Adams County Library Posts March 1-7 Programs, Storytimes and Outreach

Adams County Public Library published its week-long programming schedule and service notices for March 1–7, 2026, listing storytimes, youth programs, technology help, and regular library services across county branches. The library’s public calendar also includes a broader set of events through March and into April and May, with multiple items flagged as either "Registration required." or "Registration recommended."

The library’s service blurb emphasizes digital assistance and skills training: "Need tech help? Come to the library! We can assist you with a variety of topics, including computer and internet basics, mobile devices, Microsoft Office, email, genealogy research, digital library materials, databases, eBooks, and more!" The published update also affirms access: "Library programs are free and open to the public, and many are designed to encourage creativity, lifelong learning, and meaningful connections among neighbors of all ages."

Calendar listings on the library event pages show programs beyond the March 1–7 week. Youth and teen highlights include Design a Dollar on Tuesday, Mar 10, 4:00–5:00 PM for ages 4–12, with "Registration recommended."; Trone Memorial Revolutionary Art on Thursday, Mar 12, 6:00–7:00 PM for ages 12–18, described as "Teens are invited to the library this night to learn about and create the next master-piece in honor of America’s 250th birthday! Supplies will be provided." and marked "Registration required."; Women's Quotes and Women's Votes on Tuesday, Mar 17, 4:00–5:00 PM for ages 10–17, with "Registration recommended."; and Mystery of the Missing Golden Egg on Thursday, Mar 26, 4:00–5:30 PM for ages 10–17, also listed with "Registration recommended."

The event listings include a combined verbatim line that reads: "Tiny Art - To The Stars Death by Bathtub Gin - A Virtual Murder Mystery Event Friday, Mar 20 7:00–9:00 PM, Virtual – Via Zoom 'Death by Bathtub Gin' is an interactive, Roaring 20s themed murder mystery where everyone is a suspect! It combines the excitement of Clue with the imagination of theatre Registration required." The source places "Tiny Art - To The Stars" adjacent to the virtual murder mystery on a single line; the calendar explicitly notes the Mar 20 event will be virtual via Zoom and that registration is required.

Littlestown branch listings are presented with an on-page signpost: "WWW.ADAMSLIBRARY.ORG LITTLESTOWN Scan code to view Littlestown Events & register!" The Littlestown Adult Book Club meets Tuesdays, Mar 17/Apr 21/May 19 from 12:00–1:00 PM. The listing invites readers to "Come discuss books with fellow Littlestown bibliophiles! Check with the library for copies of the current selection." Titles scheduled are Mar 17: The Mitford Affair by Marie Benedict; Apr 21: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot; May 19: In the Woods by Tana French. The Littlestown block also carries "Registration required."

For patrons seeking registration, branch contacts published with the library updates include phone numbers for Manchester Library at 937-549-3559, North Adams Library at 937-386-2556, Peebles Library at 937-587-2085, and West Union Library at 937-544-2591. The listings note specific events require registration and, for virtual programs such as the Mar 20 murder mystery, that patrons should secure registration to obtain Zoom access.

Area event listings included alongside the library calendar note a March 17 tourism brunch set for 11:00 AM–12:30 PM at the Franklin County Visitors Bureau Lobby and St. Francis Xavier Parish’s Lenten Fish Fry Dinners on Feb 20, 27 and Mar 6, 13, 20, 27 at the Xavier Center, 465 Table Rock Road. To confirm times, registration requirements, or virtual links for library programs, call the branch numbers above or use the Littlestown scan code where indicated to view and register for events.