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Source: The Advocate Messenger

DANVILLE, Ky., November 9, 2026 – The Boyle County Public Library offers free activities, special events, online resources, and numerous services for the community. Programs often include crafting, storytimes, art exhibits, and gaming events. Here is a closer look at some of the upcoming events at the library: FEATURED PROGRAMS: BCPL On the Road: Book Pumpkins Monday, November 16, 6-7:30 p.m. (Junction City Hall Municipal Building, 726 W. Shelby St., Junction City) Join BCPL on the road in Junction City for a fun monthly event. Each month we’ll offer something for the whole family: board game nights, craft events, and other activities. In November, we’re embracing all the fall vibes and making pumpkins out of upcycled books. We hope you can join us for a fun fall craft! This craft does require the use of an x-acto knife or sharp scissors. Children will require the assistance of an accompanying adult. All materials are available while supplies last.

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