Scheduled maintenance will be performed Saturday, Feb. 28th starting at ~7:15pm and will last approximately 6 hours. During this time the library catalog, My Account, Libby, and databases will be unavailable.
Scheduled maintenance will be performed Saturday, Feb. 28th starting at ~7:15pm and will last approximately 6 hours. During this time the library catalog, My Account, Libby, and databases will be unavailable.
Check out the latest updates on the Maplewood Community Library Expansion project and find information about their temporary location.
The Monroe County Library System and the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County are excited to introduce 5 new VIP Pass Explorer Kits to the popular VIP Pass collection.
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
Design and laminate your own bookmarks surrounding the important events, topics, and people throughout Black History.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Is English a new language for you? Do you want to get your Hich School GED? Or are you looking to learn a trade? Join us February 26th from 1 to 3 to find out how easy it is to get started on the path to success.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at R.L. Edwards Manor at 615 Clarissa St, Rochester and ...
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Drop by to join our D&D club with Mr. Issac and friends! Each player will be allowed only one character to use during a single campaign. All supplies provided but must already have a character to play. Ages 7-16.
Join Jennifer every Thursday at Three for half an hour of one of these fun activities: juggling, mime or drumming. Registration is not required and the whole family is welcome to participate.
A free, independent press is essential for a democratic society. Meet a team of journalists to discuss future coverage and learn how the Democrat and Chronicle team works. There will be plenty of time for audience questions!
Create with the library's LEGO and DUPLO sets! Ages 5-12.
Get ready to apply for Summer of Opportunity with a new or updated resume.
Are you ready to take control of your business finances? Join us for "Introduction to Bookkeeping and Financial Statements", a free session designed for small business owners looking to strengthen their financial foundation. This webinar will equip you with bookkeeping essentials and provide an overview of the financial statements you will need to make informed business decisions. In this session, you’ll learn: Business Expenses: Understand the difference between fixed and ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Harvest Time Sanctuary at 890 Plymouth Ave, Rochester, NY and ...
Seed starting is a rewarding late winter/early spring activity for gardeners. We will cover ways to start your own vegetables, flowers, and herb seeds. Registration is required with an active email address for the Zoom link. The Master Gardner series is brought to you by the Cornell Cooperative Extension.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
Tell Your Story: Create a Video to Share with Family Friday, February 27 at 10:30am, 11:15am or 12pm Sign up for one ½ hour session. Tell your story with a video camera, some lighting equipment, and some question prompts. Then take your story home with you on your own DVD.
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Join us every Friday at 11:15AM in the Children's Area of the library for story time. Reading, music, and just plain fun awaits you. Ages under 5 accompanied with a guardian or caregiver are welcome. No registration required.
Tell Your Story: Create a Video to Share with Family Friday, February 27 at 10:30am, 11:15am or 12pm Sign up for one ½ hour session. Tell your story with a video camera, some lighting equipment, and some question prompts. Then take your story home with you on your own DVD.
Sing, read, rhyme, and play What program has all the songs, rhymes, and stories to help develop a toddler’s early literacy? Why Toddler Time, that’s what! Join us every Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm for an hour of singing, reading and playing. This program, perfect for ages 2-3, offers vital opportunities to expand your toddler’s early literacy skills, all ...
Tell Your Story: Create a Video to Share with Family Friday, February 27 at 10:30am, 11:15am or 12pm Sign up for one ½ hour session. Tell your story with a video camera, some lighting equipment, and some question prompts. Then take your story home with you on your own DVD.
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Need help with a device, app, or technology skill? Schedule a 1-on-1 session with Cormel. Call the library or ask a staff member to make an appointment.
Attention: This class is for current Wired for Opportunity students ONLY. Did you miss a Wired for Opportunity class session? Use this class to make it up! In this class, we'll be going over the basics from Intro to Computers as well as taking related questions. Maximum of 10 participants, registration required. This is a stand-alone class that is a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Those under the ...
Join us for a popular program from the Seneca Park Zoo! Listen to an animal story and meet a real animal ambassador from the ZooMobile. The theme of this month’s story time safari will be “Animal Art.”
Interactive activity and then a read aloud together of “Constance Mitchell Stands Up!”
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class. This class is taught by our volunteer ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church at 304 Joseph Ave, ...
Join Jabez Turner in celebrating Black History Month. He absorbed Black History by taking a 28 day journey through the song Wade in the Water - culminating in this pop-up showcase featuring all the art and the creativity that was expressed throughout the month.
Violin Duo – RPO violinists Anna Leunisand Petros Karapetyan will play for us and share about their recent trip to a Kenyan orphanage where they brought musical instruments and gave lessons.
Please join us to make crepe paper flowers and bring a little color and warmth into the season. You’ll learn how to craft a variety of crepe paper blooms and explore simple techniques for shaping, layering, and assembling petals to create a beautiful, lasting paper flower bouquet. No experience necessary—this workshop is beginner-friendly and perfect for anyone who loves hands-on creativity. All materials and step-by-step instruction are provided. You’ll ...
Explore the stars and the science behind them in this bilingual STEAM workshop. Families will engage in hands-on activities and learn how astronomy connects with Indiginous and Hispanic traditions. All ages. This program is the second in a six-part series honoring Hispanic culture and creativity funded through the City of Rochester's ArtsBloom Grant.
Accept our February building challenge and create a LEGO Fairytale! Whatever you build, we’ll put it on display. All ages.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at the Mature Adult Resource Center at 86 Vienna Street, ...
