Community Calendar

Vinyasa Yoga: Strengthen & Flow Mary

MIU Womens Basketball vs Culver Stockton

Novice Adventurer D&D Weekly Session

If you've ever wanted to wander into the world of D&D, Sam is here to guide your way!

Every Sunday from 2-4pm he will be running a drop in campaign designed with flexibility and new players in mind.

Minimum age to adventure is 9.

KidSymphony - An Orchestra Experience for All Ages

New to the symphony? This is the perfect place to start!
Admission is FREE for students and children.

Wear your costume and join us for KidSymphony!

This 45-minute concert is a fun, welcoming introduction to the orchestra for first-time concertgoers of all ages. Featuring favorite tunes, including "Golden" from K-Pop Demon Hunter!

KidSymphony invites kids, families, and anyone curious about live music to experience the excitement of a live orchestra in a relaxed, festive setting.

After the concert, meet the musicians and explore the instruments up close on stage!

We’re bringing KidSymphony to communities across Southeast Iowa with five performances throughout the weekend. Choose the date and location that works best for you, and come discover the magic of music!

Saturday, October 31, 2026
11:00 AM • Bridge View Center, Ottumwa
2:00 PM • Chapel Auditorium, Mount Pleasant
4:30 PM • The Capitol, Burlington

Sunday, November 1, 2026
2:00 PM • Fairfield Arts & Convention Center, Fairfield
4:30 PM • Washington Area Performing Arts & Events Center, Washington

Admission:
FREE for students and children
Adult: $10

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors Meeting

Meetings

The Board of Supervisors meets at 8:30 a.m. on most Mondays, and members of the public are welcome to attend. However, it is recommended that any agenda items be submitted in advance to the Auditor’s office no later than noon on Thursday prior to the meeting.

Minutes of the Board meetings are available for public viewing in the County Auditor’s office in the Courthouse, are on the Agenda & Minutes page, and are published weekly in the official county newspapers.

Supervisors Description & Duties

County governments are the quiet, consistent providers of essential services. The Board of Supervisors are the administrative / legislative branch of county government.

Responsibilities Include and Are Not Limited To:

• Setting the county budget & tax levy.
• Approve bonds and reports.
• Hire and supervise non-elected department heads.
• Set county policies. (See Jefferson County Code of Ordinances).

Terms & Elections

• The three Jefferson County Supervisors are elected to serve staggered four-year terms.
• Elections are held every 2 years.

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Birdy Brunch

Project Feederwatch begins November 1st. This month’s presentation will be about what the Feederwatch project is and how you can participate.

Our discussion will be followed by a birding walk.

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

Genealogy Group

Join local volunteer Barbara Rainbow for a monthly group exploration of genealogy and local history. Participants are welcome to bring any materials they would like to share or discuss with the group. In the coming months, particpants can look forward to presentations on learning to navigate ancestry.com, delve into the library's genealogy collection together, and make new friends!

Fairfield Public Library now offers free access to Ancestry.com on-site. Visit our Subscription Databases page to log in:
 
https://www.fairfield.lib.ia.us/online-resources/online-resources

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the library at 641-472-6551 Ext. 1.

LEGO Playtime

Join for unstructured LEGO playtime every Monday! 

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the FPL Front Desk at at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

Pokemon Club

Bring your cards and come ready to trade!  The Pokemon Club meeting is a chance for Pokemon card collectors to come and trade cards, play the game and do Pokemon related activities.  

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event or have questions, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 3.

English Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Hatha Style Yoga with Narayani Om

Songs and Stories with Sara

Join Childrens Librarian Sara Martindale for stories, songs, and rhymes! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 0-3 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the Library at the front desk number listed below.

For all other questions, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

Fairfield Womens Club Annual Election Day Soup & Pie Luncheon

It’s time for the annual Election Day Fundraiser hosted by the Fairfield Women’s Club!

After you cast your vote, join us for a delicious homemade Soup & Pie Luncheon on Tuesday, November 3 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the historic McElhinny House.

Enjoy a comforting lunch featuring:
 Cheesy Potato Soup
 Chili Soup
 Assorted Pies
 Drinks,crackers and cornbread included

Choose the option that works best for you:
 Dine In
 Carry Out
 Delivery Available

Every item is homemade and prepared with care by members of the Fairfield Women’s Club. This annual event is not only delicious — it directly supports the club’s mission and helps preserve and maintain the historic McElhinny House for our community to enjoy.

Make Election Day even better — go vote, then vote again for homemade soup and pie! Bring your friends, coworkers, and family and help support a great local organization while enjoying a warm and tasty lunch

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Shut Up & Write

Shut Up and Write is a chance for writers to sit quietly together and work on their writing projects. 

All writers and all experience levels are welcome, and dont worry, no one will see what you've written. This hour is about getting your writing done.

WHAT TO EXPECT

3:30 PM: Quick intros
3:45 PM-4:45 PM: Write for 1 hr.
4:45 PM-5:00 PM: Clean up and Farewells (until next Tuesday!)

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING?

Bring your paper, pens, or laptop (whatever helps you write best). Headphones are optional but recommended. 

This event is co-sponsored by Fairfield Public Library and the Maharishi International Writing Center.  

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the library at 641-472-6551 Ext. 1.

Free Craft Club

Come create your happy! Free Craft Club is a free, drop-in craft night in the workroom at GG's Signs & Designs. Bring whatever you're working on (knitting, embroidery, crochet, coloring, painting or anything you love) or try one of our shop projects. Meet new friends and get creative. Come alone or bring a friend. No sign-up needed. Kids are welcome with a parent or guardian. Alcohol-free event. We're on the north side of the square, down the alley.

Free Craft Club

Every Tuesday · 4–7 PM

Free Craft Club ✂️🧶

Bring whatever you're working on, or try something new! Knitting, embroidery, diamond art, coloring and more. Craft alongside friends old and new at GG's Signs & Designs.
Free · Walk-ins welcome · No tickets needed
📍 51 W Broadway Ave., Unit 102, Fairfield

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Toddler Connect and Play

Date & Time: Wednesdays 10:15-11:30 AM
Location: FPL Meeting Room

Come to the library to connect and play with your toddlers! Free play time with climbing toys, sensory play, and coloring set up in the meeting room.

Pilates: Remedial Reformer/ Appartus Class

Mah Jongg

Mah Jongg

Date & Time: Every Wednesday from 1-4pm 

Location: Fairfield Public Library Meeting Room

Audience: Adults

Mah Jongg is a tile-based game that was developed in the 19th century in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. Players at FPL play an American variation of the game every week at the library. Stop by and see how the game is played and join the group if you want to learn the game. Teaching instruction for new players will take place in the first 30 minutes each week. The library also offers introductory books for check-out.

If you need special assistance to join this program due to a disability, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-451-6551 Ext. 1 or circ@fairfield.lib.ia.us.

Matinee Book Club

Local community member David Patterson hosts this long-running book club where participants take turns selecting books for the group to read. If you are interested in learning more about this group, contact Adult Services Specialist Joy Craig at jcraig@fairfield.lib.ia.us.

Warmachine Wednesday

Wander in for Warmachine Wednesday! We'll have tables set up for miniatures players all day.

Weekly Workout Class with JCHC Therapy

Join an energizing and welcoming workout led by trained therapists from Jefferson County Health Center, who will guide you through safe, fun, and accessible movements designed for all fitness levels. Whether you’re just starting your fitness journey, looking to stay active, or simply want to try something new, this class offers a supportive environment where everyone can feel comfortable and encouraged. Come solo or bring your friends, neighbors, or family members to move, laugh, connect, and feel great together! You’ll leave feeling refreshed, stronger, and more confident in your ability to keep moving toward better health. The class is free to attend, open to the community, and no registration is required—just show up and get moving!

After School Storytime

Join Youth Librarian Sara Martindale for stories and other fun surprises during the Wednesday afternoon Afterschool Storytime! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 2-5 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

Rolling Circle TaiChi

MIU Womens Basketball vs Clarke

Spanish Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

MIU Mens Basketball vs Clarke University

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Intermediate

JCHC Parkinson's Support Group

The Jefferson County Parkinson’s Support Group is a Community Group that meets once a month with support from JCHC and the Iowa Chapter of the American Parkinson’s Disease Association (APDA)- “Strength in Optimism. Hope in Progress.” The group meets the first Thursday of the month at 10 a.m. in JCHC Conference Room C. (Use the McCreery Cancer Center entrance.) The purpose of the group is to learn, engage in discussions with others, share experiences, tips, and ideas about living with Parkinson's disease or being a care partner, provide mutual support, and foster a sense of community. For questions please contact Michelle Boeding-Kreuter at 641-469-4353.

