Upcoming Events
Looking for something to do?
Looking for something to do?
It is easy these days to hunker down at home and find something on your tiny, handheld screen, or to stream on your giant, high def screen. But getting out into the community and finding individuals with similar interests can be just the spark you need. Find your fit today or suggest something you think you would enjoy.
Upcoming Events:
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
All branches of the Chouteau County Library System will be closed on Monday, October 13th in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Time for a Yarn
Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork, and enjoy time to craft and chat. Drop-ins are welcome and you don’t have to stay the entire time.
Kindness Bingo
Kindness Bingo is open to all ages. Come into the library to pick up a Bingo card, and complete as many squares as you would like. Return your finished Bingo card by November 13th to be entered to win a prize. The more Bingos you complete, the more chances to win!
Technology Tune-up
Do you have a question about a device that you have? How to use it, how to use apps (applications), how to take pictures, etc.? Do you wonder what “The Cloud” is? Or any questions about Google, gmail, etc.? Every Wednesday, a library employee will be available to (try to) answer any questions that you may have. For more information, please call (406) 622-5222.
Tween & Teen Time
Tween & Teen Time: Come into the library to hang out with your fellow tweens & teens. We will be making an October inspired craft!
Fort Benton Story Time
Story time is geared to ages 0-5. Stories, movement, crafts, and fun!
Chapters & Chill
Come listen to a chapter book while you color a picture or just relax and listen. We will be reading “The Doll People,” by Ann M. Martin & Laura Goldwin.
Dungeons and Dragons
Players form an adventuring party who explore fantasy worlds together as they embark on epic quests and level up in experience. There’s no winning or losing in D & D - at least, not in the conventional way. Ages 13+
Time for a Yarn
Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork, and enjoy time to craft and chat. Drop-ins are welcome and you don’t have to stay the entire time.
Technology Tune-up
Do you have a question about a device that you have? How to use it, how to use apps (applications), how to take pictures, etc.? Do you wonder what “The Cloud” is? Or any questions about Google, gmail, etc.? Every Wednesday, a library employee will be available to (try to) answer any questions that you may have. For more information, please call (406) 622-5222.
Friends of the Library
Be a friend, bring a friend! Looking for a way to support the Fort Benton library? Join like-minded individuals in a monthly meeting to help out in a fun-filled way. To learn more, visit the library!
Fort Benton Story Time
Story time is geared to ages 0-5. Stories, movement, crafts, and fun!
The Monday Club Book Club
The book club selection for October is “Interior Chinatown,” by Charles Yu. Join us at noon to discuss!
Narcan Training
In this training, you’ll learn what Narcan (naloxone) is, how it reverses opioid overdoses, who should carry it, and how to use it safely in an emergency.
If you’ve watched the local news in the past few years, you’ve probably heard the name Narcan.
Even if opioids haven’t touched your life directly, the reality is that overdose prevention is everyone’s responsibility. With fentanyl showing up in more places than ever and often where people least expect it, knowing what Narcan is and how to use it can save a life.
Whether it’s for someone you love, a neighbor, or a stranger on the street, being prepared matters.
Chapters & Chill
Come listen to a chapter book while you color a picture or just relax and listen. We will be reading “The Doll People,” by Ann M. Martin & Laura Goldwin.
Dungeons and Dragons
Players form an adventuring party who explore fantasy worlds together as they embark on epic quests and level up in experience. There’s no winning or losing in D & D - at least, not in the conventional way. Ages 13+
Time for a Yarn
Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork, and enjoy time to craft and chat. Drop-ins are welcome and you don’t have to stay the entire time.
Technology Tune-up
Do you have a question about a device that you have? How to use it, how to use apps (applications), how to take pictures, etc.? Do you wonder what “The Cloud” is? Or any questions about Google, gmail, etc.? Every Wednesday, a library employee will be available to (try to) answer any questions that you may have. For more information, please call (406) 622-5222.
Veterans Day
All branches of the Chouteau County Library System will be closed on Tuesday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day.
Thanksgiving Day
All branches of the Chouteau County Library System will be closed on Thursday, November 27th in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
Christmas Day
All branches of the Chouteau County Library System will be closed on Thursday, December 25th in observance of Christmas Day.
Conversation Starter Book Club
The Conversation Starter book club selection for October is “Ruined,” by Paula Morris. Join us at 6:00 at The Public House to discuss.
Technology Tune-up
Do you have a question about a device that you have? How to use it, how to use apps (applications), how to take pictures, etc.? Do you wonder what “The Cloud” is? Or any questions about Google, gmail, etc.? Every Wednesday, a library employee will be available to (try to) answer any questions that you may have. For more information, please call (406) 622-5222.
Narcan training
In this training, you’ll learn what Narcan (naloxone) is, how it reverses opioid overdoses, who should carry it, and how to use it safely in an emergency.
If you’ve watched the local news in the past few years, you’ve probably heard the name Narcan.
Even if opioids haven’t touched your life directly, the reality is that overdose prevention is everyone’s responsibility. With fentanyl showing up in more places than ever and often where people least expect it, knowing what Narcan is and how to use it can save a life.
Whether it’s for someone you love, a neighbor, or a stranger on the street, being prepared matters.
Time for a Yarn
Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork, and enjoy time to craft and chat. Drop-ins are welcome and you don’t have to stay the entire time.
Dungeons and Dragons
Players form an adventuring party who explore fantasy worlds together as they embark on epic quests and level up in experience. There’s no winning or losing in D & D - at least, not in the conventional way. Ages 13+
Chapters & Chill
Come listen to a chapter book while you color a picture or just relax and listen. We will be reading “The Doll People,” by Ann M. Martin & Laura Goldwin.
Fort Benton Story Time
Story time is geared to ages 0-5. Stories, movement, crafts, and fun!
Technology Tune-up
Do you have a question about a device that you have? How to use it, how to use apps (applications), how to take pictures, etc.? Do you wonder what “The Cloud” is? Or any questions about Google, gmail, etc.? Every Wednesday, a library employee will be available to (try to) answer any questions that you may have. For more information, please call (406) 622-5222.
Time for a Yarn
Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork, and enjoy time to craft and chat. Drop-ins are welcome and you don’t have to stay the entire time.
Murder on Montana's Hi-Line author talk
Join local author Clem Pellett as he presents about his recently published book, “Murder on Montana’s Hi-Line.” Pellett recounts the enthralling twists and turns of his hunt for his grandfather’s absconded murderer - the longest in state history. The event is free and open to the public.
Dungeons and Dragons
Players form an adventuring party who explore fantasy worlds together as they embark on epic quests and level up in experience. There’s no winning or losing in D & D - at least, not in the conventional way. Ages 13+
Chapters & Chill
Come listen to a chapter book while you color a picture or just relax and listen. We will be reading “The Doll People,” by Ann M. Martin & Laura Goldwin.
The Monday Club Book Club
The book club selection for September is “Schooled,” by Gordon Korman. Join us at noon to discuss!
Fort Benton Story Time
Story time is geared to ages 0-5. Stories, movement, crafts, and fun!
Friends of the Library
Be a friend, bring a friend! Looking for a way to support the Fort Benton library? Join like-minded individuals in a monthly meeting to help out in a fun-filled way. To learn more, visit the library!
Technology Tune-up
Do you have a question about a device that you have? How to use it, how to use apps (applications), how to take pictures, etc.? Do you wonder what “The Cloud” is? Or any questions about Google, gmail, etc.? Every Wednesday, a library employee will be available to (try to) answer any questions that you may have. For more information, please call (406) 622-5222.