Digital Literacy is a program of Literacy Rochester that teaches adults basic computer skills. Trained volunteers assist individuals with operating devices, navigating the internet, and using software. The program is provided for free on a drop-in, first-come, first-serve basis.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
This beginner-friendly class introduces the fundamentals of using a computer and laptop, including basic navigation, mouse and keyboard skills, and everyday computer tasks. No prior experience is needed. This class can also be used as a make-up session for participants in the Wired for Opportunity program (But cannot count as the final class in the wired for opportunity sequence) and for those who would like extra practice or a refresher. Registration is suggested.
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Learn how to play or challenges others to a match. All ages.
Join through Zoom or in-person at Maplewood Community Library for an hour free Citizenship Class. There are 16-weekly sessions that repeat continuously. We review colonial history, US history, US government and civics, writing and Yes/No questions. All English levels welcome. Also special help is available if your test date is near. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb.org Show a scanned piece of mail with a ...
Feeling overwhelmed when it comes to computers or your smartphone? The Library Assistant is here to help! Join her on Monday evenings for structured lessons and master the basics in no time. Perfect for anyone 18+ interested in general digital literacy, or with specific tasks to complete. Laptops provided for in-house use; or you can bring your personal device if you have one. Just be sure to bring reading glasses and a can-do attitude! &...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Join through Zoom for an hour free Beginning English Class. This class is open to Monroe County, New York residents, because the library program is supported by Monroe County, NY taxes. We review basic pronunciation, vocabulary, verbal phrases and tenses. Beginning English levels welcome. Once you attend this group class, we could set up a weekly small group class for you to improve your English. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb....
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at the Center for Community Alternatives at 133 Andrews St, Rochester, and is for CCA members only. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 ...
Join us on Tuesdays at 10 AM in the story time room for music, reading, and playing! Planned for children ages 0 - 3 with a caregiver. No registration required.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
Learn about Lantern Festival Day in this special storytime. Best for ages 4 and under.
Representatives from Father Tracy Advocacy Center will be at the Lincoln Branch to provide support and resources. Call 585-563-7008 for more information.
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their English skills through presentation. Students create a Powerpoint or Google Slides presentation and share it on Zoom it with their own English narration. Students also answer questions afterward in English. Send an email to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned picture of a piece of mail with a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for this ...
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Kids come meet, pet, and read to a community working dog from RocDog!
Come work on your wellness by practicing simple Yoga in the Secret Room! All ages
Learn the very basics or brush up on more advanced material! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must ...
This is a Zoom class for New-English learners to practice their English through writing. The free class is one-hour on Zoom and accepts all levels. Practice writing English through writing about your experiences. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail to show a local address in Monroe County, NY to receive the Zoom link. This weekly Zoom class is taught by our volunteer Michael.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
Business First Wednesdays are for aspiring or current business owners and is brought to you by the Business Insight Center of the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County and the SUNY Brockport Small Business Development Center. To register, please call the Business Insight Center at 585.428.8106, contact business.insight@libraryweb.org or see below. This program is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the US Small Business Administration. Services are extended to ...
Una introducción básica al uso de las computadoras. En esta clase, repasaremos el hardware de la computadora y su funcionamiento, cómo conectarse an internet y cómo crear una cuenta de correo electrónico. Máximo de 10 participantes, no se requiere experiencia previa, inscripción obligatoria. Esta es una serie de 4 clases que forman parte del programa Wired for Opportunity. Los estudiantes deben tener al ...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at the Center for Community Alternatives at 133 Andrews St, Rochester, and is for CCA members only. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 ...
Stories, songs, and music for little ones and their grownups! All ages.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Dr. Michael will be on hand to provide primary care to Rochester residents that are unhouses in the Joseph Avenue/14621 area. Call or text 585-922-4232 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Join us in conversation with bestselling author and humorist Michael Perry, whose collection of genre-spanning works encapsulates the experiences–and the magic–of rural town communities and the everyday people who reside in them. In Michael Perry’s memoir, Population: 485, the local vigilante is a farmer's wife armed with a pistol and a Bible, the most senior member of the volunteer fire department is a cross-eyed butcher with one kidney ...
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Fun for the whole family! Whether you’re a grand master or a rookie, everyone is invited to Family Chess Club. This group meets every Wednesday from 3:00 TO 4:00PM offering opportunities to play games, share strategies, and most importantly, make friends! We welcome players of all ages and skill levels, so grab a friend or two and get ready to say check mate! For more information, call the library at 428-8204.
Get help with schoolwork from Mr Matt! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Meadow Reserve at 100 Hulda Park, Rochester, NY and is ...
Therapy dogs are coming to visit! Spend time with furry friends from the RocDog Community Group in the story time room at the Sully Branch Library.
Unleash your creativity and join us for a variety of crafts on Wednesday afternoons! Intended for school age children.
Come share your enjoyment of all things yarn! We will be crocheting, but feel free to show off your knitting skills!
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
Is your small business protected from unexpected risks? Join Start Small Think Big and insurance experts from Stockbridge Risk Management for a free, practical webinar designed to help entrepreneurs confidently understand and choose the right business insurance coverage. In this session, you’ll learn how to: Identify common risks faced by small businesses that can be addressed by insurance Understand key types of coverage—including general liability, property, workers’ compensation, and more ...
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Please join us for a monthly community building circle! We are social beings that not only need connection -- we thrive and are more resilient when community bonds are nurtured and strengthened. The circle structure, where each person has an opportunity to speak, in turn, without interruption, creates a safe space to make connections, build relationships and be heard. Each circle focuses on a meaningful topic that ...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Drop by to join our D&D club with Mr. Issac and friends! Each player will be allowed only one character to use during a single campaign. All supplies provided but must already have a character to play. Ages 7-16.
Join Jennifer every Thursday at Three for half an hour of one of these fun activities: juggling, mime or drumming. Registration is not required and the whole family is welcome to participate.
