Adult Craft Night: Wreath Ribbon Swap

Join us Thursday, August 27, 2026, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Gambier Community Library for our wreath ribbon swap. We'll be demonstrating how to make bows with our Bowmaker and changing our ribbon in wreaths that were made at our June event. If you missed the June Wreath Making event, it's not too late to learn how to make one, as we still have a few kits available. Registration begins Monday, July 27, 2026, call the library at 740-427-2665 or stop by the Circulation Desk if you would like to attend this event. Free and open to the public.

Storytime with Miss Morgan

Join us at the Gambier Community Library every Tuesday for Storytime with Miss Morgan, running September 8 through November 17, 2026, with sessions at 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Storytime includes:

• ​Reading
• Singing
• ​Crafts
• Fun activities

This program is open to children from birth through kindergarten, and families are welcome to attend. No registration is necessary.
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We look forward to seeing you at the library for a season of stories, songs, and creativity.

1KB4K! Read and Grow!

The Gambier Community Library encourages you to read 1,000 books with your child before he or she enters school. One of the best ways to encourage learning is to spend time sharing books every day. Reading together helps develop important pre-reading skills:

• Print awareness
• Letter knowledge
• Vocabulary
• Narrative skills

Register your child at the circulation desk for your reading log and get started today! For more information or to register your child call 740-427-BOOK.

Storybook Trail on a Paved Path!

Look for the Storybook Trail on the paved path by the library. The beginning of the story starts near the front of the building.  Enjoy a leisurely walk while reading a picture book! Storybook Trail is also handicap accessible.

Our featured book is That's What Dinosaurs Do by Jory John. The Storybook title will be changed out quarterly, so be sure to check out future titles.

The Gambier Community Library Storybook trail is made possible with the help of The Knox County Foundation.