All RPL locations are currently open to the public. Click here for details.
All RPL locations are currently open to the public. Click here for details.
Phillis Wheatley Library has been serving the southwest Rochester community for 50 years. We would like to give back to the community with a party and everyone is invited!
Stop over to the Central Library and see the Art of the Book and Paper Exhibition on the first floor of the Rundel Memorial Building. This year we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the exhibit.
The Downtown Central Library’s Rundel Terrace Revitalization Project will transform a long-closed area into a new park-like public riverfront terrace, designed with spaces, pathways, and seating for engagement, education, and reflection.
Join us for an outdoor storytime! Meet a children’s librarian at the hollow tree across from Lamberton Conservatory for stories, songs, and rhymes. Storytimes help promote early learning skills and are a great way to bond with your little one. Best for toddlers, but older and younger siblings are welcome! Sign language interpretation is available upon request. Please call 428-8304 ten days prior to the event. Call the Children's Center at 428-8150 ...
Come to the LiBOOry for our special Halloween event. We'll have halloween stories to read, a ghostly craft, and a scaveneger hunt! Can you find six monsters hiding in the children's room!? For Boils and Ghouls of all ages! Registration required! [The same event repeats three times, you only need to register for the most convienent time!]
This months title is "The Only Woman in the Room" by Marie Benedict. “A powerful book based on the incredible true story of the glamour icon and scientist, The Only Woman in the Room is a masterpiece that celebrates the many women in science that history has overlooked..” Amazon.com. In person program or via Zoom. Email your request to Charlotte.Programs@libraryweb.org to receive Zoom invitation. Pick up ...
Come join us for some great stories at the Arnett Branch Children’s Room! This event is best suited for preschool age children. Registration is not required. Story Times at the Arnett Branch Library take place at 11:15 am on every Tuesday in July and August!
Basic computer skills, online accounts, applications, resumes, job search and MORE! Brought to you by *Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester and OACES.
Advance Registration is Required. Registration info. will be posted here, to ffrpl.org, each week for the following week's review. Books (two children’s titles): Opal's Greenwood Oasis by Najah-Amatullah Hylton and Quraysh Ali Lansana and Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre by Carole Boston Weatherford These historically accurate children's books describe Greenwood, one of the most prosperous black communities of the early 20th century, which was lost in the Tulsa Race ...
Learn how to take, send, and delete photos with your smartphone. Send your smartphone photos through e-mail and to Facebook, or store them to the cloud. Learn how to manage your photos in albums or search your photos by location or topic. Register online or call 428-8460 to register.
FFRPL is partnering with Writers & Books to support Rochester Reads 2021, featuring author and botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer. Due to limited capacity, advance registrations for in-person seating at Central Library immediately sold out. Register here for (free) tickets to the Virtual Reading on Wednesday, October 20 at 12pm Kimmerer’s acclaimed Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants takes readers on “a journey that is ...
Join us for a workshop focused on building your credit, increasing your credit score, budgeting and other methods to better your financial situation. Take control today!
Come to the LiBOOry for our special Halloween event. We'll have halloween stories to read, a ghostly craft, and a scaveneger hunt! Can you find six monsters hiding in the children's room!? For Boils and Ghouls of all ages! Registration required! [The same event repeats three times, you only need to register for the most convienent time!]
Learn about the different types of computers you could buy and use: tablets, laptops, smartphones, and desktops. Learn about WIFI and how to use the mouse. We will use a browser to visit internet sites. No prior computer experience required. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Come to the Lincoln Branch for some trick or treating and mask-making! Come in costume! If you don’t have your own costume, you can make a mask right here in your local library! Ѽ
What’s the best part of fall? Reading & Pumpkins! Join Ms. L for a fall-themed story time and pumpkin decorating while supplies last!
Join Ms. Jasmine for in-person storytime every Wednesday morning at 11:00 am! We hope to see you here!
We will be showing a movie with a magical theme in honor of the October holiday season. Recommended ages: 13+.
Come create a multi-layered, fully customizable, hip-hop beat with Josh Pettinger from Wicked Squid studios. This will be the beat used for an upcoming Digital Media contest for $$$. No registration required. Just show up and have fun!!!