Book Treks

Join us for Book Treks—a program that celebrates audiobooks and the outdoors! Participants meet at Chautauqua Park, connect with other audiobook listeners, and enjoy whatever audiobook they like while strolling at the park. Each month FPL will select an audiobook title in the Libby app to make available with no wait time to FPL borrowers. 

This program is co-sponsored by the Fairfield Department of Park & Recreation.

If you need special assistance due to a disability in order to participate, please call the FPL front desk at 641-472-6551. 

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Adult Craft and Connect

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event or have questions, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 3.

Discover Your Family Tree

Cancer Support Group

Join us for an in-person safe space to talk about the difficulties of cancer. This new monthly meeting is for anyone whose life has been impacted by cancer, whether you are a survivor, currently in treatment, a caretaker, or otherwise.

If you need assistance to join this event due to a disability, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1. 

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Japanese Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Star Trek Midnight Draft

Join us for your first chance to play Star Trek in person at Wanderer's Haul! These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's continuing mission: to explore new multiverses, to seek out new cards and new mechanics, to boldly go where no set has gone before. Join us on a voyage through the stars with our favorite Star Trek characters. Will you successfully captain your deck through peril? Or be assimilated by the borg?

Entry fee is $26 prizes and promos will be awarded.
Preregister on the Companion app using code YED678Y

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

Casual Commander

Wander in and play some FNM Commander! Whether you play every week or have never played before there is always a place for you here!

Shhh! We're Writing

Date & Time:  Fridays 2:00-2:30 writing 2:30 optional share time
Location: Fairfield Public Library Conference Room
Audience: Ages 8 and up

Aspiring writers ages 8 and up can come to the library for a quiet work session in the library conference room. Writers are provided a writing prompt or they can work on their own writing projects. The last 15 minutes writers can share if they so choose.

If you need assistance due to a disability to attend this event, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, ext. 1. 

Jefferson County 4-H STEM SPIN Club

Jefferson County 4-H STEM SPIN Club

Dates: Fridays, October 30–December 11, 2026
Time: 2:30–3:30pm
Location: Jefferson County Extension Office
Cost: $30 per participant for the six-week club
Who: Youth in grades 4–12; previous 4-H membership is not required

Explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on learning with Jefferson County 4-H! Participants will take part in experiments, engineering challenges, robotics, coding, and other interactive projects that encourage curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity.

This short-term Special Interest (SPIN) Club gives youth an opportunity to try something new, build skills, and learn more about 4-H.

Register: https://JeffCoSPINClubs.4honline.com

Questions? Contact the Jefferson County Extension Office at 641-472-4166 or jefferson4h@iastate.edu.

Jefferson County 4-H Cooking SPIN Club

Jefferson County 4-H Cooking SPIN Club

Dates: Fridays, October 30–December 11, 2026
Time: 4–5:30pm
Location: Jefferson County Extension Office
Cost: $30 per participant for the six-week club
Who: Youth in grades 4–12; previous 4-H membership is not required

Build confidence in the kitchen with Jefferson County 4-H! Participants will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, meal preparation, and nutrition while working together to prepare, taste, and share a variety of recipes.

This short-term Special Interest (SPIN) Club emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and healthy food choices while helping youth develop practical skills they can use at home.

Register: https://JeffCoSPINClubs.4honline.com

Questions? Contact the Jefferson County Extension Office at 641-472-4166 or jefferson4h@iastate.edu.

Pilates: Foundations

Christmas Tags Make and Take

Christmas Tags Make and Take
Friday, November 6, 2026, 4:00 to 8:00 PM (during First Friday)
GG's Signs & Designs, 51 W Broadway Ave., Unit 102, Fairfield (north side of the square, down the alley)
Cost: $2 per tag, or 3 for $5

Stamp, layer and tie your own Christmas gift tags with local Stampin' Up! demonstrator Kathy Graves. Walk-ins are welcome any time from 4 to 8 PM, and everything you need is provided. Take your tags home that night, ready for holiday gifts.

Fairfield First Fridays: Gallery Hop

Event times are from 6–10pm.

If you are interested in sponsoring an event, setting up at an event, or participating in another way, please reach out to fairfieldartwalk@gmail.com

Fairfield First Fridays’ mission is to Celebrate Creativity, Culture, and Community.

CREATIVITY: To continue to develop Fairfield First Fridays as a diverse celebration of all art forms: visual, performing, literary, film, ethnic and historical, accessible to all ages and cultures.

CULTURE: To continue to seek new ways to enhance Fairfield’s cultural community by creating arts-related employment, education, expression and development.

COMMUNITY: To enhance quality of life within the community of Fairfield through the facilitation of events that encourages individuals and organizations to collaborate and celebrate within the community. It has been through these events that FFF has become a significant contributor to Fairfield’s economic development by attracting visitors and tourism, generating increased local spending; yet another powerful way FFF has impacted and improved the quality of life for the community.

How to Support Fairfield First Fridays

Donate Here

Please consider a donation to support this long-running, free community event.

fairfieldartwalk@gmail.com

Star Trek Prerelease Sealed

These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's continuing mission: to explore new multiverses, to seek out new cards and new mechanics, to boldly go where no set has gone before. Join us on a voyage through the stars with our favorite Star Trek characters. Will you successfully captain your deck through peril? Or be assimilated by the borg?

Prerelease sealed is the most casual event great for new players and veterans alike.
Entry fee is $45 prizes and promos will be awarded to all players.
Preregister on the Companion app using code 3J8PYVY

The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge By Mark Brown

Actors From The London Stage: Much Ado About Nothing

Actors From The London Stage: Much Ado About Nothing

November 6 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

$25 – $49

Package Tickets on Sale August 18

Individual Tickets on Sale September 1

Founded in 1975, Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) is one of the world’s longest-running touring Shakespeare companies, bringing the Bard’s timeless works to audiences through an engaging, actor-driven performance style. Based at Shakespeare at Notre Dame, the company is internationally recognized for making Shakespeare accessible, dynamic, and entertaining for audiences of all backgrounds.

This season, AFTLS presents Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy filled with mistaken identities, clever deception, and unforgettable wit. When returning soldiers arrive in Messina, two love stories unfold—one sweet and sincere, the other sparked by a hilarious battle of wits between the fiercely independent Beatrice and the quick-tongued Benedick. As schemes, disguises, and misunderstandings threaten to derail happily-ever-afters, love, laughter, and truth ultimately prevail.

Performed by a versatile ensemble, this inventive production showcases the remarkable talent of the cast as they bring Shakespeare’s richly drawn characters to life with energy, humor, and imagination. Whether you’re a lifelong Shakespeare enthusiast or discovering his works for the first time, Much Ado About Nothing offers an evening of romance, comedy, and timeless storytelling that continues to delight audiences more than 400 years after it was written.

Call our Box Office at (641) 472-2787 for discounted group rates and youth tickets!

Indoor Farmers Market

INDOOR FARMERS MARKET....

Did you hear the exciting news? The 2026-2027 indoor Farmers Market will be taking place at the Blue Rose Ballroom!! We are so excited to set up in thus beautiful space this indoor season and cant wait to share the experience with all our customers.

Indoor Market Every Saturday

November-April

Hours: 9:00-12:00

Saturday Step

Pilates Reformer/ Appartus: All Levels

Pilates & Permanent Jewelry

PILATES & PERMANENT JEWELRY

We’re teaming up with The Village Studio for the perfect Saturday morning at Hush & Co.

Join us Saturday, November 7th from 10 AM–1 PM for movement, permanent jewelry, and a morning spent doing something for YOU.

Pilates begins at 10:15 AM

$10 to join | Bring a friend for just $5

Spots for Pilates are limited! Message us to reserve your spot.

Hush & Co. | Fairfield, IA

November 7th | 10 AM–1 PM

Tag the friend you’re bringing!

Core 'N More

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Peer-led Mental Health Support Group

GROUP RULES:

Check in:

-Name and pronouns

-What emotions are you feeling right now?

Check out:

-What emotions are you feeling after everyone has shared?

-What needs were met by the meeting? What needs were NOT met by the meeting?

