Fishers Story Time
This is a drop-in Story Time for all ages and their families. We will read stories at 10:00 followed by an open craft time until noon.
Time: 10:00 AM Location: Fishers Library at Children's Program Room 172/173
Welcome to the kids page! Our library is all about helping kids get the tools they need for learning and entertainment. We offer programs for babies, preschoolers, elementary and middle school students, homeschoolers, tweens, and teens! The Youth Services Department also offers homework resources, as well as an extensive e-library for entertainment and education.
Upcoming Events
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26 May
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26 May
Open Game Day with Who's Yer Gamers
Families & gamers of all ages can challenge their friends and have fun while exploring the engaging world of board, card, dice, and video. This day-long event will feature beloved classics as well as many modern favorites giving gamers a...
Time: 10:00 AM Location: Fishers Library at Children's Program Room 169/170 -
26 May
Noblesville Love on a Leash
Would you like to read to a dog? How about just get a sloppy smooch from a library pooch? Studies show that reading to friendly, non-judgmental audiences (like dogs and cats) helps kids build self-esteem, confidence and reading comprehension skills.
Time: 11:00 AM Location: Noblesville Library at Noblesville South Meeting Room -
28 May
Library Closed for Memorial day
Time: 12:00 AM Location: Hamilton East Public Library - All Locations
Meet The Team
Lori Holewinski
Noblesville Youth Services Manager
Lori began working at the Hamilton East Public Library in January 1994. Lori chose to work in Youth Services because she wanted to be part of providing children a place to learn, grow and engage with their community. “I love to watch children and their families enjoying the space, getting excited about books and ideas and having fun at programs.”
Favorite Book: Little Women, Louisa May Alcott
Super Power Of Choice: The ability to fly.
When I dance, I look like: I am extremely uncoordinated – however, I love to do it anyway!
If I were an animal, I would be: A horse because they are beautiful and peaceful.
Emily Burton
Fishers Youth Services Manager
Emily began working at Hamilton East Public Library in April of 2017. As a librarian, she enjoys the whimsy of working with children. Engaging with their families to promote literacy and to build a better community is the most fulfilling aspect of being a Children’s Librarian. She plays ukulele and loves to sing but she mostly likes doing silly things that make people laugh.
Favorite Book: The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Brian Selznick
Super Power Of Choice: Time travel.
When I dance, I look like: …no one is watching.
If I were an animal, I would be: A muskox because they look like something out of Nordic mythology and their thick fur keeps them warm even in the coldest temperatures.
