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The 10th HEPL Teen Writing Challenge has concluded, and three winners were chosen from the teen entries.
Ignite Studio seeks submissions for “Unearth Your Roots,” our upcoming group exhibition set to celebrate this year’s Summer Reading Program “Unearth a Story.” Show us your artwork that tells us your interpretation of the title theme.
In the 1800s, Hamilton County had several attempts at creating militia groups to defend the area.
Ignite Studio is seeking solo or small group exhibitions for select dates in 2026.
Looking to take your career to the next level? Whether you're job hunting, considering a career change, or aiming to strengthen your professional skills, Hamilton East Public Library has you covered—and as always, everything is completely free!
Join us for the second annual Fishers Make-Off on Saturday, March 21. Patrons are invited to watch the process of creating art, take part in hands-on activities, and participate in a patron art challenge. This year’s theme is mixed media.
Learn about free concerts for all ages at the Fishers Library in the 2026 HEPL Music Series, sponsored by the Friends of the Library!
We think of driverless cars as some of today’s cutting-edge technology, but people have been experimenting with the concept for a long time. One such experiment on a Hamilton County farm in the 1930s attracted national attention.
This Women’s History Month, I would like to pay tribute to the women who build a culinary inheritance through shared knowledge, guidance, and love.
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