The Taylorville Public Library has a busy slate of events as part of the holiday season. The regular programs will continue to operate alongside unique holiday-themed events. They are designed with the entire community in mind, and many of them are free and do not require advance registration. Library administrators are also thinking about next year and hoping to incorporate visitor feedback in the plans.
Erin Crommett is the Program and Outreach Manager at the Taylorville Public Library. She says the preschool story time and art therapy lessons are among the regular happenings still in progress.
The library will also host two craft days. They are scheduled for December 22 and 23, each from 3-5 p.m.
The library will remain open through the schools’ December break; however, it will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day. They will run some drop-in events during that time period when they are open.
As for 2026, library staff are already planning programs. Book clubs, game nights, and plenty more are on the docket.
More information on the Taylorville Public Library is available at www.taylorvillelibrary.org.
Erin Crommett appeared as a guest on the WTIM Morning Show.
