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Treats not Tricks Book Sale In October, buy 1 children's book from book sale, get 2 free.

Senior Project Art Auction on the Main Floor

Haylee Niedbalski painted large portraits of Poe, Frost and Hemmingway. Bid on these paintings during a silent auction through October. Proceeds benefit the Library Associates.

Book Discussion Group October 1. 6:30 PM. Conference Room

Our discussion group will chat about 84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff. Pick up a copy at the checkout desk.

Dropbox and other Cloud Services October 1. 6:30 PM. Red Room

Mr. Noobie will explain Dropbox and other cloud services, how they work and why you would want to use them. Must register at mybcpl.org under Events or call 812-379-1266.

Session will cancel if fewer than 5 register by September 29.

Candidates Forum October 5. 6:30 PM. Red Room

Hosted by Energy Matters Community Coalition and Sierra Club. A Clerk’s office rep will also talk about the voting process.

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group October 6. 4:30 PM. Red Room

Receive emotional support, coping assistance, and the latest research. Sponsor: Alzheimer’s Association, Greater Indiana.

Baby Boomers and Social Security October 6. 6:30 PM. Red Room

Warren Ward, a Certified Financial Planner, will cover topics such as: when should one apply for Social

Security; how much to expect to receive; how to manage the fund, and other aspects of Social Security benefits.

Bat Research October 7. 7:00 PM. Red Room

Bat biologist Giorgia Auteri will share her work locating and counting bats to determine if human activity will disturb bats that are protected by the Endangered Species Act. Hosted

by the Sierra Club and open to all.

To register : call (812) 379-1266 or Visit http://mybcpl.org

Bartholomew County Writers Group October 8. 6 PM. Conference Room

Meet other county writers, share ideas and learn.

The Cop That Cared October 8. 6:30 PM. Red Room

Earl Taggart will talk about his book The Cop That Cared: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly, covering his career with the Indiana State Police, including work as an undercover

narcotics detective and homicide detective and eight years as Jennings County Sheriff.

Copies will be available for purchase.

Foot and Ankle Conditions Thursday October 12. 6:30 PM. Red Room

Dr. Gumbiner, a podiatrist in private practice with Indiana Podiatry Group, will discuss common foot and ankle

conditions ranging from simple to complex. Conservative and surgical treatment options will be discussed.

Medicare Seminar October 13. 6 PM. Red Room

When and how to enroll in Medicare; its components; making future changes to coverage, and more. Attendees

receive a printed handout of the important issues regarding their Medicare choices. Presenter Scott Donahue is employed by Medicare Simplified, an

independent, non-profit organization. Registration required.

CAMEO Meeting October 14. 6:00 PM. Conference Room

The Columbus Area Multi Ethnic Association (CAMEO) hosts its monthly meeting. Open to the public. Host Association will be the Cummins Japanese Affinity

group. Info: www.columbuscameo.org

Art House in the Red Room– Film Series October 15. 6:00 PM. Red Room

The inaugural film in this series hosted/curated by Kyle Willey. Films shown the third Thursday. Kyle will show

Onibaba, set during Japan’s 14th century civil war, where two women kill samurai and sell their belongings

for a living. Winner-1965 Blue Ribbon Awards- best cinematography and supporting actress.

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Artist Spotlight Series October 16. 7:00 PM. Library Plaza.

Live music on the plaza, featuring Emily Bohall and Friends.

Candidates Forum October 17. 9 AM to Noon. Red Room

Public welcome. Hosted by the area NAACP Branch. A Clerk’s office rep will also talk about the voting process.

One Stroke Painting October 17. 10:00 PM. Conference Room

Supply fee: $25, pay at class. Ages 13 and up. Max of 18.

Learn to blend, shade, and highlight, in one stroke. Paint pumpkins on slate. Marilyn Tentler is

a Level 2 One Stroke Certified Instructor. Fee covers all supplies.

A Possible Dream: Andrea Friedman Story October 19. 6:30 PM. Conference Room

An intimate portrait of film and television actress Andrea Fay Friedman and family, narrated by Joanne Woodward.

Friedman negotiates life with Down Syndrome. The film tells of her parents' courage, patience and determination. Part of

The Arc’s Scenes of Inclusion Disability Film Series.

Edgar Allan Poe October 19. 7 PM. Red Room

John Richard Luther II will present dramatizations and readings of The Tell-Tale Heart, Lenore, The Raven. Annabel Lee, and Eldorado, and more.

Sponsor: Bartholomew County Library Associates.

Craft Night: Table Top Pumpkins October 20. 6 PM. Conference Room. Max signups: 15. Free!

Library staff member Jessica Hendry shows how to turn 2x4s into table top pumpkins. Painting only- no sawing!

The Boy From Pleebo October 20. 6:30 PM. Red Room

The Boy from Pleebo by Dr. Sylvester Youlo is the true story of Sylvester’s struggle to maintain optimism in the face of illness, poverty and

near-death experiences in Liberia, from the ethnic cleansing of his tribe and refugee camps, to

becoming a top medical school graduate in the US.

Dinner With Dopplegangers October 22. 6:30 PM. Red Room

Colleen Wells, author of Dinner With Doppelgangers – A True Story of Madness and Recovery, will read from

her memoir, which explores struggles with depression and mania, the hallmarks of bipolar disorder. Diagnosed in late

adolescence, she shares her story.

Professor Steve’s Spooky Science Show October 23. 4:00 PM. Red Room

All ages! Professor Steve will demonstrate and teach amazing science, all wrapped around the world of skeletons,

laboratories and monster movies! Sponsor: Bartholomew County Library Associates.

Genealogy Databases October 24. 10:00 AM. Red Room

Jason Hatton will explain genealogy databases available at the library, including Fold3, a collection of original US

military records. Sponsored by the Genealogical Society.

Exploring The Unknown October 24. 2:00 PM. Red Room

Professional Paranormal Investigations’ will educate and debunk what is commonly seen and heard on TV/social

media regarding paranormal experiences. Extensive video and audio evidence from their own investigations will be

presented. Door prizes, prize drawings.

Kinesiology Tape October 28. 6:30 PM. Conference Room

Kinesiology tape is used for treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries, plus inflammatory conditions. Dr. Kathleen

Inman will discuss how it works. If you would like to be taped, please dress accordingly.

EnrollColumbus: Affordable Health Care Act October 29. 6:30 PM. Conference Room

A certified navigator will answer questions on options in the health insurance marketplace. Learn key insurance terms, setting a budget and more. Open enrollment begins 11/1.

Information provided by Columbus Regional Health.

Benefits of Spicing Up Your Life October 29. 6:30 PM. Red Room.

Staff from A Thyme For All Seasonings will cover the benefits of using premium balsamic vinegars, extra virgin olive oils and all natural spices/spice blends. There will be

samples and a history lesson on the business.