Artist Sara Blake will show you the joy of drawing a Zentangle. The Zentangle method is an easy to learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. Zentangle is more than just a form of art it helps to relieve stress; it is very calming and offers enormous pleasure. One of the keys to this art form is to always take your time go slow and relax. The focus is ...
What is playwriting? It’s where critical thinking meets imagination, where plumbing meets art, where structure is everything and there’s an audience waiting in real time—so you better get to saying what you want to say before that fly buzzing around the stage lights becomes the only living thing in the theater holding anyone’s attention. Want to learn more? Come join us for this four-part general ...
Stop by the Children's Room to take & make a new craft! All supplies will be provided. Ages 12 and under.
Learn about many of the aspects of using your smartphone. Can I use WIFI to download apps? How do I delete an app? How do I transfer my pictures from my phone? Answer all these questions and more in this class. Register online or call 428-8460 to register.
Stymied by technology? Stop in the Charlotte Branch any Thursday @ 2 for one on one assistance with anything technical. Our experts can relieve you of any and all frustrations. And, you may learn something you didn't know about yourself.
Kids between the ages of 6 - 13 can take up to four free guitar lessons at the Toy Library in the Lincoln Branch Library. We will use Loog guitars generously provided by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Culture Alliance. They will learn everything need to begin a successful music career, whether as a hobby or the beginning of a lifelong passion! Loog guitars are specially designed for kids, but the library's custom lessons plans apply ...
One-on-one computer help. Call 428-8202 for an appointment.
Come to the LiBOOry for our special Halloween event. We'll have halloween stories to read, a ghostly craft, and a scaveneger hunt! Can you find six monsters hiding in the children's room!? For Boils and Ghouls of all ages! Registration required! [The same event repeats three times, you only need to register for the most convienent time!]
Every Wednesday, 5:30-7:30 pm via Zoom. Free for students who live in or near Rochester, New York. You must live in the United States and in or near Rochester, New York to be considered. Students who live in the United States but who live outside the Rochester, NY area are currently being waitlisted. Students who live outside the United States are no longer eligible for our program. To join our free online ...
Interested in LEARNING chess? Or, are you super competitive and looking to give out some "L"s ? Or, just looking for a great challenge? Join us every FRIDAY @ 1. Chess at the Circ Desk.
We will be playing a family-friendly (G-rated) movie in the children's room. Movies are randomly selected each week, but requests are welcome.
Get questions answered about E-mail, devices, and general assistance with technology.
Film Screening and Discussion Join local filmmakers Chris Christopher and Dave Marshall for a screening of their Emmy-award winning film Criminal Injustice: Death and Politics at Attica. Based on scores of interviews with eyewitnesses, as well as previously undisclosed documents, Criminal Injustice shines a light on new evidence regarding what exactly happened at Attica between September 9-13, 1971 and the role local, state, and even federal officials played there. The film raises important questions about the ...
Stories and songs with Miss Alex. Ages 2-4 years.
The following in-person & online workshops are offered by the Teen Central & the Tech Center at the Central Library. This program is presented in a four-course sequence. Each course is comprised of multiple sessions. Registration is required, and space is limited for in-person classes. Once registered, you will receive an email with the Zoom link and login information the day before the event. When: Mondays 5...
Movie night for the family and kids!
We offer assistance in resume and cover letter writing/formatting. Get tips and guidance on best practices. Bring your current resume or start a new one from scratch! Registration is not required, but space is limited.
Learn how to create linoleum cuts and print in two colors. This is a LIVE class in the Art Division. You will need to wear a mask and will be socially distant.
Join us online as Dellenna Harper, with co-author Jane Sutter Brandt, presents her new book God’s Teardrop: My journey of healing from addiction and prostitution. God’s Teardrop is Dellenna’s story of heaven’s response to a world filled with racism, sexism, bullies, oppression, shame, guilt, and addiction. Dellenna takes the reader through the darkness of addiction and prostitution, to the challenges of recovery and the incredible resilience of ...
Join us for an outdoor storytime! Meet a children’s librarian at the hollow tree across from Lamberton Conservatory for stories, songs, and rhymes. Storytimes help promote early learning skills and are a great way to bond with your little one. Best for toddlers, but older and younger siblings are welcome! Sign language interpretation is available upon request. Please call 428-8304 ten days prior to the event. Call the Children's Center at 428-8150 ...