Create with the library's LEGO and DUPLO sets! Ages 5-12.
Level up at Nintendo Switch Thursday Jump like Mario, fight like Link, and level up like a Pokémon master, all at Nintendo Switch Thursday. Join us on the first Thursday of the month for our free Nintendo switch program. Kids ages 9 and up can drop in to play any one of our super switch games. No prior experience is needed to participate, so come by yourself, or bring a player two, and get ...
Drop in and play some of our Switch Games Drop in at the Winton Branch Library at 611 N Winton Rd to play any of our Switch Games. We will have everything you need to play either by yourself or with a partner.
Pokémon Club is a new program providing young players with tools to learn and develop skills through playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game and other Pokémon-themed activities.
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they ...
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class is hosted through Imagine Me Community Outreach Inc. and will ...
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Join us every Friday at 11:15AM in the Children's Area of the library for story time. Reading, music, and just plain fun awaits you. Ages under 5 accompanied with a guardian or caregiver are welcome. No registration required.
Sing, read, rhyme, and play What program has all the songs, rhymes, and stories to help develop a toddler’s early literacy? Why Toddler Time, that’s what! Join us every Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm for an hour of singing, reading and playing. This program, perfect for ages 2-3, offers vital opportunities to expand your toddler’s early literacy skills, all ...
Figuring out what is and isn’t a scam online can be difficult these days. This class will help participants feel confident in recognizing online scams and feel safe while using the internet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will ...
If you know single and double crochet, you will soon know how to make a granny square! Bring a G-6 crochet hook and we will have a few colors of yarn. Want your own special color? Make sure that you purchase 100% cotton yarn, so that the potholder doesn't melt! Space is limited to ten people. Make sure to register!
Join us after school for some fun activities. Will we make a craft? Play some games? Watch a movie? Go on a scavenger hunt? Stop by the library to find out!
Need help with a device, app, or technology skill? Schedule a 1-on-1 session with Cormel. Call the library or ask a staff member to make an appointment.
Directed by Stanley Nelson , the film is narrated by Emmy award-winning actor Alfre Woodard. Actor Wendell Pierce is featured as the voice of abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
Attention: This class is for current Wired for Opportunity students ONLY. Did you miss a Wired for Opportunity class session? Use this class to make it up! In this class, we'll be going over the basics from Intro to Computers as well as taking related questions. Maximum of 10 participants, registration required. This is a stand-alone class that is a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Those under the ...
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class. This class is taught by our volunteer ...
In this monthly workshop you’ll work within a creative and supportive writing community to hone your craft and tell your story. Expect a variety of activities that will help you generate new ideas, revise existing projects, and establish effective writing practices for yourself. All levels of experience are welcome. Jen Case teaches writing workshops and leads literary discussions at libraries and senior living communities around Monroe County. She also presents with the group ...
A Monthly Genealogy Club co-sponsored by the Rochester Genealogical Society Facilitated by John D. Caufield & Anna Tomasso Are you a fan of family history? Do you wonder who your ancestors were and how you can learn more about them? Whether you are an experienced researcher or just starting out, we invite you to join our friendly, informal monthly gathering. Explore your questions, share your discoveries, and research your family’s past alongside ...
Intro to Computers – A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If ...
Irish fun for the whole family! Step your way to the Winton Branch Library for a free program of Irish Dancing with the Goodwin Academy! The show is for all families,especially those with children ages 4-8 and will be held at 10:30am on Saturday, March 7, just in time to prepare for Saint Patrick’s Day. Dancers will perform a lively repertoire of modern and traditional Irish dancing, mixed with fun facts about the ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at New Path Ministries at 690 N. Goodman St, Rochester, and ...
Explore the stars and the science behind them in this bilingual STEAM workshop. Families will engage in hands-on activities and learn how astronomy connects with Indigenous and Hispanic traditions. Presented by Grupo Cultural Latinos en Rochester through ArtsBloom.
Bring nature indoors by crafting a whimsical yet practical fairy garden terrarium. In this class you will learn how to build your very own self-sustaining terrarium. At the end of class you'll be able to take your creation home with you! All supplies are provided, but you can bring decorative accents to give your terrarium a personal touch. Registration is required, maximum of 12 participants.
The East Main-Culver area of Southeast Rochester has a fascinating history. Originally part of the town of Brighton, the neighborhood was a nursery hub for many years before its pastoral farmlands were converted into residential tracts and manufacturing centers. Join us for this image-rich presentation as Geoffrey Zeiner—author of the award-winning blog Gonechester.com—takes us on a journey around the East Main and Culver area, from its nursery era through its ...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
Charlotte Branch Library's Produce Distribution. Occurs on the First Saturday of every month until all food is distributed. Volunteers are welcome to arrive beginning at 3 p.m. to help. Produce Distribution takes place in our basement level meeting room. Jennifer Cherelin is the Produce Distribution coordinator. Please call the library with any further questions.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at the Mature Adult Resource Center at 86 Vienna Street, ...
Digital Literacy is a program of Literacy Rochester that teaches adults basic computer skills. Trained volunteers assist individuals with operating devices, navigating the internet, and using software. The program is provided for free on a drop-in, first-come, first-serve basis.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
This beginner-friendly class introduces the fundamentals of using a computer and laptop, including basic navigation, mouse and keyboard skills, and everyday computer tasks. No prior experience is needed. This class can also be used as a make-up session for participants in the Wired for Opportunity program (But cannot count as the final class in the wired for opportunity sequence) and for those who would like extra practice or a refresher. Registration is suggested.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Plymouth Gardens Senior Apartments at 1400 Plymouth Ave South, Rochester, ...
