You can get additional computer skills help at your pace such as using a mouse, internet searching skills, creating an email account (Gmail, Yahoo), using Microsoft Office Suite (basic Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher) to create documents, resumes and presentations, printing documents from your Mobile Phone and Laptop (Princh), and downloading books & magazines from our digital library (Libby & Hoopla) to your electronic devices.  No Registration required.  First come, First served.

Join us for an introduction to the Dayton Metro Library's vast Database offerings. We will discuss finding and using materials you may need for a variety of educational, vocational, and recreational projects. With DML's Databases you can find information ranging from Research & Science Journals, Crafts & Hobbies, all the way to Genealogy & Local History Documents. Bring your favorite device and don't forget to register! 

A flying printing press? Who was the Sleeping Prophet? Did you attend the Limp Bizkit Secret Show of April 20, 2016? In this program, Local History Librarian, Rachael Bussert, will share three strange stories from Dayton’s history. Audience members will also have a chance to share strange stories of their own. 

You can get additional computer skills help at your pace such as using a mouse, internet searching skills, creating an email account (Gmail, Yahoo), using Microsoft Office Suite (basic Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher) to create documents, resumes and presentations, printing documents from your Mobile Phone and Laptop (Princh), and downloading books & magazines from our digital library (Libby & Hoopla) to your electronic devices.  No Registration required.  First come, First served.

Please join us as we discuss the book, The Keeper of Lost Things by Ruth Hogan

Join us for an introduction to the Dayton Metro Library's vast Database offerings. We will discuss finding and using materials you may need for a variety of educational, vocational, and recreational projects. With DML's Databases you can find information ranging from Research & Science Journals, Crafts & Hobbies, all the way to Genealogy & Local History Documents. Bring your favorite device and don't forget to register! 

Have you been wanting to research local hauntings, urban legends, or UFO sightings, but want to go beyond the Google search bar? Local History Librarian, Rachael Bussert, will give an overview of conducting paranormal research in primary sources with an emphasis on resources available in the Dayton Room and Dayton Metro Library databases.  

You can get additional computer skills help at your pace such as using a mouse, internet searching skills, creating an email account (Gmail, Yahoo), using Microsoft Office Suite (basic Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher) to create documents, resumes and presentations, printing documents from your Mobile Phone and Laptop (Princh), and downloading books & magazines from our digital library (Libby & Hoopla) to your electronic devices.  No Registration required.  First come, First served.