Come join us for some great stories at the Arnett Branch Children’s Room! This event is best suited for preschool age children. Registration is not required. Story Times at the Arnett Branch Library take place at 11:15 am on every Tuesday in July and August!
Basic computer skills, online accounts, applications, resumes, job search and MORE! Brought to you by *Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester and OACES.
Advance Registration is Required. Registration info. will be posted here, to ffrpl.org, each week for the following week's review. Book: Where You Are is Not Who You Are by Ursula Burns Ursula M. Burns, the first Black female CEO of a Fortune 500 company, looks back at her life and her career at Xerox, and shares her unique insights on American business and corporate life. Reviewer: Sevin Yeltekin, PhD, Dean of the Simon Business ...
Learn about using Microsoft PowerPoint presentation software. Create slides in preview mode and add images and text with slide transitions and animations. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Musical Enjoyment with children's Sing-A-Longs! Feel free to wear your costume! Location: Childrens Room
Create glass jar pumpkins!
Please join our online book discussion group to discuss the suspense novel The Invited by Jennifer McMahon. This discussion will be meeting via Zoom, so access to a computer or other device and the internet is necessary to participate. Our group meets on a monthly basis, reads mostly contemporary fiction, although we occasionally read non-fiction, and warmly welcomes new participants. Registration is not required, but please contact Diane.Premo@libraryweb.org. if you ...
Learn about setting fonts, formatting and importing pictures through a project-based approach using Microsoft Word 2016. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Join Ms. Jasmine for in-person storytime every Wednesday morning at 11:00 am! We hope to see you here!
Enjoy some tasty snacks and have fun!
Draw this colorful parrot with artist Barbara Freiberg. This class is for beginners, adults and teens. Pencils will be supplied and returned to the library. This is a class through Zoom.
Join the Democracy Commitment at MCC, a campus initiative devoted to democracy promotion, for a National Issues Forum deliberative dialogue on improving and safeguarding voting rights and elections. Deliberation is an inclusive, non-adversarial way of discussing important public issues and allows citizens to assess public issues in light of the values they hold so they can take action. In Person! Masks are required. Wednesday, ...
Stop by the Children's Room to take & make a new craft! All supplies will be provided. Ages 12 and under.
Learn about what can be stored in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel 2016. Formula creation and cell formatting will be taught through a modifying an existing spreadsheet. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Stymied by technology? Stop in the Charlotte Branch any Thursday @ 2 for one on one assistance with anything technical. Our experts can relieve you of any and all frustrations. And, you may learn something you didn't know about yourself.
Kids between the ages of 6 - 13 can take up to four free guitar lessons at the Toy Library in the Lincoln Branch Library. We will use Loog guitars generously provided by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Culture Alliance. They will learn everything need to begin a successful music career, whether as a hobby or the beginning of a lifelong passion! Loog guitars are specially designed for kids, but the library's custom lessons plans apply ...
One-on-one computer help. Call 428-8202 for an appointment.
Every Wednesday, 5:30-7:30 pm via Zoom. Free for students who live in or near Rochester, New York. You must live in the United States and in or near Rochester, New York to be considered. Students who live in the United States but who live outside the Rochester, NY area are currently being waitlisted. Students who live outside the United States are no longer eligible for our program. To join our free online ...
Interested in LEARNING chess? Or, are you super competitive and looking to give out some "L"s ? Or, just looking for a great challenge? Join us every FRIDAY @ 1. Chess at the Circ Desk.
We will be playing a family-friendly (G-rated) movie in the children's room. Movies are randomly selected each week, but requests are welcome.
Join our bi-weekly books & more discussion sessions and flourish your love for reading and learning! Discussion topics range from YA classics, non-fiction to manga and graphic novels to poetry around the world. Registration is required. We meet in the B-hive meeting room on the 2nd floor at the Central Library. This event will be live stremmed as well. To attend via Zoom, you must ...
Join us and students from Nazareth College in the Children's Center at the Central Library for a playdate, scavenger hunt and a chance to get your child free GROW checks and follow-up support! What are GROW checks? They are free, quick, and fun health and developmental checks including speech and language, vision, hearing, dental, height and weight, and more! For more information, please call the Children's Center at 428-8150.
Get questions answered about E-mail, devices, and general assistance with technology.