Join through Zoom or in-person at Maplewood Community Library for an hour free Citizenship Class. There are 16-weekly sessions that repeat continuously. We review colonial history, US history, US government and civics, writing and Yes/No questions. All English levels welcome. Also special help is available if your test date is near. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb.org Show a scanned piece of mail with a ...
Feeling overwhelmed when it comes to computers or your smartphone? The Library Assistant is here to help! Join her on Monday evenings for structured lessons and master the basics in no time. Perfect for anyone 18+ interested in general digital literacy, or with specific tasks to complete. Laptops provided for in-house use; or you can bring your personal device if you have one. Just be sure to bring reading glasses and a can-do attitude! &...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Join through Zoom for an hour free Beginning English Class. This class is open to Monroe County, New York residents, because the library program is supported by Monroe County, NY taxes. We review basic pronunciation, vocabulary, verbal phrases and tenses. Beginning English levels welcome. Once you attend this group class, we could set up a weekly small group class for you to improve your English. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb....
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at the Center for Community Alternatives at 133 Andrews St, Rochester, and is for CCA members only. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If ...
Join us on Tuesdays at 10 AM in the story time room for music, reading, and playing! Planned for children ages 0 - 3 with a caregiver. No registration required.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
Come learn sounds, shapes, colors, and numbers! For little ones and their caregivers.
Representatives from Father Tracy Advocacy Center will be at the Lincoln Branch to provide support and resources. Call 585-563-7008 for more information.
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their English skills through presentation. Students create a Powerpoint or Google Slides presentation and share it on Zoom it with their own English narration. Students also answer questions afterward in English. Send an email to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned picture of a piece of mail with a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for this ...
Every Day Is Sunday: How Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft, and Roger Goodell Turned the NFL Into a Cultural and Economic Juggernaut by Ken Belson Ken Belson traces the evolution of the league from “one of the four US professional sports,” to the superpower it is today, beginning with the arrival of owners Jerry Jones and Robert Kraft in the early 1990’s. Belson provides an inside look into the secretive owner’s&...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 ...
Learn the very basics or brush up on more advanced material! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must ...
This is a Zoom class for New-English learners to practice their English through writing. The free class is one-hour on Zoom and accepts all levels. Practice writing English through writing about your experiences. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail to show a local address in Monroe County, NY to receive the Zoom link. This weekly Zoom class is taught by our volunteer Michael.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
Una introducción básica al uso de las computadoras. En esta clase, repasaremos el hardware de la computadora y su funcionamiento, cómo conectarse an internet y cómo crear una cuenta de correo electrónico. Máximo de 10 participantes, no se requiere experiencia previa, inscripción obligatoria. Esta es una serie de 4 clases que forman parte del programa Wired for Opportunity. Los estudiantes deben tener al ...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at the Center for Community Alternatives at 133 Andrews St, Rochester, and is for CCA members only. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If ...
Stories, songs, and music for little ones and their grownups! All ages.
Join Start Small Think Big, Columbia Law School, and 651 Arts for a free webinar that breaks down what small business owners need to know about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the vital role accessibility plays in creating inclusive communities. The ADA is more than a set of regulations—it’s a commitment to ensuring that people with disabilities can access goods, services, and spaces on an equal basis. This session will ...
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Dr. Michael will be on hand to provide primary care to Rochester residents that are unhouses in the Joseph Avenue/14621 area. Call or text 585-922-4232 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Fun for the whole family! Whether you’re a grand master or a rookie, everyone is invited to Family Chess Club. This group meets every Wednesday from 3:00 TO 4:00PM offering opportunities to play games, share strategies, and most importantly, make friends! We welcome players of all ages and skill levels, so grab a friend or two and get ready to say check mate! For more information, call the library at 428-8204.
Get help with schoolwork from Mr Matt! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Meadow Reserve at 100 Hulda Park, Rochester, NY and is ...
Join us every second Wednesday of the month to make a craft in the story time room! The library will provide supplies for up to 25 craft-making kids.
Unleash your creativity and join us for a variety of crafts on Wednesday afternoons! Intended for school age children.
Come share your enjoyment of all things yarn! We will be crocheting, but feel free to show off your knitting skills!
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Come experience a wellness practice in which you do absolutely nothing but allow sounds and auditory vibrations to flow over and through your body. Dr. Sandra Sluberski will provide the sounds and vibratory power of gong, tingsha, singing bowls, tanpura, wooden flute, and more to promote cellular health, emotional release, and cognitive flexibility. Sound Baths have been clinically proven to lower stress and blood pressure. Plan to sit in a chair, or you may bring ...
Drop by to join our D&D club with Mr. Issac and friends! Each player will be allowed only one character to use during a single campaign. All supplies provided but must already have a character to play. Ages 7-16.
Join Jennifer every Thursday at Three for half an hour of one of these fun activities: juggling, mime or drumming. Registration is not required and the whole family is welcome to participate.
Create with the library's LEGO and DUPLO sets! Ages 5-12.
Gear up for St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow with this colorful science experiment! Best for ages 4+.
The first part of this series will be about Eleanor Roosevelt’s birth and the loss of both parents at a young age, her education in London, and Eleanor’s return to America where she meets a young Franklin Roosevelt. This presentation will also focus on Eleanor and Franklin’s marriage life, Franklin’s betrayal, and how polio affected their lives. During the 1920s, Eleanor will become the eyes and ears ...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they ...
The Rochester International Film Festival (Est. 1959) is one of the oldest running short film festivals and has consistently been voted “Best Local Film Festival” by the readers of City Newspaper. The event is produced and presented by Movies on a Shoestring, Inc., a 100% volunteer run organization. The Best of the Fest collection represents over fifty years of the very best films as voted by film festival patrons. Filmmakers from around the world create ...