-How can this group meet your needs more effectively?

Purpose: This is a safe space to discuss our mental health, caring for our mental health, and challenges in caring for our mental health.

Meeting Agreements:

• We take turns sharing one at a time, passing the Speaking Stick clockwise. Only the person with the Speaking Stick may speak.

• Sharing in good faith is required (good-faith sharing is honest, values everyone’s needs, and respects differences and disagreements). We prohibit bigotry and/or discrimination based upon demographics including: race, ethnicity, birthplace, religion, spirituality, anatomy, disability, gender, sexual orientation, class, legal status, politics, etc.

• We use “I statements” to share our point of view while recognizing different views. Examples:

“I believe this happened,”

“I remember her saying this,”

“It seems to me that he was doing this,” etc.

• After sharing, you may ask others for feedback. If you do not want feedback, no one may provide feedback. After feedback is given, the Speaking Stick is passed to the next person waiting to share.

• The facilitator may need to ask someone to wrap up their share or feedback so everyone waiting to share will have time to share.

• We respect people's choices surrounding medication and diagnosis. We value self-determination and mutual support.

• While everyone has the right to refuse feedback, this group is also a safe space to call each other in — asking questions in good faith and sharing information to help meet everyone’s needs. We are all always learning.

• We respect the confidentiality of those here. Who you see here, what you hear here, let it stay here.

• This group is peer-led. It is NOT an alternative to professional mental health care. It is NOT designed to provide emergency services.

Note: These agreements borrow from the Wildfire/Mad Tea House Open Share meeting agreements. These agreements were adapted for this group by Dee Bosold.

Star Trek Prerelease Draft

These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's continuing mission: to explore new multiverses, to seek out new cards and new mechanics, to boldly go where no set has gone before. Join us on a voyage through the stars with our favorite Star Trek characters. Will you successfully captain your deck through peril? Or be assimilated by the borg? All participants will receive promos and prize packs.

Entry fee is $26
Preregister on the Companion app using code J2JV7WQ
 

The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge By Mark Brown

Vinyasa Yoga: Strengthen & Flow Mary

Write On Writers

Bring a pen and paper and share what you’ve written in a friendly, open discussion.  No experience is necessary.  All skill levels and writing genres are welcome and there is no charge for the program. 

To register, call the library’s front desk at 641-472-6551 ext. 1.

Novice Adventurer D&D Weekly Session

If you've ever wanted to wander into the world of D&D, Sam is here to guide your way!

Every Sunday from 2-4pm he will be running a drop in campaign designed with flexibility and new players in mind.

Minimum age to adventure is 9.

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge By Mark Brown

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors Meeting

Meetings

The Board of Supervisors meets at 8:30 a.m. on most Mondays, and members of the public are welcome to attend. However, it is recommended that any agenda items be submitted in advance to the Auditor’s office no later than noon on Thursday prior to the meeting.

Minutes of the Board meetings are available for public viewing in the County Auditor’s office in the Courthouse, are on the Agenda & Minutes page, and are published weekly in the official county newspapers.

Supervisors Description & Duties

County governments are the quiet, consistent providers of essential services. The Board of Supervisors are the administrative / legislative branch of county government.

Responsibilities Include and Are Not Limited To:

• Setting the county budget & tax levy.
• Approve bonds and reports.
• Hire and supervise non-elected department heads.
• Set county policies. (See Jefferson County Code of Ordinances).

Terms & Elections

• The three Jefferson County Supervisors are elected to serve staggered four-year terms.
• Elections are held every 2 years.

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

LEGO Playtime

Join for unstructured LEGO playtime every Monday! 

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the FPL Front Desk at at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

English Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Fairfield City Council Meeting

Fairfield City Council meets every 2nd & 4th Monday of the month at 7pm.  Meetings are open to the public.  Agendas are posted 24 hours in advance and are live streamed via the City of Fairfield YouTube page HERE.

Hatha Style Yoga with Narayani Om

Songs and Stories with Sara

Join Childrens Librarian Sara Martindale for stories, songs, and rhymes! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 0-3 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the Library at the front desk number listed below.

For all other questions, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

Diabetes Community Group

The Jefferson County Health Center Diabetes Community Group is a welcoming and supportive space for individuals living with diabetes, as well as their families and caregivers. This group offers a chance to connect with others who understand the day-to-day challenges of managing diabetes, while learning helpful tips, sharing experiences, and receiving guidance from healthcare professionals. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been managing diabetes for years, this group is here to empower you with knowledge, encouragement, and community.

The purpose of the group is to learn, engage in discussions with others, share experiences, tips, and ideas about living with Diabetes or being a care partner, provide mutual support, and foster a sense of community.

No registration is required. For questions contact Diabetes Educator Amy Martin at 641-469-4203.

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Shut Up & Write

Shut Up and Write is a chance for writers to sit quietly together and work on their writing projects. 

All writers and all experience levels are welcome, and dont worry, no one will see what you've written. This hour is about getting your writing done.

WHAT TO EXPECT

3:30 PM: Quick intros
3:45 PM-4:45 PM: Write for 1 hr.
4:45 PM-5:00 PM: Clean up and Farewells (until next Tuesday!)

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING?

Bring your paper, pens, or laptop (whatever helps you write best). Headphones are optional but recommended. 

This event is co-sponsored by Fairfield Public Library and the Maharishi International Writing Center.  

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the library at 641-472-6551 Ext. 1.

Free Craft Club

Come create your happy! Free Craft Club is a free, drop-in craft night in the workroom at GG's Signs & Designs. Bring whatever you're working on (knitting, embroidery, crochet, coloring, painting or anything you love) or try one of our shop projects. Meet new friends and get creative. Come alone or bring a friend. No sign-up needed. Kids are welcome with a parent or guardian. Alcohol-free event. We're on the north side of the square, down the alley.

Free Craft Club

Every Tuesday · 4–7 PM

Free Craft Club ✂️🧶

Bring whatever you're working on, or try something new! Knitting, embroidery, diamond art, coloring and more. Craft alongside friends old and new at GG's Signs & Designs.
Free · Walk-ins welcome · No tickets needed
📍 51 W Broadway Ave., Unit 102, Fairfield

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Free Veterans Haircuts

We are proud to announce that we have partnered with the Local Elks Lodge to offer FREE HAIRCUTS to Veterans in need on Veterans Day!!! November 11th if you’re in the area and a veteran stop in!!!! For any questions give us a call or come by the shop!!! 117 W Broadway Ave!!! 641-209-7554

Toddler Connect and Play

Date & Time: Wednesdays 10:15-11:30 AM
Location: FPL Meeting Room

Come to the library to connect and play with your toddlers! Free play time with climbing toys, sensory play, and coloring set up in the meeting room.

Pilates: Remedial Reformer/ Appartus Class

The Follow-Up Gap

REGISTER FOR NOVEMBER

Mah Jongg

Mah Jongg

Date & Time: Every Wednesday from 1-4pm 

Location: Fairfield Public Library Meeting Room

Audience: Adults

Mah Jongg is a tile-based game that was developed in the 19th century in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. Players at FPL play an American variation of the game every week at the library. Stop by and see how the game is played and join the group if you want to learn the game. Teaching instruction for new players will take place in the first 30 minutes each week. The library also offers introductory books for check-out.

If you need special assistance to join this program due to a disability, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-451-6551 Ext. 1 or circ@fairfield.lib.ia.us.

Warmachine Wednesday

Wander in for Warmachine Wednesday! We'll have tables set up for miniatures players all day.

Weekly Workout Class with JCHC Therapy

Join an energizing and welcoming workout led by trained therapists from Jefferson County Health Center, who will guide you through safe, fun, and accessible movements designed for all fitness levels. Whether you’re just starting your fitness journey, looking to stay active, or simply want to try something new, this class offers a supportive environment where everyone can feel comfortable and encouraged. Come solo or bring your friends, neighbors, or family members to move, laugh, connect, and feel great together! You’ll leave feeling refreshed, stronger, and more confident in your ability to keep moving toward better health. The class is free to attend, open to the community, and no registration is required—just show up and get moving!

After School Storytime

Join Youth Librarian Sara Martindale for stories and other fun surprises during the Wednesday afternoon Afterschool Storytime! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 2-5 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Spanish Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Intermediate

Book Treks

Join us for Book Treks—a program that celebrates audiobooks and the outdoors! Participants meet at Chautauqua Park, connect with other audiobook listeners, and enjoy whatever audiobook they like while strolling at the park. Each month FPL will select an audiobook title in the Libby app to make available with no wait time to FPL borrowers. 