Visit the Children’s Center for fun fall activities! There will be scavenger hunts around the library and other socially distant fun activities. Dress as your favorite character or make a mask and you could win free books. There may even be sweet treats! For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
The following in-person & online workshops are offered by the Teen Central & the Tech Center at the Central Library. This program is presented in a four-course sequence. Each course is comprised of multiple sessions. Registration is required, and space is limited for in-person classes. Once registered, you will receive an email with the Zoom link and login information the day before the event. When: Mondays 5...
Come join us for some great stories at the Arnett Branch Children’s Room! This event is best suited for preschool age children. Registration is not required. Story Times at the Arnett Branch Library take place at 11:15 am on every Tuesday in July and August!
Basic computer skills, online accounts, applications, resumes, job search and MORE! Brought to you by *Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester and OACES.
Advance Registration is Required. Registration info. will be posted here, to ffrpl.org, each week for the following week's review. Book: Get Good with Money by Tiffany Aliche Tiffany Aliche – the inspiring and savvy “Budgetnista” – outlines a holistic, realistic ten-step plan for all aspects of money management, while translating the most complex money concepts into relatable and understandable ideas. Reviewer: Shamika Fusco, RPL Librarian and Lyell Branch Supervisor. Shamika loves ...
Learn about the different types of computers you could buy and use: tablets, laptops, smartphones, and desktops. Learn about WIFI and how to use the mouse. We will use a browser to visit internet sites. No prior computer experience required. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Join Linda Wiener and Jessica Drachler, both CPA's as they discuss Year End Tax Planning ideas for small businesses and their owners. Linda and Jessica are CPA's with Allied Financial Partners, a Full Service Financial Firm with several office locations in Central and Western New York. Business First Wednesdays are for aspiring or current business owners and is brought to you by the Business Insight Center of the Central ...
Learn about many of the aspects of using your smartphone. Can I use WIFI to download apps? How do I delete an app? How do I transfer my pictures from my phone? Answer all these questions and more in this class. Register online or call 428-8460 to register.
Join Ms. Jasmine for in-person storytime every Wednesday morning at 11:00 am! We hope to see you here!
With over 39 migraine sufferers in the United States (Migraine Research Foundation), a unique book was needed to replace only the self help books previously available. “English,” wrote Virginia Woolf, “which can express the thoughts of Hamlet and the tragedy of Lear, has no words for the shiver and the headache. . . . let a sufferer try to describe a pain in his head to a doctor and language at once runs dry.” Despite ...
In this hour, Kitty Jospé, moderator of Poetry Oasis at the Central Library, O Pen, at the Pittsford Library, and docent at the Memorial Art Gallery, will share poems and images that encourage better understanding, of ourselves, each other, and our one planet. As William James advises, “Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does!” The poems selected will confirm the importance of such an attitude and provide inspiration ...
Stop by the Children's Room to take & make a new craft! All supplies will be provided. Ages 12 and under.
Learn about using the internet through guided visits to several websites. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Nik Wallenda is just the latest in a long line of American daredevils. The first was Sam Patch who made his reputation “jumping falls,” and who will always be remembered for what happened to him in Rochester on that fateful day in November in 1829. And he is buried right here in Charlotte. In person program or via Zoom. Email your request to Charlotte.Programs@libraryweb.org to receive Zoom invitation.
Kids between the ages of 6 - 13 can take up to four free guitar lessons at the Toy Library in the Lincoln Branch Library. We will use Loog guitars generously provided by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Culture Alliance. They will learn everything need to begin a successful music career, whether as a hobby or the beginning of a lifelong passion! Loog guitars are specially designed for kids, but the library's custom lessons plans apply ...
Every Wednesday, 5:30-7:30 pm via Zoom. Free for students who live in or near Rochester, New York. You must live in the United States and in or near Rochester, New York to be considered. Students who live in the United States but who live outside the Rochester, NY area are currently being waitlisted. Students who live outside the United States are no longer eligible for our program. To join our free online ...
Chris Bensch from the The Strong National Museum of Play, will present this fun discussion on the National Toy Hall of Fame.What does it take for a toy to earn its way into the National Toy Hall of Fame? Why do some toys start as fads and wind up being timeless? Learn the answers to these and other questions in this entertaining hands-on presentation, complete with examples of the 74 toys presently in ...
