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6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 31 - Tour beautiful Woodland Cemetery and learn some Dayton history.  If it rains, meet at the Mausoleum for a presentation on Dayton's Street Names.

In collaboration with the Oakwood Community Center, the Wright Library presents Sing-a-Long Beauty and the Beast (2017) shown in the OCC's large programming. Yes, singing out loud is encouraged—Miss Jacqui will be singing along right alongside you! Popcorn is provided. Families are encouraged to bring blankets and/or lawn chairs and a flashlight. (This program was originally at Old River but has been moved indoors due to inclement weather).
Gates open at 8:30pm and the movie starts at 9:15pm.
 

The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation presents the second year of our Far Hills Music Series.

Keith Lykins is a fingerstyle guitarist, instrumentalist, one-man band, and singer-songwriter. His playing uses every inch of the guitar, creating a visual as well as musical spectacle.

The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation presents the second year of our Far Hills Music Series.

The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation presents the second year of our Far Hills Music Series.

The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation presents the second year of our Far Hills Music Series.

Eric Loy performs an eclectic blend of rock, jazz, classical, and new age on acoustic guitar and 24 string Harp-Guitar. 

Learn how to get symptom relief from IBS, migraines, and fibromyalgia.

​At a Conversation Café there is nothing to join, no homework, no agenda, just a simple process that helps to shift us from small talk to BIG talk, conversations that matter. Join in on Sept. 8.

Much like the chicken and the egg question, the answer to "Which comes first, character or plot?" troubles many writers and causes needless anxiety. This workshop will contend that character and plot are essentially the same thing—a well-structured plot will naturally unfold if the writer focuses on some "simple" questions about character motivation, conflict, and personal stakes. Whether deep in a work-in-progress or just beginning to form an idea, writers will leave with a clear road map for their stories that will keep a plot moving forward and keep readers caring.