Many social networking websites have lots of bells and whistles which allow users to upload profiles, pictures, multimedia, and many other programs onto their homepages. Twitter, on the other hand, is very simple and rapidly becoming one of the most talked-about social networking service providers.

In celebration of National Poetry Month and National Library Week, the Massillon Public Library invites local bards to submit their original poems to be entered into our annual poetry contest! Winners will be chosen in three categories: grades 3-8, grades 9-12, and adult. The winner in each category will receive a $50 Borders gift certificate, generously donated by the Junior Friends of the Massillon Public Library.

Are there unexplained details in and around your home that make you wonder about its history? Owners almost always want to know who lived in their house before they arrived. Who built their house? Who closed in the porch? When the garage was built, and why? Perhaps you are lucky enough to know the immediately previous past owners.

To help teach American history and culture, the Massillon Public Library is offering “Picturing America,” a series of six free programs incorporating activities, fun and some of the country’s great works of art.  On Saturday, March 13 at 11:00 a.m. the library will present "Sans Arc Lakota" Ledger Book by Black Hawk. Artist and educator Kathy Jevec will lead the program.

On Saturday, March 20 at 11:00 a.m. children from Grades K-6 are invited to the Massillon Public Library to embark on an imaginary journey around the world with a cold-hearted and proud toy rabbit named Edward Tulane from the book by Kate DiCamillo!  Registration begins March 8 and may be done in person or by phone.

March 16
5:30PM

The Princess and the Frog
rated: G