First Friday Films Friday, November 5, 2021, 12noon Kate Gleason Auditorium First Cow (2020; rated PG-13; 122 minutes) In Kelly Reichardt’s beautiful and understated film, the first cow in 1820s Oregon Territory becomes the center of a lucrative scheme involving a hired cook and a mysterious stranger, who develop an unlikely friendship during a fur-trapping expedition.
Interested in LEARNING chess? Or, are you super competitive and looking to give out some "L"s ? Or, just looking for a great challenge? Join us every FRIDAY @ 1. Chess at the Circ Desk.
We will be playing a family-friendly (G-rated) movie in the children's room. Movies are randomly selected each week, but requests are welcome.
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 ...
In this class we will spend time with our memories of the past and we will contain that narrative both physically and structurally in a small space like a short car ride. By putting our narratives into constricted places we can paradoxically have more room to expand on a singular moment in time. We can hone in on a turning point. Think of the sonata form in music, the villanelle in poetry or a stage ...
Deanne Quinn Miller was five years old when her father, William “Billy” Quinn, was killed during the Attica prison uprising in 1971. He was the only corrections officer to die at the hands of inmates. Thirty-nine others—inmates and prison guards—were killed in a barrage of gunfire when police stormed the prison. Miller was left to wonder how exactly her father had died and who his killers were. Those questions haunted ...
Have you ever looked at an animation and wondered “how’d they do that?” This hands-on demonstration of how to use Adobe After Effects (the favorite tool for Hollywood movie trailers) to animate graphic elements will provide the basics of vector animation. Join local professional designer Adam Lenio for this one hour session to learn the basics. Being familiar with Adobe software, like Photoshop and Illustrator, is helpful but ...
The following in-person & online workshops are offered by the Teen Central & the Tech Center at the Central Library. This program is presented in a four-course sequence. Each course is comprised of multiple sessions. Registration is required, and space is limited for in-person classes. Once registered, you will receive an email with the Zoom link and login information the day before the event. When: Mondays 5...
According the the Journal of the American Medical Association, the health benefits of writing were so powerful that “were the authors to have provided similar outcome evidence for a new drug, it likely would be in widespread use within a short time...” Learn about the amazing research on the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of expressive writing done the right way. ...
Come join us for some great stories at the Arnett Branch Children’s Room! This event is best suited for preschool age children. Registration is not required. Story Times at the Arnett Branch Library take place at 11:15 am on every Tuesday in July and August!
Basic computer skills, online accounts, applications, resumes, job search and MORE! Brought to you by *Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester and OACES.
Advance Registration is Required. Registration info. will be posted here, to ffrpl.org, each week for the following week's review. Book: The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race by Walter Isaacson A gripping account of how 2020 Nobel Prize winners Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier invented CRISPR, a revolutionary tool that can edit DNA – as well as the story of the many complex ethical questions that relate ...
Where is that resume I was working on last week? I can’t find it! Get help with using Google Docs and saving your files to the Cloud. Storing, saving, and sending files is easy with Google Docs, if you are familiar with how to use the tool. Get hands-on patient help with using this online tool. Bring your Google login information or we will ...
Theater enthusiast Brian Stoll will discuss all things Broadway, beginning with an update on the current state of Broadway. He will also share the history and importance of the Broadway Playbill, as well as money-saving tips on how to see Broadway shows for under $50. If you're a Broadway enthusiast, this online presentation is for you!
Learn about setting fonts, formatting and importing pictures through a project-based approach using Microsoft Word 2016. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Join Ms. Jasmine for in-person storytime every Wednesday morning at 11:00 am! We hope to see you here!
Said to have originated in Ethiopia, this popular binding has a flexible spine, unsupported by paper or boards. This versatile, multi-signature book can be laid completely flat when opened. book artist, Rebecca Grant will teach this class. Coptic-bound is sewn with a single, straight needle and will employ chip-board covers for easy hole punching. Students will learn how to use a “weaver’s knot” to add a new piece of thread to ...
Stop by the Children's Room to take & make a new craft! All supplies will be provided. Ages 12 and under.
Kids between the ages of 6 - 13 can take up to four free guitar lessons at the Toy Library in the Lincoln Branch Library. We will use Loog guitars generously provided by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Culture Alliance. They will learn everything need to begin a successful music career, whether as a hobby or the beginning of a lifelong passion! Loog guitars are specially designed for kids, but the library's custom lessons plans apply ...
