Did you know that May 18 is International Museum Day? Celebrate International Museum Day We suggest taking a family field trip to one of Indiana’s museums. PGTPL has museum passes (and many other cool things) in the Library of Things. You can check them out with your...
2023 Adult Reading Challenge Have you ever found yourself reading the same type of book over and over again? Do you tend to read the same genre or author? If so, join our 2023 Reading Challenge today! We've put together a list of 18 prompts to...
Do you believe in ghosts? If so --and even if not-- you're going to love this paranormal presentation! Proof of the Paranormal: A Ghost Talk Join us Thursday, October 21 at 6:30 p.m. as long-time paranormal investigators Nicole and Michael Kobrowski discuss the paranormal and show evidence...
PGTPL and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources are teaming up next week for another Live Animal Show and Tell! Join us at Plainfield Library Tuesday, October 5th from 6:30-7:30 p.m for Live Animal Show & Tell: Snakes, Turtles, and Amphibians! DNR naturalist Dylan Allison will...
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig is picking up traction in book clubs across the nation. Nora Seed, depressed and unsatisfied, is taken to the Midnight Library where the books are alternate versions of her life. While Nora can finally go back and fix her...
Grant-seekers and fundraisers will love the library’s latest digital resource! The library now has access to the Foundation Directory Online for anyone to use within the library building. What is Foundation Directory Online The Foundation Directory Online provides access to an exhaustive database of grantmakers and grants...
Plainfield Library and Plainfield WalMart Neighborhood Market Pharmacy Work Together to Host Flu Shot Clinic The Plainfield Library will host two flu shot clinics at the Library in September and October of this year. What You Need to Get Your Vaccine For the first time in several years,...
Hidden Figures, a bestselling novel and award-winning film, tells the story of the “West Computing” group, the exceptionally talented African American women whose manual calculations sent John Glenn into orbit. Join us in celebrating five years since the novel’s release by learning about other incredible...
Like Connie Brockway wrote, “No one ever fell in love gracefully.” As summer turns to fall, we’re celebrating that clumsy stumble into love with some fall-related romance novels. Click on the book title to place a hold on a physical copy through the Evergreen Catalog. That...
Mary Shelley, the “mother” of science fiction, is best known for her novel Frankenstein. Victor Frankenstein is a scientist determined to bring one of his experiments to life. When he’s finally successful, Frankenstein rejects the monstrosity he created, sparking a series of events that has...
