Calling all writing enthusiasts! The Pickerington Public Library is hosting an Essay Contest this summer! Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday, we want to hear your thoughts, opinions, and experiences of living in the United States of America!Â
Join the fun starting May 22 by signing up online to track your progress digitally, or stop by any library location to register and pick up a paper reading log....
"Threads Through Time", our special Heritage Day event, will feature one-of-a-kind textiles from our collection. Visitors will see a quilt from the Pickering Family with names embroidered into it, a flag made by local women to honor soldiers who served in WWI with their names stitched onto stars, and a woven throw with Pickering family names woven into the yarn.
Partake in a variety of historic Independence Day activities, displays, and entertainment from 1-4pm. Participate in our "Most Beautiful Pie" contest. Pie entries must be submitted between 1:45-2:15.
In the heat of battle, sometimes you need to make tough decisions: do you play it safe and go for Thunderbolt, which is 100% accurate but less powerful, or do you go for the ultra-powerful Thunder with a 70% chance of hitting?
Make math fun with Pokemath! Practice probability and complex math problems by incorporating them into the famous video game Pokémon.
Come to the Sycamore Plaza Branch and help us celebrate America's 250th birthday by learning how the US railroad system was integral to our country's history with Conductor Cody. No registration is necessary.
Get your kicks on Route 66! The Victor Samalot Duo celebrates 100 years of Americana; The Mother Road-Route 66.
Preparing for AP Literature and Composition in the fall? AP Lit Book Club is a space to discuss classic literature, ask and answer questions, and get prepared for the school year!
What would you do if you woke up alone on a wild island—with no instructions and no one like you in sight? Rising 3rd–5th graders will explore friendship, adventure, and teamwork when we dive into The Wild Robot by Peter Brown.
Visit the Farm for a birding program and learn about our local bird population.
Learn about the history of flowers throughout
Victorian times and beyond. Explore the gardens and herb beds around the farmhouse.
Learn about the trees of Blacklick Woods and how to identify them on this half-mile hike.