You’re invited to join us for a virtual conversation with acclaimed author Kate Quinn about her latest fantastical work, The Astral Library, which poses the question: Have you ever wished you could live inside a book? Welcome to the Astral Library, where books are not just objects, but doors to new worlds, new lives, and new futures. Alexandria “Alix” Watson has learned one lesson from her barren childhood in the foster-care ...
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class is hosted through Imagine Me Community Outreach Inc. and will ...
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Join us every Friday at 11:15AM in the Children's Area of the library for story time. Reading, music, and just plain fun awaits you. Ages under 5 accompanied with a guardian or caregiver are welcome. No registration required.
Sing, read, rhyme, and play What program has all the songs, rhymes, and stories to help develop a toddler’s early literacy? Why Toddler Time, that’s what! Join us every Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm for an hour of singing, reading and playing. This program, perfect for ages 2-3, offers vital opportunities to expand your toddler’s early literacy skills, all ...
Figuring out what is and isn’t a scam online can be difficult these days. This class will help participants feel confident in recognizing online scams and feel safe while using the internet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will ...
Need help with a device, app, or technology skill? Schedule a 1-on-1 session with Cormel. Call the library or ask a staff member to make an appointment.
Celebrate 3.141 on 3/13! Enjoy a mini pie and some related activities. Ages 13-18.
Drop in and make a festive bracelet! Ages 5-12.
Notary services will resume 10am Monday March 16th. Other RPL Branch locations with Notary Services, Call ahead for availability Central– (585) 428-8020 Winton – (585) 428-8204 Lincoln – (585) 428-8210 Monroe – (585) 428-8202 Maplewood – (585) 428-8220 Arnett – (585) 428-8214
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class. This class is taught by our volunteer ...
Intro to Computers – A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If ...
Just learning to read and maybe a little unsure of yourself? Come and read to a RocDog! A therapy dog is just waiting to support you.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at New Path Ministries at 690 N. Goodman St, Rochester, and ...
Join Master Gardener Karen Soanes and get a jump on spring by starting plants inside. Starting seeds is a rewarding late winter/early Spring activity for gardeners. Learn techniques and tips for seed selection, successful seedling growth, hardening off and planting times. No registration required.
Join us at the Lyell Branch for Artwork for the Soul. Feel Good Jar Theme: Gratitude & Emotional Resilience Objective: Participants create a tangible resource to support emotional regulation during challenging moments Seasonal Depression Theme: Emotional Awareness & Coping Skills Objective: Participants use art to identify and process emotions connected to seasonal changes. Mantra Creation Theme: Empowerment & Positive Self-Talk Objective: Participants develop a personal mantra to reinforce motivation, confidence, and resilience. Stone of ...
Gather around for heartwarming tales passed down through generations. Elders from the community will share personal stories and cultural wisdom. Presented by Grupo Cultural Latinos en Rochester through ArtsBloom.
Stop and see the library at Rochester's 2026 Celtic Family Faire after the St. Patrick's Day Parade for fun St. Patrick's Day Math mash up activities. How well do you know place values? How do you measure a Pie? What pie flavor is best? and can we really estimate Pi with Toothpicks? Help up solve these questions before the leprechauns run off with our Pie This event will be held off site at&...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
This spring, the Rochester Folk Art Guild will present a major exhibition at the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County celebrating seventy years of craft, community, and creative life in upstate New York. Founded in 1957, the Rochester Folk Art Guild is a nonprofit working artist community based on a 350-acre working farm in the Finger Lakes, near Canandaigua Lake. The Guild is home to a group of craftspeople who live and work together, tending ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at the Mature Adult Resource Center at 86 Vienna Street, ...
Digital Literacy is a program of Literacy Rochester that teaches adults basic computer skills. Trained volunteers assist individuals with operating devices, navigating the internet, and using software. The program is provided for free on a drop-in, first-come, first-serve basis.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
This beginner-friendly class introduces the fundamentals of using a computer and laptop, including basic navigation, mouse and keyboard skills, and everyday computer tasks. No prior experience is needed. This class can also be used as a make-up session for participants in the Wired for Opportunity program (But cannot count as the final class in the wired for opportunity sequence) and for those who would like extra practice or a refresher. Registration is suggested.
Make your drawing disappear with this neat light refraction experiment. Best for ages 4+.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Plymouth Gardens Senior Apartments at 1400 Plymouth Ave South, Rochester, ...
Learn how to play or challenges others to a match. All ages.
Join through Zoom or in-person at Maplewood Community Library for an hour free Citizenship Class. There are 16-weekly sessions that repeat continuously. We review colonial history, US history, US government and civics, writing and Yes/No questions. All English levels welcome. Also special help is available if your test date is near. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb.org Show a scanned piece of mail with a ...
Feeling overwhelmed when it comes to computers or your smartphone? The Library Assistant is here to help! Join her on Monday evenings for structured lessons and master the basics in no time. Perfect for anyone 18+ interested in general digital literacy, or with specific tasks to complete. Laptops provided for in-house use; or you can bring your personal device if you have one. Just be sure to bring reading glasses and a can-do attitude! &...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Join through Zoom for an hour free Beginning English Class. This class is open to Monroe County, New York residents, because the library program is supported by Monroe County, NY taxes. We review basic pronunciation, vocabulary, verbal phrases and tenses. Beginning English levels welcome. Once you attend this group class, we could set up a weekly small group class for you to improve your English. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb....
Join us on Tuesdays at 10 AM in the story time room for music, reading, and playing! Planned for children ages 0 - 3 with a caregiver. No registration required.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
Join us for some fun St. Patrick’s Day themed stories. Best for ages 4 and under.