This program is co-sponsored by the Fairfield Department of Park & Recreation.

If you need special assistance due to a disability in order to participate, please call the FPL front desk at 641-472-6551. 

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Grief Support Group

The Jefferson County Grief and Loss support Group is a community group that meets once a month with support from JCHC. A guided grief group for anyone navigating the challenges of grief.

The purpose of this group is to establish ongoing emotional and educational support for individuals within Jefferson County. We aim to foster a compassionate environment that encourages emotional expression, connection and coping skills for those navigating grief.

 Location: JCHC Conference Room C (Use McCreery Cancer Center entrance)
RSVP to Allison Smith at 641-469-4207 or smitha@jchc.org.

Adult Craft and Connect

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event or have questions, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 3.

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Japanese Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Prairie Poets

Event Details

Location: Fairfield Iowa Public Library, 104 West Adams Avenue.

Date & Time: Thursday, November 12th, 7:30 to 9:30.

Admission: Free and open to all wanderers, dreamers, and lovers of the spoken word.

Hosted by: The Prairie Poets of the Long Shadow.

Refreshments: Oatmeal raisin cookies and apple cider.

About the Prairie Poets of the Long Shadow

The name speaks to their legacy: poets who have walked the long roads of the Midwest, carrying stories that stretch across generations. Their work is rooted in the land—its storms, its silences, its stubborn beauty—and in the communities that rise like lanterns along the prairie’s edge. Their readings are known for their intimacy, humor, and mythic resonance, drawing audiences who return year after year to witness the evolving tapestry of their voices.

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Atwood's Holiday Premiere Shopping Weekend

Christmas is beginning to take shape at Atwood’s, and we can’t wait to share what’s new! Join us for The Holiday Premiere Weekend as we debut our holiday collections, with fresh inspiration for decorating your home, finding thoughtful gifts, and adding a little something special to your Christmas season.

Take a drive to the country, wander through the store, and get a first look at the holiday finds we’ve been gathering for you. We look forward to welcoming you!

Shopping Weekend Hours
Friday & Saturday: 10 AM–4 PM
Sunday: 1–4 PM

PLEASE NOTE: Live greens and trees will not be available during this event

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

Casual Commander

Wander in and play some FNM Commander! Whether you play every week or have never played before there is always a place for you here!

Shhh! We're Writing

Date & Time:  Fridays 2:00-2:30 writing 2:30 optional share time
Location: Fairfield Public Library Conference Room
Audience: Ages 8 and up

Aspiring writers ages 8 and up can come to the library for a quiet work session in the library conference room. Writers are provided a writing prompt or they can work on their own writing projects. The last 15 minutes writers can share if they so choose.

If you need assistance due to a disability to attend this event, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, ext. 1. 

Fix-It- Friday: Repair Fair

Fix-It Friday: Repair Fair

Date & Time: Friday, November 13th | 2-4 PM
Location: FPL Meeting Room
Audience: Adults

Join us for our fourth and final Fix-It Friday of 2026! This special event welcomes back all of our former repair specialists while inviting new friends to join us as well.

Stop by the Meeting Room for informal presentations and hands-on assistance with textile repair, computer repair, jewelry repair, and general household repairs. Have something that needs fixing? Bring it along, and our volunteer repair specialists will do their best to help!

Light refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to all.

This event is co-sponsored by the Southeast Iowa Sierra Club. 

If you need assistance attending this event due to a disability, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

Jefferson County 4-H STEM SPIN Club

Jefferson County 4-H STEM SPIN Club

Dates: Fridays, October 30–December 11, 2026
Time: 2:30–3:30pm
Location: Jefferson County Extension Office
Cost: $30 per participant for the six-week club
Who: Youth in grades 4–12; previous 4-H membership is not required

Explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on learning with Jefferson County 4-H! Participants will take part in experiments, engineering challenges, robotics, coding, and other interactive projects that encourage curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity.

This short-term Special Interest (SPIN) Club gives youth an opportunity to try something new, build skills, and learn more about 4-H.

Register: https://JeffCoSPINClubs.4honline.com

Questions? Contact the Jefferson County Extension Office at 641-472-4166 or jefferson4h@iastate.edu.

Jefferson County 4-H Cooking SPIN Club

Jefferson County 4-H Cooking SPIN Club

Dates: Fridays, October 30–December 11, 2026
Time: 4–5:30pm
Location: Jefferson County Extension Office
Cost: $30 per participant for the six-week club
Who: Youth in grades 4–12; previous 4-H membership is not required

Build confidence in the kitchen with Jefferson County 4-H! Participants will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, meal preparation, and nutrition while working together to prepare, taste, and share a variety of recipes.

This short-term Special Interest (SPIN) Club emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and healthy food choices while helping youth develop practical skills they can use at home.

Register: https://JeffCoSPINClubs.4honline.com

Questions? Contact the Jefferson County Extension Office at 641-472-4166 or jefferson4h@iastate.edu.

Pauper Tournament

This format has recently gained a lot of paup-ularity at the shop so we're hosting a tournament! Bring your favorite 60 card Pauper deck and fight for the top prize. First place will receive a Hobbit box topper. Prize packs and promos will be awarded.
Entry fee is $10.
Preregister on the Companion app using code 65J2RX2

The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge By Mark Brown

Scott Kirby’s Main Street Souvenirs

Scott Kirby’s Main Street Souvenirs

November 13 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

$17 – $35

Package Tickets on Sale August 18

Individual Tickets on Sale September 1

Step into the heart of America’s past with Scott Kirby’s Main Street Souvenirs, a moving blend of live music, storytelling, and stunning visuals that captures the spirit of Classic Americana.

Through masterful live piano performances, Scott Kirby brings to life more than 150 years of American music, featuring the timeless works of Stephen Foster, John Philip Sousa, Scott Joplin, and other influential composers who helped shape the nation’s musical heritage.

Accompanying the music is a beautifully crafted cinematic presentation featuring nostalgic archival photographs, breathtaking landscapes, and Kirby’s own watercolor paintings inspired by the Great Plains. Together, these images evoke cherished memories of small-town America—from baseball games and barbershops to prairie churches, one-room schoolhouses, and concerts in the park.

Filled with warmth, nostalgia, and heartfelt storytelling, Main Street Souvenirs is a tribute to the people, places, and music that continue to define the American spirit.

Call our Box Office at (641) 472-2787 for discounted group rates and youth tickets!

Indoor Farmers Market

INDOOR FARMERS MARKET....

Did you hear the exciting news? The 2026-2027 indoor Farmers Market will be taking place at the Blue Rose Ballroom!! We are so excited to set up in thus beautiful space this indoor season and cant wait to share the experience with all our customers.

Indoor Market Every Saturday

November-April

Hours: 9:00-12:00

Saturday Step

Pilates Reformer/ Appartus: All Levels

Veterans Book Club

Veterans Book Club

Time & Date: The 2nd Saturday of the Month | 10-11 AM 
Location: FPL Conference Room
Audience: Adults

Are you a veteran interested in connecting with others who’ve served? The Veterans Book Club meets monthly at Fairfield Public Library to discuss books about military service, history, and the experience of war, from memoirs and reflections to cartoons and fiction. The group chooses its titles together. Air Force veteran John Miller organizes the club and leads discussions. Books will be available for pick up at no charge at the front desk via interlibrary loan. New members are always welcome.

November 14, 2026: First Meeting - General Discussion - 1st book available for pick-up
December 12, 2027: 1st Book - Discussion of “Up Front” by Bill Mauldin

In Up Front, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Bill Mauldin captures the hardships, absurdities, and humanity of life for American infantrymen during World War II. Combining his famous cartoons featuring weary soldiers Willie and Joe with firsthand reflections on military service, Mauldin offers an honest, compassionate, and often humorous portrait of the men who fought on the front lines.

Atwood's Holiday Premiere Shopping Weekend

Christmas is beginning to take shape at Atwood’s, and we can’t wait to share what’s new! Join us for The Holiday Premiere Weekend as we debut our holiday collections, with fresh inspiration for decorating your home, finding thoughtful gifts, and adding a little something special to your Christmas season.

Take a drive to the country, wander through the store, and get a first look at the holiday finds we’ve been gathering for you. We look forward to welcoming you!

