View a Depression-era movie at The Strand Theatre at 7:30 pm Thursday, June 20. “The Public Enemy” is a Prohibition-era story of gangsters fictionalized from firsthand accounts of Al Capone’s reign of terror in Chicago. The film launched the careers of James Cagney and Jean Harlow. Cagney's iconic portrayal of Tom Powers landed the character on AFI’s list of America’s greatest screen villains.

It’s a Miracle! A Miracle on 34th Street, to be exact. Watch this classic movie remake at 2 pm, Friday, Dec. 22 at the Shelbyville Main Branch. Meet in the Large Print Adult Stacks section. (Enter the library off Broadway Street, go up the stairs, turn right at the circulation desk, then right again into the Large Print section.)

This FREE feel-good movie needs no registration. Just come and enjoy the magic of the season wi

Bring the family. Teens, bring your friends. Adults, bring the nostalgia. Enjoy the Classic Movie Afternoon as we watch a truly classic feel-good underdog movie, made better with some drama, “The Mighty Ducks."

Actor Emilio Estevez plays a self-centered Minnesota lawyer who is sentenced to community service by coaching a rag-tag youth hockey team. He’s never coached, and they’ve never won. They have a lot to learn about winning.

Join us as we watch Tom Hanks and Shelley Long navigate homeownership in this 1980s-era comedy!

Judge their Financial Literacy. Did they pass Adulting 101?