Join us for a virtual book discussion on Zoom every third Tuesday of the month. Come in to pick up what we’ll be reading in February. For the Zoom link, email us at charlotte.programs@libraryweb.org
Representatives from Father Tracy Advocacy Center will be at the Lincoln Branch to provide support and resources. Call 585-563-7008 for more information.
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their English skills through presentation. Students create a Powerpoint or Google Slides presentation and share it on Zoom it with their own English narration. Students also answer questions afterward in English. Send an email to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned picture of a piece of mail with a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for this ...
The Library of Lost Maps: An Archive of a World in Progress by James Cheshire World-leading map maker James Cheshire’s discovery of a forgotten collection of maps at the University College London transports readers to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. “They hold thousands of maps and atlases of everything from cave networks to mountain ranges to capital flows to the surface of the moon. … The room is like a portal ...
Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by Start Small Think Big in collaboration with attorneys from Morrison Foerster, focusing on the critical importance of cybersecurity for small businesses. In today's digital landscape, understanding and mitigating cyber threats is part of safeguarding your business's future. In this webinar, you'll learn to: Understand the Importance of Cybersecurity for Your Small Business: Explore why robust data protection is important for small enterprises. Recognize Common ...
Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction. Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction. Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards. Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained. Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 ...
Mug , Sharpies - Gold & Green , Shamrock Stickers ( We have supplies!) Come to have fun together & relax with simple crafts!
Kids come meet, pet, and read to a community working dog from RocDog!
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 ...
Learn the very basics or brush up on more advanced material! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must ...
This is a Zoom class for New-English learners to practice their English through writing. The free class is one-hour on Zoom and accepts all levels. Practice writing English through writing about your experiences. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail to show a local address in Monroe County, NY to receive the Zoom link. This weekly Zoom class is taught by our volunteer Michael.
Una introducción básica al uso de las computadoras. En esta clase, repasaremos el hardware de la computadora y su funcionamiento, cómo conectarse an internet y cómo crear una cuenta de correo electrónico. Máximo de 10 participantes, no se requiere experiencia previa, inscripción obligatoria. Esta es una serie de 4 clases que forman parte del programa Wired for Opportunity. Los estudiantes deben tener al ...
Stories, songs, and music for little ones and their grownups! All ages.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Dr. Michael will be on hand to provide primary care to Rochester residents that are unhouses in the Joseph Avenue/14621 area. Call or text 585-922-4232 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Fun for the whole family! Whether you’re a grand master or a rookie, everyone is invited to Family Chess Club. This group meets every Wednesday from 3:00 TO 4:00PM offering opportunities to play games, share strategies, and most importantly, make friends! We welcome players of all ages and skill levels, so grab a friend or two and get ready to say check mate! For more information, call the library at 428-8204.
Get help with schoolwork from Mr Matt! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Meadow Reserve at 100 Hulda Park, Rochester, NY and is ...
Join us for LEGO club on the third Wednesday of every month! we provide piles of LEGO blocks so that kids can create to their hearts' content. Sponsored by the Friends and Foundation of the Rochester Public Library
Unleash your creativity and join us for a variety of crafts on Wednesday afternoons! Intended for school age children.
Come share your enjoyment of all things yarn! We will be crocheting, but feel free to show off your knitting skills!
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Join us for a fun lighthearted social gathering, where we share thoughts, color, play board games, play card games or do puzzles. Whatever catches our fancy.
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction. Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction. Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards. Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained. Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 ...
Drop by to join our D&D club with Mr. Issac and friends! Each player will be allowed only one character to use during a single campaign. All supplies provided but must already have a character to play. Ages 7-16.
Join Jennifer every Thursday at Three for half an hour of one of these fun activities: juggling, mime or drumming. Registration is not required and the whole family is welcome to participate.
Create with the library's LEGO and DUPLO sets! Ages 5-12.
Master the fundamentals of Cost of Goods [or services] Sold (COGS) in this practical workshop designed to help you designed to help you understand the key factors that drive your business profits. Learn how to calculate, track, and optimize your COGS to improve your bottom line. What You'll Learn: - Understand the essentials of Cost of Goods Sold and why it matters - Discover how COGS directly impacts your business success - Explore different ...
What’s that in the sky? It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s Comic Club! Join us at the Winton Branch Library for our monthly meeting of the Comic Club! On the third Thursday of every month, from 4:00pm -5:00pm kids 9 and up can gather to meet other comic lovers, discuss the club’s latest reads, and enjoy some super snacks! Our chosen book ...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they ...
Join Rochester Public Library and Monroe County Library System Director Emily Clasper for lively discussions of the books she gave five stars over the past few years. Read or listen to the selected book, then share your thoughts with Emily and other local readers. Space is limited – Registration required March Title: Everything Sad is Untrue by Daniel Nayeri Read the Book Library Catalog: Print Book Libby: eBook Libby: Audiobook
Celebrate the beginning of Spring with a storytime! Best for ages 4 and under.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class is hosted through Imagine Me Community Outreach Inc. and will ...
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Join us every Friday at 11:15AM in the Children's Area of the library for story time. Reading, music, and just plain fun awaits you. Ages under 5 accompanied with a guardian or caregiver are welcome. No registration required.
Sing, read, rhyme, and play What program has all the songs, rhymes, and stories to help develop a toddler’s early literacy? Why Toddler Time, that’s what! Join us every Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm for an hour of singing, reading and playing. This program, perfect for ages 2-3, offers vital opportunities to expand your toddler’s early literacy skills, all ...
Figuring out what is and isn’t a scam online can be difficult these days. This class will help participants feel confident in recognizing online scams and feel safe while using the internet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will ...