Shopping Weekend Hours
Friday & Saturday: 10 AM–4 PM
Sunday: 1–4 PM

PLEASE NOTE: Live greens and trees will not be available during this event

Core 'N More

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Peer-led Mental Health Support Group

GROUP RULES:

Check in:

-Name and pronouns

-What emotions are you feeling right now?

Check out:

-What emotions are you feeling after everyone has shared?

-What needs were met by the meeting? What needs were NOT met by the meeting?

-How can this group meet your needs more effectively?

Purpose: This is a safe space to discuss our mental health, caring for our mental health, and challenges in caring for our mental health.

Meeting Agreements:

• We take turns sharing one at a time, passing the Speaking Stick clockwise. Only the person with the Speaking Stick may speak.

• Sharing in good faith is required (good-faith sharing is honest, values everyone’s needs, and respects differences and disagreements). We prohibit bigotry and/or discrimination based upon demographics including: race, ethnicity, birthplace, religion, spirituality, anatomy, disability, gender, sexual orientation, class, legal status, politics, etc.

• We use “I statements” to share our point of view while recognizing different views. Examples:

“I believe this happened,”

“I remember her saying this,”

“It seems to me that he was doing this,” etc.

• After sharing, you may ask others for feedback. If you do not want feedback, no one may provide feedback. After feedback is given, the Speaking Stick is passed to the next person waiting to share.

• The facilitator may need to ask someone to wrap up their share or feedback so everyone waiting to share will have time to share.

• We respect people's choices surrounding medication and diagnosis. We value self-determination and mutual support.

• While everyone has the right to refuse feedback, this group is also a safe space to call each other in — asking questions in good faith and sharing information to help meet everyone’s needs. We are all always learning.

• We respect the confidentiality of those here. Who you see here, what you hear here, let it stay here.

• This group is peer-led. It is NOT an alternative to professional mental health care. It is NOT designed to provide emergency services.

Note: These agreements borrow from the Wildfire/Mad Tea House Open Share meeting agreements. These agreements were adapted for this group by Dee Bosold.

The Poet's Forge

This free monthly workshop is meant for those who are serious about expanding their skills for composing poetry. Participants should bring work they have written and are prepared to discuss with the group. Anyone interested in developing the poetic quality of their writing is welcome!

Star Trek Draft

These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's continuing mission: to explore new multiverses, to seek out new cards and new mechanics, to boldly go where no set has gone before. Join us on a voyage through the stars with our favorite Star Trek characters. Will you successfully captain your deck through peril? Or be assimilated by the borg? 

Entry fee is $26 prizes and promos will be awarded
Preregister on the Companion app using code 3J8PYNY

The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge By Mark Brown

Vinyasa Yoga: Strengthen & Flow Mary

Atwood's Holiday Premiere Shopping Weekend

Christmas is beginning to take shape at Atwood’s, and we can’t wait to share what’s new! Join us for The Holiday Premiere Weekend as we debut our holiday collections, with fresh inspiration for decorating your home, finding thoughtful gifts, and adding a little something special to your Christmas season.

Take a drive to the country, wander through the store, and get a first look at the holiday finds we’ve been gathering for you. We look forward to welcoming you!

Shopping Weekend Hours
Friday & Saturday: 10 AM–4 PM
Sunday: 1–4 PM

PLEASE NOTE: Live greens and trees will not be available during this event

Novice Adventurer D&D Weekly Session

If you've ever wanted to wander into the world of D&D, Sam is here to guide your way!

Every Sunday from 2-4pm he will be running a drop in campaign designed with flexibility and new players in mind.

Minimum age to adventure is 9.

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Fairfield Concert Association: Southeast Iowa Band

The Southeast Iowa Band (SEIB) is a 50-piece regional wind and percussion ensemble featuring talented musicians from across the area. Its entertaining programs offer a wide variety of classical selections, popular favorites, show tunes, marches and folk music while giving regional musicians an opportunity to perform and maintain their skills at the highest level.

Concert Association memberships now available!

Learn more about memberships on the Concert Association Website here.

For Information Call: Jim Edgeton (641) 919-3343

The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge By Mark Brown

MIU Mens Basketball vs Graceland

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors Meeting

Meetings

The Board of Supervisors meets at 8:30 a.m. on most Mondays, and members of the public are welcome to attend. However, it is recommended that any agenda items be submitted in advance to the Auditor’s office no later than noon on Thursday prior to the meeting.

Minutes of the Board meetings are available for public viewing in the County Auditor’s office in the Courthouse, are on the Agenda & Minutes page, and are published weekly in the official county newspapers.

Supervisors Description & Duties

County governments are the quiet, consistent providers of essential services. The Board of Supervisors are the administrative / legislative branch of county government.

Responsibilities Include and Are Not Limited To:

• Setting the county budget & tax levy.
• Approve bonds and reports.
• Hire and supervise non-elected department heads.
• Set county policies. (See Jefferson County Code of Ordinances).

Terms & Elections

• The three Jefferson County Supervisors are elected to serve staggered four-year terms.
• Elections are held every 2 years.

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

LEGO Playtime

Join for unstructured LEGO playtime every Monday! 

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the FPL Front Desk at at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

English Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Library Board Meeting

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Hatha Style Yoga with Narayani Om

Songs and Stories with Sara

Join Childrens Librarian Sara Martindale for stories, songs, and rhymes! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 0-3 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the Library at the front desk number listed below.

For all other questions, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Shut Up & Write

Shut Up and Write is a chance for writers to sit quietly together and work on their writing projects. 

All writers and all experience levels are welcome, and dont worry, no one will see what you've written. This hour is about getting your writing done.

WHAT TO EXPECT

3:30 PM: Quick intros
3:45 PM-4:45 PM: Write for 1 hr.
4:45 PM-5:00 PM: Clean up and Farewells (until next Tuesday!)

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING?

Bring your paper, pens, or laptop (whatever helps you write best). Headphones are optional but recommended. 

This event is co-sponsored by Fairfield Public Library and the Maharishi International Writing Center.  

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the library at 641-472-6551 Ext. 1.

Free Craft Club

Come create your happy! Free Craft Club is a free, drop-in craft night in the workroom at GG's Signs & Designs. Bring whatever you're working on (knitting, embroidery, crochet, coloring, painting or anything you love) or try one of our shop projects. Meet new friends and get creative. Come alone or bring a friend. No sign-up needed. Kids are welcome with a parent or guardian. Alcohol-free event. We're on the north side of the square, down the alley.

Free Craft Club

Every Tuesday · 4–7 PM

Free Craft Club ✂️🧶

Bring whatever you're working on, or try something new! Knitting, embroidery, diamond art, coloring and more. Craft alongside friends old and new at GG's Signs & Designs.
Free · Walk-ins welcome · No tickets needed
📍 51 W Broadway Ave., Unit 102, Fairfield

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Unlocking Financing For Your Business

Learn exactly what banks require to approve your retail or service business loan. This session covers essential paperwork, down payments, and credit scores for startups and existing brands. Walk away with a clear checklist to confidently pitch your business to a lender.

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Toddler Connect and Play

Date & Time: Wednesdays 10:15-11:30 AM
Location: FPL Meeting Room

Come to the library to connect and play with your toddlers! Free play time with climbing toys, sensory play, and coloring set up in the meeting room.

Pilates: Remedial Reformer/ Appartus Class

Fairfield Women's Club Monthly Luncheon & General Meeting

Join the Fairfield Women’s Club for their monthly luncheon and general meeting!

Held on the third Wednesday of each month (except January and February) at the historic McElhinny House, these gatherings are a wonderful opportunity to connect with others, enjoy a delicious luncheon, and learn more about our community.

Each month features a special program highlighting a local topic, project, or organization making an impact in the Fairfield area. Annual dues are minimal, and new members and guests are always welcome!

The club also hosts many special events throughout the year, with all proceeds supporting the club and preservation of the historic home. Members are encouraged to participate in, support, and help with events as they are able. In addition to the monthly meetings, members can enjoy involvement in the club’s gardening club and craft club.

Come enjoy fellowship, community involvement, and meaningful conversations in one of Fairfield’s most beautiful historic settings.

Message with questions or to let us know you're coming!