Every Wednesday, 5:30-7:30 pm via Zoom. Free for students who live in or near Rochester, New York. You must live in the United States and in or near Rochester, New York to be considered. Students who live in the United States but who live outside the Rochester, NY area are currently being waitlisted. Students who live outside the United States are no longer eligible for our program. To join our free online ...
Interested in LEARNING chess? Or, are you super competitive and looking to give out some "L"s ? Or, just looking for a great challenge? Join us every FRIDAY @ 1. Chess at the Circ Desk.
We will be playing a family-friendly (G-rated) movie in the children's room. Movies are randomly selected each week, but requests are welcome.
Join us and students from Nazareth College in the Children's Center at the Central Library for a playdate, scavenger hunt and a chance to get your child free GROW checks and follow-up support! What are GROW checks? They are free, quick, and fun health and developmental checks including speech and language, vision, hearing, dental, height and weight, and more! For more information, please call the Children's Center at 428-8150.
When the daughter of a respected Rochester family inexplicably disappeared in November 1854, the mysterious incident was reported in the New York Times and newspapers across the country. Four months later the recovery of her lifeless body created a national sensation. Perhaps Rochester’s oldest cold case, the story of Emma Moore opens a window on both the investigation of crime and life in mid-nineteenth-century Rochester. Dennis Carr is a founding member, past president, and ...
Celebrate the shared power of play and music! Play is an important part of all of our lives: the way we play is a formative part of growing up, and as adults we carry those experiences with us. While at times we can lose sight of the power of play, music, with its unique ability to inspire togetherness and engage people of all ages, brings us back. Playful Music is a new project produced by ...
The following in-person & online workshops are offered by the Teen Central & the Tech Center at the Central Library. This program is presented in a four-course sequence. Each course is comprised of multiple sessions. Registration is required, and space is limited for in-person classes. Once registered, you will receive an email with the Zoom link and login information the day before the event. When: Mondays 5...
Make a stunning wreath with Kathleen Rullo from Jardin Terrariums. This wreath is made with various fresh aromatic evergreens and berries. This is not a zoom class, it is a live class in the Art Division. Students and teacher will be masked and practice social distancing.
According the the Journal of the American Medical Association, the health benefits of writing were so powerful that “were the authors to have provided similar outcome evidence for a new drug, it likely would be in widespread use within a short time...” Learn about the amazing research on the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of expressive writing done the right way. ...
Come join us for some great stories at the Arnett Branch Children’s Room! This event is best suited for preschool age children. Registration is not required. Story Times at the Arnett Branch Library take place at 11:15 am on every Tuesday in July and August!
Basic computer skills, online accounts, applications, resumes, job search and MORE! Brought to you by *Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester and OACES.
Learn about what can be stored in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel 2016. Formula creation and cell formatting will be taught through a modifying an existing spreadsheet. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Please join our online book discussion group to discuss the novel Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Amam. This discussion will be meeting via Zoom, so access to a computer or other device and the internet is necessary to participate. Our group meets on a monthly basis, reads mostly contemporary fiction, although we occasionally read non-fiction, and warmly welcomes new participants. Registration is not required, but please contact Diane.Premo@libraryweb.org if ...
Learn about the different types of computers you could buy and use: tablets, laptops, smartphones, and desktops. Learn about WIFI and how to use the mouse. We will use a browser to visit internet sites. No prior computer experience required. Call 428-8460 or register online for this class.
Join our bi-weekly books & more discussion sessions and flourish your love for reading and learning! Discussion topics range from YA classics, non-fiction to manga and graphic novels to poetry around the world. Registration is required. We meet in the B-hive meeting room on the 2nd floor at the Central Library. This event will be live stremmed as well. To attend via Zoom, you must ...
Join Ms. Jasmine for in-person storytime every Wednesday morning at 11:00 am! We hope to see you here!
Sewn-on-tapes book: A hardcover book in which the individual signatures are bound together via tapes or ribbons that, positioned across folded edges of the stacked signatures and sewn over many times, become an integral part of the book’s spine. A kettle stitch (sometimes called a French knot) is added with the incorporation of later signatures, a multi-tiered looping technique designed to eliminate any gaps or swell between signatures and ensure the durability of ...
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