Come listen to some hoppy frog stories and make a frog all your own! Registration not required. While supplies last.
Enjoy some magic and learn how to make your own balloon creations with Cris Johnson! Ages 8-18.
Need help with a device, app, or technology skill? Schedule a 1-on-1 session with Cormel. Call the library or ask a staff member to make an appointment.
It’s the first day of Spring! So, let's do some dollhouse spring cleaning, choose new accessories and maybe make some flowers bloom! Due to delicate/fragile items, best for ages 7+.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class. This class is taught by our volunteer ...
Intro to Computers – A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at New Path Ministries at 690 N. Goodman St, Rochester, and ...
Join us at the Lyell Branch for Artwork for the Soul. Feel Good Jar Theme: Gratitude & Emotional Resilience Objective: Participants create a tangible resource to support emotional regulation during challenging moments Seasonal Depression Theme: Emotional Awareness & Coping Skills Objective: Participants use art to identify and process emotions connected to seasonal changes. Mantra Creation Theme: Empowerment & Positive Self-Talk Objective: Participants develop a personal mantra to reinforce motivation, confidence, and resilience. Stone of ...
Discover the vibrant world of Puerto Rican carnival through the book Vejigantes Masquerader by Lulu Delacre. Learn about masks, music, and tradition. Presented by Grupo Cultural Latinos en Rochester through ArtsBloom.
Celebrate the Spring Equinox with Cyanotypes. To celebrate the beginning of Spring we will be using the sun to make Cyanotype prints. The Cyanotype process is a simple photographic process that uses the sun's UV light to expose its light sensitive material, then developed in water to make a final image. This process can be used to make many types of images and has a rich visual history since its invention in 1842 by Sir ...
Our Holiday Bazaar was popular, so we’re trying it again. This is a chance for you to sell handcrafted spring decorations as well as other gifts and baubles. A little pocket money for you, an opportunity to shop and celebrate the arrival of spring for everyone else! Space is limited – sign up early!
Unete a la Sra. Jazmin mientras leemos historias increibles y cantamos canciones juntos! Para padres y ninos. Join Ms. Jazmin as we read amazing stories and sing songs together! For parents and children.
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, ...
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will be held at the Mature Adult Resource Center at 86 Vienna Street, ...
Digital Literacy is a program of Literacy Rochester that teaches adults basic computer skills. Trained volunteers assist individuals with operating devices, navigating the internet, and using software. The program is provided for free on a drop-in, first-come, first-serve basis.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
This beginner-friendly class introduces the fundamentals of using a computer and laptop, including basic navigation, mouse and keyboard skills, and everyday computer tasks. No prior experience is needed. This class can also be used as a make-up session for participants in the Wired for Opportunity program (But cannot count as the final class in the wired for opportunity sequence) and for those who would like extra practice or a refresher. Registration is suggested.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Plymouth Gardens Senior Apartments at 1400 Plymouth Ave South, Rochester, ...
Learn how to play or challenges others to a match. All ages.
Join through Zoom or in-person at Maplewood Community Library for an hour free Citizenship Class. There are 16-weekly sessions that repeat continuously. We review colonial history, US history, US government and civics, writing and Yes/No questions. All English levels welcome. Also special help is available if your test date is near. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb.org Show a scanned piece of mail with a ...
Feeling overwhelmed when it comes to computers or your smartphone? The Library Assistant is here to help! Join her on Monday evenings for structured lessons and master the basics in no time. Perfect for anyone 18+ interested in general digital literacy, or with specific tasks to complete. Laptops provided for in-house use; or you can bring your personal device if you have one. Just be sure to bring reading glasses and a can-do attitude! &...
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Join through Zoom for an hour free Beginning English Class. This class is open to Monroe County, New York residents, because the library program is supported by Monroe County, NY taxes. We review basic pronunciation, vocabulary, verbal phrases and tenses. Beginning English levels welcome. Once you attend this group class, we could set up a weekly small group class for you to improve your English. Contact through email at NewAmericans@libraryweb....
Join us on Tuesdays at 10 AM in the story time room for music, reading, and playing! Planned for children ages 0 - 3 with a caregiver. No registration required.
Meet with Joshua for resources and referrals related to job searching, finances, mental health, food and housing, education, and legal assistance. Available Mondays and Tuesdays during library hours.
Come learn sounds, shapes, colors, and numbers! For little ones and their caregivers.
Representatives from Father Tracy Advocacy Center will be at the Lincoln Branch to provide support and resources. Call 585-563-7008 for more information.
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their English skills through presentation. Students create a Powerpoint or Google Slides presentation and share it on Zoom it with their own English narration. Students also answer questions afterward in English. Send an email to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned picture of a piece of mail with a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for this ...
Somebody is Walking on Your Grave by Mariana Enriquez Enriquez’s book of essays is an investigation into the history and architecture, saints and ghosts, caretakers and visitors, and stories of the dead found in cemeteries across North and South America, Europe and Australia – including Paris’s catacombs, Prague’s Old Jewish Cemetery, New Orleans’s aboveground mausoleums, and Buenos Aires’s opulent Recoleta. Her memoir of “...
Join us for a special conversation between award-winning journalist Shoshana Walter and bestselling and award-winning author Barbara Kingsolver as they chat about Walter’s book Rehab: An American Scandal. In this work, Walter, a Pulitzer finalist, exposes the country’s failed response to the opioid crisis, and the malfeasance, corruption, and snake oil which blight the drug rehabilitation industry. Today, more people have access to treatment than ever before. So why isn’...
Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction. Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction. Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards. Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained. Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 ...