Mah Jongg

Mah Jongg

Date & Time: Every Wednesday from 1-4pm 

Location: Fairfield Public Library Meeting Room

Audience: Adults

Mah Jongg is a tile-based game that was developed in the 19th century in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. Players at FPL play an American variation of the game every week at the library. Stop by and see how the game is played and join the group if you want to learn the game. Teaching instruction for new players will take place in the first 30 minutes each week. The library also offers introductory books for check-out.

If you need special assistance to join this program due to a disability, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-451-6551 Ext. 1 or circ@fairfield.lib.ia.us.

Warmachine Wednesday

Wander in for Warmachine Wednesday! We'll have tables set up for miniatures players all day.

Weekly Workout Class with JCHC Therapy

Join an energizing and welcoming workout led by trained therapists from Jefferson County Health Center, who will guide you through safe, fun, and accessible movements designed for all fitness levels. Whether you’re just starting your fitness journey, looking to stay active, or simply want to try something new, this class offers a supportive environment where everyone can feel comfortable and encouraged. Come solo or bring your friends, neighbors, or family members to move, laugh, connect, and feel great together! You’ll leave feeling refreshed, stronger, and more confident in your ability to keep moving toward better health. The class is free to attend, open to the community, and no registration is required—just show up and get moving!

Sorcery Contested Realms: Mid Month Meetup

Wander in for our Sorcery Mid Month Meetup! meet other players, grab some packs and play some casual games! We would love to grow the Sorcery community and get more folks into this great game

After School Storytime

Join Youth Librarian Sara Martindale for stories and other fun surprises during the Wednesday afternoon Afterschool Storytime! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 2-5 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Spanish Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Cozy Kitchen: Soup & Salad Workshop

Cost is $10 and registration can be found online at: https://go.iastate.edu/T6KUJI Come hungry and ready to cook! Join us for a fun, hands-on evening learning how to make delicious soups, salads, and desserts that are easy to prepare and budget friendly. You’ll work with a small group to prepare a recipe, then everyone will come together to sample all of the dishes created. You’ll also take home helpful foodbudgeting resources and plenty of inspiration for affordable meals at home! Have dietary restrictions? Just indicate those on the registration form or reach out to us at cburk@iastate.edu if you have any questions before registering. Please note- this workshop is for adults, not youth, for safety while working with kitchen equipment.

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Intermediate

Book Treks

Join us for Book Treks—a program that celebrates audiobooks and the outdoors! Participants meet at Chautauqua Park, connect with other audiobook listeners, and enjoy whatever audiobook they like while strolling at the park. Each month FPL will select an audiobook title in the Libby app to make available with no wait time to FPL borrowers. 

This program is co-sponsored by the Fairfield Department of Park & Recreation.

If you need special assistance due to a disability in order to participate, please call the FPL front desk at 641-472-6551. 

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Adult Craft and Connect

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event or have questions, please contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 3.

Caregiver Support Group

The Jefferson County Caregiver Support Group is a community-based group that meets once a month with support from Jefferson County Health Center. It provides a welcoming, supportive space where caregivers can connect with others, share experiences, and feel understood as they navigate the challenges of caring for a loved one.

Whether you’re new to caregiving or have been in this role for years, this group offers encouragement, connection, and a reminder that you’re not alone.

 Location: JCHC Conference Room C (Use McCreery Cancer Center entrance)

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Japanese Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Business After Hours @ Overland

Business After Hours at Overland | Welcome the Holiday Shopping Season

Join the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce at Overland for an annual Business After Hours gathering our community looks forward to!

Thursday, November 19, 2026
5–7pm
Overland | 2096 Nutmeg Avenue, Fairfield, IA

With the store decorated for the holidays and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, Overland offers a festive setting to celebrate the beginning of the holiday shopping season.

Spend the evening browsing the store, getting to know your hosts, and connecting with local business owners, Chamber members, and neighbors. Whether you’re starting your holiday shopping or stopping by to catch up with friends, we’d love to see you!

Free and open to the public. No RSVP or registration required.

Bring a friend or coworker and join us at Overland! Watch this event page for additional details as they’re confirmed.

#FairfieldChamber #BusinessAfterHours #ShopLocal

Cupful of Blooms

Learn how to use what you have to arrange a mug or cup to make a small arrangement for your own home. You will leave with a small arrangement to enjoy and some knowledge on care. The cost of this workshop is $20. Register online at: https://go.iastate.edu/VL563X

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Homeschool Adventures

This program is designed for homeschool students to get out and explore nature throughout the year.

This month, we will be learning about animal camouflage.

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

Casual Commander

Wander in and play some FNM Commander! Whether you play every week or have never played before there is always a place for you here!

Shhh! We're Writing

Date & Time:  Fridays 2:00-2:30 writing 2:30 optional share time
Location: Fairfield Public Library Conference Room
Audience: Ages 8 and up

Aspiring writers ages 8 and up can come to the library for a quiet work session in the library conference room. Writers are provided a writing prompt or they can work on their own writing projects. The last 15 minutes writers can share if they so choose.

If you need assistance due to a disability to attend this event, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, ext. 1. 

Jefferson County 4-H STEM SPIN Club

Jefferson County 4-H STEM SPIN Club

Dates: Fridays, October 30–December 11, 2026
Time: 2:30–3:30pm
Location: Jefferson County Extension Office
Cost: $30 per participant for the six-week club
Who: Youth in grades 4–12; previous 4-H membership is not required

Explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on learning with Jefferson County 4-H! Participants will take part in experiments, engineering challenges, robotics, coding, and other interactive projects that encourage curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity.

This short-term Special Interest (SPIN) Club gives youth an opportunity to try something new, build skills, and learn more about 4-H.

Register: https://JeffCoSPINClubs.4honline.com

Questions? Contact the Jefferson County Extension Office at 641-472-4166 or jefferson4h@iastate.edu.

Jefferson County 4-H Cooking SPIN Club

Jefferson County 4-H Cooking SPIN Club

Dates: Fridays, October 30–December 11, 2026
Time: 4–5:30pm
Location: Jefferson County Extension Office
Cost: $30 per participant for the six-week club
Who: Youth in grades 4–12; previous 4-H membership is not required

Build confidence in the kitchen with Jefferson County 4-H! Participants will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, meal preparation, and nutrition while working together to prepare, taste, and share a variety of recipes.

This short-term Special Interest (SPIN) Club emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and healthy food choices while helping youth develop practical skills they can use at home.

Register: https://JeffCoSPINClubs.4honline.com

Questions? Contact the Jefferson County Extension Office at 641-472-4166 or jefferson4h@iastate.edu.

Fairfield Concert Association: Cello Stories: A Life Under Broadway

Since 2003 MAIRI DORMAN-PHANEUF has held chairs in twenty-one Broadway shows, including The Bridges of Madison County, A Little Night Music, Sunday in the Park with George, and Parade. Mairi shares what it is to be a Broadway musician. Using exquisite arrangements and captivating stories, she illustrates what drew her to a career of supporting a story through music.

Concert Association memberships now available!

Learn more about memberships on the Concert Association Website here.

For Information Call: Jim Edgeton (641) 919-3343

Indoor Farmers Market

INDOOR FARMERS MARKET....

Did you hear the exciting news? The 2026-2027 indoor Farmers Market will be taking place at the Blue Rose Ballroom!! We are so excited to set up in thus beautiful space this indoor season and cant wait to share the experience with all our customers.

Indoor Market Every Saturday

November-April

Hours: 9:00-12:00

Turkey Trot

Saturday Step

Pilates Reformer/ Appartus: All Levels

Native Plant Garden Club

Join the Native Plant Garden Club for a lively discussion inspired by the work of Dr. Doug Tallamy, professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware and co-founder of Homegrown National Park, whose research highlights the critical role of native plants in restoring biodiversity. Participants will share their experiences transforming lawns and gardens into thriving habitats that support pollinators, birds, and other wildlife. Whether you're just getting started or well on your way, this is a great opportunity to connect and learn with fellow native plant enthusiasts. This event is co-sponsored by the Southeast Iowa Sierra Club.

Core 'N More

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Peer-led Mental Health Support Group

GROUP RULES:

Check in:

-Name and pronouns

-What emotions are you feeling right now?

Check out:

-What emotions are you feeling after everyone has shared?

-What needs were met by the meeting? What needs were NOT met by the meeting?

-How can this group meet your needs more effectively?

Purpose: This is a safe space to discuss our mental health, caring for our mental health, and challenges in caring for our mental health.

