Folklore at the library
Monsters: Loving What We
Fear
A folklore presentation at the Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Public Library.
DateOctober 13, 2026
Time6–7:30 PM
LocationCarnegie-Schadde Memorial Public Library
AdmissionFree
01 · THE STORY
Why do monster stories keep finding us?
The Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Public Library hosts a presentation about monsters and the folklore behind our fascination with them. This free October 13 program approaches fear as a subject for curiosity and conversation.
The talk is listed for 6–7:30 PM. Check the library calendar for the presenter, room, age guidance, and any registration update. The page’s image is a creative illustration of a folklore talk, not a photo of the program.
02 · WHAT TO EXPECT
A story-rich evening without the jump scares.
Settle in for an educational presentation and time to think about the stories cultures tell about the unknown. The library’s official calendar provides the most reliable final details.
03 · PLAN YOUR VISIT
A few useful details before you go.
- Arrival
- Plan around the published October 13, 2026 window (6–7:30 PM). Check the official listing for any last-minute location or schedule changes.
- Bring
- Bring questions and check the library listing if accessibility or seating arrangements matter to your visit.
- Good to know
- Schedules, admission, and weather plans can change. Check the official event information before your visit.
6–7:30 PMWhen the experience begins.
FreeWhat to expect at entry.
Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Public LibraryWhere the gathering takes place.