The rules for importing products into the U.S. have changed in a big way, and many small businesses are getting caught off guard. Whether you are importing for the first time or have been sourcing from abroad for years, recent legal changes have created new risks that can lead to significant delays, unexpected costs, and lost shipments. Join Start Small Think Big and a Global Trade Senior Counsel from eBay for a practical, how-to ...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 ...
Make art to keep or to donate to Rochester Contemporary Art Center’s 6X6 square art fundraiser. Each year thousands of works of art from around the world are exhibited at RoCo and sold to support this non-profit center for thoughtful contemporary art. https://roco6x6.org/about Stop by the Winton Branch Library between 4 pm and 6 pm where there will be art supplies and 6X6 inch square paper. Let your imagination ...
Learn the very basics or brush up on more advanced material! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must ...
This is a Zoom class for New-English learners to practice their English through writing. The free class is one-hour on Zoom and accepts all levels. Practice writing English through writing about your experiences. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail to show a local address in Monroe County, NY to receive the Zoom link. This weekly Zoom class is taught by our volunteer Michael.
Una introducción básica al uso de las computadoras. En esta clase, repasaremos el hardware de la computadora y su funcionamiento, cómo conectarse an internet y cómo crear una cuenta de correo electrónico. Máximo de 10 participantes, no se requiere experiencia previa, inscripción obligatoria. Esta es una serie de 4 clases que forman parte del programa Wired for Opportunity. Los estudiantes deben tener al ...
Stories, songs, and music for little ones and their grownups! All ages.
Set in Northern Ireland during the 1970s, The Milkman follows the unnamed narrator as she attempts to navigate a personal crisis in an unsympathetic neighborhood. Bring your lunch and we will provide the coffee and goodies. All are welcome and no registration is required. Copies of the book are available at the BLB Circulation Desk at the Central Library. For more information call the Arts & Literature desk at 428-8380.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Dr. Michael will be on hand to provide primary care to Rochester residents that are unhouses in the Joseph Avenue/14621 area. Call or text 585-922-4232 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Fun for the whole family! Whether you’re a grand master or a rookie, everyone is invited to Family Chess Club. This group meets every Wednesday from 3:00 TO 4:00PM offering opportunities to play games, share strategies, and most importantly, make friends! We welcome players of all ages and skill levels, so grab a friend or two and get ready to say check mate! For more information, call the library at 428-8204.
Get help with schoolwork from Mr Matt! Ages 8-18.
A basic introduction to using computers. In this class, we’ll go over the computer’s hardware and how to use it, how to get on the internet, and how to create your own email. Maximum of 10 participants, no experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. This class will take place at Meadow Reserve at 100 Hulda Park, Rochester, NY and is ...
Join us in the story time room for book bingo on the fourth Wednesday of every month! We will read a book out loud and then play BINGO with words from the story. Compete for candy prizes!
Unleash your creativity and join us for a variety of crafts on Wednesday afternoons! Intended for school age children.
Come share your enjoyment of all things yarn! We will be crocheting, but feel free to show off your knitting skills!
This weekly free Zoom class is for New-English learners to practice their conversational English. Questions are presented and answered by participants in a chosen order. Images and conversation starters are also presented during the hour. Reply to NewAmericans@libraryweb.org with a scanned piece of mail that shows a local Monroe County, NY address to receive the Zoom link for the weekly free class.
Join us for this storytime for all ages in the children's room. Stories, songs and fun for all!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Up to age 3 with adult(s). Siblings welcome. Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. Adults and children will both make new friends as we Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read.
Tell Your Story: Create a Video to Share with Family Friday, March 27 at 12pm, 12:45p, 1:30pm Sign up for one ½ hour session. Tell your story with a video camera, some lighting equipment, and some question prompts. Then take your story home with you on your own DVD.
Tell Your Story: Create a Video to Share with Family Friday, March 27 at 12pm, 12:45p, 1:30pm Sign up for one ½ hour session. Tell your story with a video camera, some lighting equipment, and some question prompts. Then take your story home with you on your own DVD.
Get 1-on-1 computer help from Literacy Rochester's Digital Volunteers every Wednesday and Thursday.
Tell Your Story: Create a Video to Share with Family Friday, March 27 at 12pm, 12:45p, 1:30pm Sign up for one ½ hour session. Tell your story with a video camera, some lighting equipment, and some question prompts. Then take your story home with you on your own DVD.
Learn the basics of using Google Workspace to create documents, edit spreadsheets, schedule your activities, and more! Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they will receive a free Chromebook to take home. Limit of one device per person per household while ...
Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction. Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction. Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards. Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained. Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 ...
Drop by to join our D&D club with Mr. Issac and friends! Each player will be allowed only one character to use during a single campaign. All supplies provided but must already have a character to play. Ages 7-16.
Join Jennifer every Thursday at Three for half an hour of one of these fun activities: juggling, mime or drumming. Registration is not required and the whole family is welcome to participate.
Create with the library's LEGO and DUPLO sets! Ages 5-12.
In this monthly workshop you’ll work within a creative and supportive writing community to hone your craft and tell your story. Expect a variety of activities that will help you generate new ideas, revise existing projects, and establish effective writing practices for yourself. All levels of experience are welcome. Jen Case teaches writing workshops and leads literary discussions at libraries and senior living communities around Monroe County. She also presents with the group ...
A basic introduction to using both Apple and Android phones and tablets. Learn about communicating, using the internet, navigating apps, and more! Students who have already received a Chromebook are NOT eligible for a tablet. Maximum of 10 participants, basic computer experience necessary, registration required. This is a series of 4 classes as a part of the Wired for Opportunity program. Students must be at least 14 years old to attend. If students complete all 4 classes, they ...
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