Community Calendar

Victory belongs to the wise!

Get a team of up to 4 together or sign up on your own and be put on a team for the library's Trivia Night.

Refreshments, Prizes, and Fun!

Must Call (270) 365-2884 to sign up!

Wrather Museum Beyond the Grave: A Historical Haunted House
October 29 from 6 to 9 pm

Registration is REQUIRED.

$35.00

Date: Thursday, October 29

Time: 6-8pm

Ages: Adults and teens

Instructor: Michelle Swayne

Fee: $35

Location: MAG Community Studio - 500 N 4th Street

Description:

Learn the basic construction methods of hand building (pinching, throwing slabs and cutting coil ) with ceramic clay and express your creativity in one or more pieces to be fired and glazed. In this introductory class you will learn the foundations of sculptural techniques to build upon toward your personal artistic vision.

*For MAG MEMBERS: If you would like the 10% MAG Member workshop discount, please pay for class in-person at MAG or over the phone. We cannot give discounts for online payments.

https://www.murrayartguild.org/workshop-fees/p/sculptural-hand-building

Spooky, snacky, and scary good!

Join us for Halloween Charcuterie and learn all the tricks for creating a frightfully fun spread filled with festive meats, cheeses, fruits, treats & more!

Thursday, October 29 at 6:00PM
$50 fee | register by October 23
Call 270-247-2334 to sign up!

Oak Grove Cemetery Tours

October 29-31, 2026

Our ghostly tours of the Oak Grove Cemetery Ghost Tours commence with tours embarking on their chilling journeys at 6:15 PM, 7:30 PM, and 8:45 PM. Additional treks may be added upon demand. Our tours are an exclusive affair, limited to only the first 15 brave souls. The ghostly trail through the cemetery covers an eerie one mile stretch on uneven terrain and lasts approximately 90 minutes.

Heed the clock as our spine-chilling journeys begin right on time, rain or shine. Bring a jacket to fend off the chill of the night, an umbrella to ward off the elements, and comfortable shoes for the journey. We look forward to your daring presence as we uncover the spooky secrets of Paducah.

Please note: our tour may not be suitable for children under 8 years old.

Two young shamans team up with a mortician and a feng shui expert to stop a father’s vengeful ghost from destroying a Korean family living in Los Angeles. As the team investigates the father’s gravesite and begins to dig into the family’s history, they unearth more than they bargain for and find themselves battling the ghosts of Korea’s past in a fight for their own survival. In Korean and Japanese with English subtitles.

In the rigid world of Salem, Massachusetts, a single accusation sets off a chain reaction that consumes an entire community. As paranoia spreads and authority goes unchecked, long-held tensions surface, alliances fracture, and the line between truth and survival becomes dangerously blurred.

At the center of it all are individuals forced to confront impossible choices: protect their own lives or risk everything to stand for what is right.

Arthur Miller’s The Crucible is a haunting and electrifying drama that explores the consequences of mass hysteria and the courage required to resist it.

Mahr Park Arboretum’s favorite fall traditions will return! Throughout October, our annual Hay Bale Trail transforms the Arboretum into a whimsical autumn wonderland filled with 80+ creatively decorated hay bale displays, each with its own unique theme and personality.

We take fall decorating seriously, so grab a warm drink, gather your family, and enjoy a scenic drive or stroll through a season bursting with pumpkins, hay bales, colorful leaves, and unforgettable photo opportunities. Whether you’re celebrating your favorite season or simply looking for a little autumn magic, the Hay Bale Trail is a fall tradition you won’t want to miss!

Get ready to get a little wild in the library! Preschool-age kiddos are invited to play with all kinds of toys and make new friends during Play and Grow every Friday at Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library, 1101 Bethel St.
Play and Grow begins at 10 a.m. and we will start wrapping things up at about 11 a.m.
Some of our favorite Play and Grow toys include:
*STEM Viewmasters
*Magic drawing boards
*Magnatiles
*LEGOs
*Puppet theater
…and so many more!

During “Books and Treats,” Oct. 30, guests are invited to dress up and trick-or-treat while exploring our Storywalk along the Greenway Trail near the library.

After filling your candy bag, join us in the Children’s Area for crafts, refreshments, and a free book to take home!
This program is for children ages five and younger.

“Books and Treats” is provided by Hopkinsville-Christian Co. Imagination Library.

*** FREE BOOKS***

Every month, Hopkinsville-Christian Co. Imagination Library sends free books to children through the mail. To qualify, children must be younger than five years old and live within Christian County. To register a child, visit https://tinyurl.com/2z35kb35.

For more information, call 270-887-4262.