to 18, with an image of a mug of hot cocoa topped with marshmallows.

    MCL Teen Craft – DIY Hot Cocoa

    Marion Carnegie Library 206 S Market St, Marion, IL, US
    Young Adult Department

    Come make your own batch of hot cocoa mix to take home and enjoy! This event is free and open to ages 12 - 18. No library card is required.…

  • Flyer for PNG at MCL Open Tech Lab Hours showing hours (Monday-Thursday, 4-7 PM), location (Technology Lab), for ages 10-18. Includes illustrated person using a laptop with tech icons in the background.

    PNG at MCL Open Tech Lab Hours

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Project Next Generation

    Try out any technology you want at Marion Carnegie Library! Visit during Open Technology Lab Hours to complete projects or learn new skills. Open Technology Lab hours are free to…

  • Flyer for MCL Story Hour featuring the Grinch, with events starting at 10:30 am for younger children. Dates are December 18 and 19. Includes a cartoon Grinch in a Santa hat and a pink forest background.

    MCL Story Hour – Grinch

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    Children's Department

    Our Grinch is the friendliest and fuzziest guy around! Come meet him, get a hug, and take a pic! Then hear How the Grinch Stole Christmas read aloud, sing and…

  • Flyer for the Friends of Marion Carnegie Library Gift Wrapping Boutique on December 19th & 20th, 12-4 pm, with suggested donations of $4 for small and $6 for large packages. Location and contact details included.

    Friends of the MCL Gift Wrapping Boutique

    206 S Market St, Marion, IL, United States, Illinois 62959
    General Library Events

    Let the Friends of MCL help wrap your holiday gifts! All proceeds will help support projects and programs at Marion Carnegie Library