Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic

Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic Card Games

Thursdays

4pm - 8:30pm FUN and FREE. 

Call Mike Gurney at 307-0495 with any questions.

In the Gallery...

Our new gallery show for August celebrates the Art League of Montgomery County.  All the members of the league were invited to include work.

The purpose of The Art League of Montgomery County is to promote the welfare of art in Montgomery County by providing encouragement to artists and advancing art in the community.  The Art League is comprised of local artists, those who enjoy and appreciate art and those that want to encourage and support the arts in Montgomery County.  New members are welcome.

The purpose of the gallery is to share a variety of art with the community...this Art League exhibit shares a wide variety -- all in one show. There is something here for everyone to enjoy.  The eclectic mix includes everything from paintings and photography, to fiber art, bookmaking and much more.

The Art League has 172 members, and a third of the members have work on display. More than 100 pieces are displayed.

Dr. Greta Binford @ the CMMC

Dr. Greta Binford, Arachnologist, spoke at the Carnegie Museum on Friday, July 25. After her presentation visitors were encouraged to follow her to the Sugar Creek Nature Park to look for spiders. 

Thank you, Dr. Binford, for a wonderful visit to the CMMC!

Deweys Do

Deweys Do book club meets August 12, 2013 at 6 p.m. We will be discussing "The Salt Garden," by Cindy Martinusen. To join Deweys Do, stop by the circulation desk, sign up and grab a book. You do not have to be a member of the library to join!

5th Annual Brain Day

Saturday, July 27, 2013, 1 to 4 pm: Join us for a Carnival of Brains!

See real brains up close!  

Test and trick your brain!

Wabash Professors of Neuroscience will astound and amaze us with the power of our own brains!

Dr. Neil Schmitzer-Torbert, Dr. Karen Gunther and Dr. Teresa Aubele will be at the Carnegie Museum to discuss and demonstrate activities for your brain as well as brain activity. All ages are welcome. Funded in part by Wabash College. The Carnegie Museum is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

Meet Dr. Greta Binford!

Meet Dr. Greta Binford, Arachnologist, at the Carnegie Museum on Thursday, July 25 at 1 pm. After her presentation visitors will be encouraged to follow her to the Sugar Creek Nature Park to look for spiders.

A professor of Biology at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, Greta Binford specializes in Arachnology, the study of spiders. Greta graduated from North Montgomery High School in 1983, then obtained her B.A. from Miami University. She then received her M.S. from the University of Utah and her Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in 2000. Binford joined the Lewis & Clark’s biology faculty in 2003 and encourages her students to learn about themselves while studying other species and continuously engages her students in scientific inquiry. The Carnegie Museum is featuring Greta and her work in the museum during the 2013 season. The exhibit will focus on Greta, her general field of Biology, and her specific research on spiders. The book Silk & Venom highlights Greta’s research and her quest to learn more about spiders.