Meeting Agreements:

• We take turns sharing one at a time, passing the Speaking Stick clockwise. Only the person with the Speaking Stick may speak.

• Sharing in good faith is required (good-faith sharing is honest, values everyone’s needs, and respects differences and disagreements). We prohibit bigotry and/or discrimination based upon demographics including: race, ethnicity, birthplace, religion, spirituality, anatomy, disability, gender, sexual orientation, class, legal status, politics, etc.

• We use “I statements” to share our point of view while recognizing different views. Examples:

“I believe this happened,”

“I remember her saying this,”

“It seems to me that he was doing this,” etc.

• After sharing, you may ask others for feedback. If you do not want feedback, no one may provide feedback. After feedback is given, the Speaking Stick is passed to the next person waiting to share.

• The facilitator may need to ask someone to wrap up their share or feedback so everyone waiting to share will have time to share.

• We respect people's choices surrounding medication and diagnosis. We value self-determination and mutual support.

• While everyone has the right to refuse feedback, this group is also a safe space to call each other in — asking questions in good faith and sharing information to help meet everyone’s needs. We are all always learning.

• We respect the confidentiality of those here. Who you see here, what you hear here, let it stay here.

• This group is peer-led. It is NOT an alternative to professional mental health care. It is NOT designed to provide emergency services.

Note: These agreements borrow from the Wildfire/Mad Tea House Open Share meeting agreements. These agreements were adapted for this group by Dee Bosold.

Star Trek Draft

These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's continuing mission: to explore new multiverses, to seek out new cards and new mechanics, to boldly go where no set has gone before. Join us on a voyage through the stars with our favorite Star Trek characters. Will you successfully captain your deck through peril? Or be assimilated by the borg? 

Entry fee is $26 prizes and promos will be awarded
Preregister on the Companion app using code 3J8PYNY

Vinyasa Yoga: Strengthen & Flow Mary

Write On Writers

Bring a pen and paper and share what you’ve written in a friendly, open discussion.  No experience is necessary.  All skill levels and writing genres are welcome and there is no charge for the program. 

To register, call the library’s front desk at 641-472-6551 ext. 1.

Novice Adventurer D&D Weekly Session

If you've ever wanted to wander into the world of D&D, Sam is here to guide your way!

Every Sunday from 2-4pm he will be running a drop in campaign designed with flexibility and new players in mind.

Minimum age to adventure is 9.

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Porch Pot Make-N-Take Workshop

Join us to create your very own porch pot filled with fresh greens and natural décor—perfect for adding a festive touch to your outdoor space!
Bring your own perennial pot (12–14”) with soil/filler ready for live greens, or choose the “New Pot” option and we’ll have one ready for you (styles will vary).
Workshops will be held in our retail shop, where there’s plenty of space to design comfortably. Garden gloves are recommended.
You MUST pre-register for this event. Due to limited class sizes, we are unable to issue Refunds.
$50-$60 each |Registration opens November 1, 2025 at www.shopatwoods.com
PLEASE NOTE: Make sure you receive an email verification of purchase at checkout. If you do not receive an email your payment has not gone through, and you are not registered for the class.

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors Meeting

Meetings

The Board of Supervisors meets at 8:30 a.m. on most Mondays, and members of the public are welcome to attend. However, it is recommended that any agenda items be submitted in advance to the Auditor’s office no later than noon on Thursday prior to the meeting.

Minutes of the Board meetings are available for public viewing in the County Auditor’s office in the Courthouse, are on the Agenda & Minutes page, and are published weekly in the official county newspapers.

Supervisors Description & Duties

County governments are the quiet, consistent providers of essential services. The Board of Supervisors are the administrative / legislative branch of county government.

Responsibilities Include and Are Not Limited To:

• Setting the county budget & tax levy.
• Approve bonds and reports.
• Hire and supervise non-elected department heads.
• Set county policies. (See Jefferson County Code of Ordinances).

Terms & Elections

• The three Jefferson County Supervisors are elected to serve staggered four-year terms.
• Elections are held every 2 years.

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

LEGO Playtime

Join for unstructured LEGO playtime every Monday! 

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the FPL Front Desk at at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

English Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Beginners

Fairfield City Council Meeting

Fairfield City Council meets every 2nd & 4th Monday of the month at 7pm.  Meetings are open to the public.  Agendas are posted 24 hours in advance and are live streamed via the City of Fairfield YouTube page HERE.

Public Health Wellness Support

Date & Time: Every 4th Tuesday from 10-11am 
Location: Library Center Desk 
Audience: Adults 
Cost: Free; no appointment needed

Drop in for a friendly, monthly wellness check with Public Health Nurse Deb Buch. Deb offers free blood pressure screenings and practical guidance on everyday wellness—from healthy habits and stress management to knowing when to follow up with your provider.

What to expect

• Quick blood pressure test
• Brief, personalized wellness tips
• Referrals to community resources as needed

Good to know

• Open to all ages; minors should be accompanied by a guardian.
• This service is informational and not a substitute for medical care.
• If you feel unwell, please consult your healthcare provider or call 911 for emergencies.

Hatha Style Yoga with Narayani Om

Songs and Stories with Sara

Join Childrens Librarian Sara Martindale for stories, songs, and rhymes! This Storytime is aimed at children ages 0-3 with a caregiver, but all ages are welcome to join in the fun!

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the Library at the front desk number listed below.

For all other questions, contact the FPL Front Desk at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

Pilates Reformer/Apparatus: Improvers

Shut Up & Write

Shut Up and Write is a chance for writers to sit quietly together and work on their writing projects. 

All writers and all experience levels are welcome, and dont worry, no one will see what you've written. This hour is about getting your writing done.

WHAT TO EXPECT

3:30 PM: Quick intros
3:45 PM-4:45 PM: Write for 1 hr.
4:45 PM-5:00 PM: Clean up and Farewells (until next Tuesday!)

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING?

Bring your paper, pens, or laptop (whatever helps you write best). Headphones are optional but recommended. 

This event is co-sponsored by Fairfield Public Library and the Maharishi International Writing Center.  

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the library at 641-472-6551 Ext. 1.

Free Craft Club

Come create your happy! Free Craft Club is a free, drop-in craft night in the workroom at GG's Signs & Designs. Bring whatever you're working on (knitting, embroidery, crochet, coloring, painting or anything you love) or try one of our shop projects. Meet new friends and get creative. Come alone or bring a friend. No sign-up needed. Kids are welcome with a parent or guardian. Alcohol-free event. We're on the north side of the square, down the alley.

Free Craft Club

Every Tuesday · 4–7 PM

Free Craft Club ✂️🧶

Bring whatever you're working on, or try something new! Knitting, embroidery, diamond art, coloring and more. Craft alongside friends old and new at GG's Signs & Designs.
Free · Walk-ins welcome · No tickets needed
📍 51 W Broadway Ave., Unit 102, Fairfield

Carnegie Historical Museum - Board Meeting

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Toddler Connect and Play

Date & Time: Wednesdays 10:15-11:30 AM
Location: FPL Meeting Room

Come to the library to connect and play with your toddlers! Free play time with climbing toys, sensory play, and coloring set up in the meeting room.

Warmachine Wednesday

Wander in for Warmachine Wednesday! We'll have tables set up for miniatures players all day.

Weekly Workout Class with JCHC Therapy

Join an energizing and welcoming workout led by trained therapists from Jefferson County Health Center, who will guide you through safe, fun, and accessible movements designed for all fitness levels. Whether you’re just starting your fitness journey, looking to stay active, or simply want to try something new, this class offers a supportive environment where everyone can feel comfortable and encouraged. Come solo or bring your friends, neighbors, or family members to move, laugh, connect, and feel great together! You’ll leave feeling refreshed, stronger, and more confident in your ability to keep moving toward better health. The class is free to attend, open to the community, and no registration is required—just show up and get moving!

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Thanksgiving at the Haul

Being open as a community space on Thanksgiving is something we started doing 3 years ago to fill a void we saw for people in our lives that didn't have somewhere to go for the holiday.
Last year we hosted our first community meal made possible by our kitchen and the generosity of our community. We got to share food and one of our favorite places with so many people last year and we're hopeful that this year will be even better.
Join us for our second Thanksgiving meal at the Haul. Kate will be making all sorts of delicious holiday inspired foods.
This will be a pay what you may meal. If anyone would like to donate food or help in the kitchen for this, please reach out to us.

