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David Lee Garrison and Herbert Woodward Martin will be at the library Sept. 9, from 7-8 p.m. for a poetry reading and book signing.

Celebrate the library's new Native Plant Gardens.

7-8:30pm Thursday, September 29

Wright Library Community Room
In-Person

Last chance to see the Mapping Equity Exhibit at Wright Library. Drop in for a tour led by Jacqueline Housel, Sinclair Geography Professor and team leader for the Mapping Equity Exhibit.  

7-8 pm Thursday, September 15

Wright Library Community Room
In-Person

Join Cherise Hairston and Raven Cruz Loaiza from the Dayton Mediation Center, Lt. Stephen Clark from the Dayton Police Department, and Sinclair College Police Chief Tom Thompson for a panel discussion of this exciting new project.

7-8pm Tuesday, September 13

Wright Library Community Room
In-Person

Join Professor Myla Cardona-Jones of Sinclair College to learn more about Redlining, a 1930s U.S. government practice that ranked the viability of a neighborhood based on a color-coded map system to decide who could receive subsidized housing loans and other resources. Find out how this government-sponsored policy was responsible for large scale disinvestment in black and brown communities and how redlining's legacy is still felt today.

2-3pm Saturday, September 10

Wright Library Community Room
In-Person

6:30-8pm Tuesday, September 6

Wright Library Community Room
In-Person

Hosted by the Oakwood Inclusion Coalition. Stop by for refreshments and a tour of the Mapping Equity Exhibit.

Experience live glassblowing behind the library on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2-3 p.m.

Saturday Oct. 15, from 2-4 p.m.

Come get hands-on with this exhibit of animal pelts and sixteen animal skulls from Miami University’s Hefner Museum of Natural History.