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Casual Commander

Wander in and play some FNM Commander! Whether you play every week or have never played before there is always a place for you here!

Holiday Lighting Ceremony

The Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce will continue its decades-old tradition of officially kicking off the holiday season with our Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony on the square!

See the town square come to life! The Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony will be held on Friday, November 27, 2026 (Black Friday) at Central Park in Fairfield. To begin the illumination and officially welcome the holiday season, the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce organizes this festive community tradition.

Special thanks to our 2026 Holiday Lighting Ceremony Presenting Sponsor: Everybody’s Whole Foods!

The Fairfield High School Choir will set the mood by singing holiday music beginning at 5:30 p.m. The holiday lights will turn on around 6:00 p.m., immediately following the caroling, as the community gathers for this special moment. The current Citizens of the Year will have the honor of throwing the switch to illuminate the square for the season.

After the lights come on, Santa will be welcoming children in the Santa House to hear their holiday wishes. Horse-drawn wagon rides will circle the square, adding to the magic of the evening. Free hot cocoa and cookies will be available at the Santa House, making it a warm and festive experience for all ages.

Return every Friday and Saturday evening throughout the holiday season to visit Santa from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Guests can take photos with Santa and stop into the workshop to add their photo to a commemorative ornament.

Thank you to all of our 2026 sponsors for helping make this beloved community tradition possible. It’s not too late to be part of the holiday magic—join this list of wonderful community partners and help us light up Fairfield this season!

2026 Film Sponsor: Dexter Laundry

2026 Horse Drawn Wagon Sponsor: Dexter Laundry

2026 Ornament Sponsor: Jefferson County Health Center

2026 Candle Sponsor: Access Energy

2026 Hot Cocoa Sponsors: Washington State Bank and Pilot Grove Savings Bank

2026 Cookie Sponsors: McDonalds and Liberty Communications

2026 Platinum Book Sponsor: AERON Lifestyle Technology

2026 Book Sponsors: Community 1st Credit Union, First MainStreet Insurance, Fairfield Dental Clinic and SERVPRO

Indoor Farmers Market

INDOOR FARMERS MARKET....

Did you hear the exciting news? The 2026-2027 indoor Farmers Market will be taking place at the Blue Rose Ballroom!! We are so excited to set up in thus beautiful space this indoor season and cant wait to share the experience with all our customers.

Indoor Market Every Saturday

November-April

Hours: 9:00-12:00

Saturday Step

The Right to Read Book Club

Date & Time: The 4th Saturday of the month | 10:30am - 11:45am
Location: FPL Conference Room (South Side)
Audience: General

Join us for The Right to Read Book Club, a respectful and thought-provoking discussion series exploring frequently challenged books, the principles of intellectual freedom, and the library’s commitment to ensuring access to diverse ideas for all.

Meeting Dates & Selections
TBD

Books will be available for pick-up at the front desk via Interlibrary Loan at the start of each month. Additionally, digital audiobook will be made available for Jefferson County borrowers in the Libby app. 

Core 'N More

Rolling Circle TaiChi

Peer-led Mental Health Support Group

GROUP RULES:

Check in:

-Name and pronouns

-What emotions are you feeling right now?

Check out:

-What emotions are you feeling after everyone has shared?

-What needs were met by the meeting? What needs were NOT met by the meeting?

-How can this group meet your needs more effectively?

Purpose: This is a safe space to discuss our mental health, caring for our mental health, and challenges in caring for our mental health.

Meeting Agreements:

• We take turns sharing one at a time, passing the Speaking Stick clockwise. Only the person with the Speaking Stick may speak.

• Sharing in good faith is required (good-faith sharing is honest, values everyone’s needs, and respects differences and disagreements). We prohibit bigotry and/or discrimination based upon demographics including: race, ethnicity, birthplace, religion, spirituality, anatomy, disability, gender, sexual orientation, class, legal status, politics, etc.

• We use “I statements” to share our point of view while recognizing different views. Examples:

“I believe this happened,”

“I remember her saying this,”

“It seems to me that he was doing this,” etc.

• After sharing, you may ask others for feedback. If you do not want feedback, no one may provide feedback. After feedback is given, the Speaking Stick is passed to the next person waiting to share.

• The facilitator may need to ask someone to wrap up their share or feedback so everyone waiting to share will have time to share.

• We respect people's choices surrounding medication and diagnosis. We value self-determination and mutual support.

• While everyone has the right to refuse feedback, this group is also a safe space to call each other in — asking questions in good faith and sharing information to help meet everyone’s needs. We are all always learning.

• We respect the confidentiality of those here. Who you see here, what you hear here, let it stay here.

• This group is peer-led. It is NOT an alternative to professional mental health care. It is NOT designed to provide emergency services.

Note: These agreements borrow from the Wildfire/Mad Tea House Open Share meeting agreements. These agreements were adapted for this group by Dee Bosold.

Vinyasa Yoga: Strengthen & Flow Mary

Novice Adventurer D&D Weekly Session

If you've ever wanted to wander into the world of D&D, Sam is here to guide your way!

Every Sunday from 2-4pm he will be running a drop in campaign designed with flexibility and new players in mind.

Minimum age to adventure is 9.

Game Club

Wanderer's Haul game club is kicking off in 2026! Game club will meet twice weekly at the Haul. Stop in for play days as often as you would like. Members can learn new games, share games they love, and help build a schedule of games based on their favorites and new releases coming out in 2026.

Anyone can be a part of the game club! All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Porch Pot Make-N-Take Workshop

Join us to create your very own porch pot filled with fresh greens and natural décor—perfect for adding a festive touch to your outdoor space!
Bring your own perennial pot (12–14”) with soil/filler ready for live greens, or choose the “New Pot” option and we’ll have one ready for you (styles will vary).
Workshops will be held in our retail shop, where there’s plenty of space to design comfortably. Garden gloves are recommended.
You MUST pre-register for this event. Due to limited class sizes, we are unable to issue Refunds.
$50-$60 each |Registration opens November 1, 2025 at www.shopatwoods.com
PLEASE NOTE: Make sure you receive an email verification of purchase at checkout. If you do not receive an email your payment has not gone through, and you are not registered for the class.

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors Meeting

Meetings

The Board of Supervisors meets at 8:30 a.m. on most Mondays, and members of the public are welcome to attend. However, it is recommended that any agenda items be submitted in advance to the Auditor’s office no later than noon on Thursday prior to the meeting.

Minutes of the Board meetings are available for public viewing in the County Auditor’s office in the Courthouse, are on the Agenda & Minutes page, and are published weekly in the official county newspapers.

Supervisors Description & Duties

County governments are the quiet, consistent providers of essential services. The Board of Supervisors are the administrative / legislative branch of county government.

Responsibilities Include and Are Not Limited To:

• Setting the county budget & tax levy.
• Approve bonds and reports.
• Hire and supervise non-elected department heads.
• Set county policies. (See Jefferson County Code of Ordinances).

Terms & Elections

• The three Jefferson County Supervisors are elected to serve staggered four-year terms.
• Elections are held every 2 years.

Pilates Reformer/Appartus:Advanced

Pilates: Over 65's Reformer/Apparatus

LEGO Playtime

Join for unstructured LEGO playtime every Monday! 

If you need disability-related accommodations in order to participate in this event, please contact the FPL Front Desk at at 641-472-6551, Ext. 1.

English Learning Circle

Language Learning Circles bring together native speakers, advanced students, and beginners for weekly conversational language practice at the Library. Participants meet at the tables in the center of the building between the Book Sale area and Adult Fiction but are free to explore during the session. We encourage learners to try the free Mango Languages learning app—available to all FPL borrowers. Get started here!

Porch Pot Make-N-Take Workshop

Join us to create your very own porch pot filled with fresh greens and natural décor—perfect for adding a festive touch to your outdoor space!
Bring your own perennial pot (12–14”) with soil/filler ready for live greens, or choose the “New Pot” option and we’ll have one ready for you (styles will vary).
Workshops will be held in our retail shop, where there’s plenty of space to design comfortably. Garden gloves are recommended.
You MUST pre-register for this event. Due to limited class sizes, we are unable to issue Refunds.
$50-$60 each |Registration opens November 1, 2025 at www.shopatwoods.com
PLEASE NOTE: Make sure you receive an email verification of purchase at checkout. If you do not receive an email your payment has not gone through, and you are not registered for the class.