Libraries today are very different than those you might remember from your childhood, even if that “childhood” occurred in this century! Sure, libraries still provide the traditional books, movies, music, and magazines, but Rochester’s libraries offer much more than you think. Did you know that you can borrow all these things from our libraries?
Get your tickets for the special Star Wars themed event for adults only (21 and older) at the Central Library!
Vote for your favorite library! In recognition of National Library Week, April 8-14, 2018, the Rochester Regional Library Council will name three libraries as “RRLC Library of the Year 2018″.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Babies and their caregivers will enjoy books and songs with Miss Emily. Please knock at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 0-2 and a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more details.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
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 ...
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Arnett Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
Explore virtual reality with Cubelets, Littlebits, Sphero, and Sphero Sprk. You'll be able to play with these great tech toys! So cool! For families and ages 5 & up. Location: Children's Room
Want to create your own ball cap for spring and summer? Decorate a "dad hat" at the library. We will supply the baseball cap, fabric paint, markers and more.
Follow the adventures of three animal families — the majestic panda, the savvy golden monkey and the elusive snow leopard. Celebrate Earth Day and Nature Conservation at the Children’s Center of the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County on Monday, April 23, 2018, from 2:00-4:00pm, as Disneynature’s film, Born in China, takes us on a grand journey into the wilds of China! Rated G for families of all ages. For ...
We'll be showing a series of short movies for children that creatively illustrate life and imagination. For all ages. Location: Children's Room
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
We'll be showing a series of short movies for children that creatively illustrate life and imagination. For all ages.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
We offer an open computer lab for questions and answers on basic computer skills. Need help creating an email, using the Internet, or typing documents? Bring your questions and receive one-on-one assistance to achieve your computer goals. Registration is required as space is limited. Please call 585-428-8214 or stop by the Circulation Desk to register.
Miss Yami will have an easy and fun craft project for you. For ages 5-10 (younger children welcome with parental assistance). Location: Children's Room
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Join us for some stories and quiet activities before bedtime. Wear your comfy pajamas and favorite stuffed friends are also welcome. Stories geared for ages 3-5 but all family members are welcome.
Whatever your style this trio has it covered...Cowboy music, Americana, Country, Blues, Pop, Rock, Folk & Bluegrass! Their performances have received glowing reviews. HEAR THEM FOR YOURSELF AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHY!
This four-part series will explore short texts reflecting a range of cultural perspectives. All texts for each session will be provided by the library and will be read aloud, then discussed, by participants. Participants will read and respond to a variety of texts by such American writers as Langston Hughes, Ralph Ellison, Gary Soto, Gwendolyn Brooks and others, both classic and contemporary, famous and little known. Facilitator, David Sanders, is Professor Emeritus of ...
In the fall of 1862 Julia Wilbur left her family’s farm near Rochester, New York, and boarded a train to Washington DC. As an ardent abolitionist, the forty-seven-year-old Wilbur left a sad but stable life, and spent most of the next several years in Alexandria, working alongside Harriet Jacobs and devising ways to aid recently escaped slaves and hospitalized Union soldiers. Paula Tarnapol Whitacre describes Wilbur’s experiences against the backdrop of Alexandria, ...
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Registration required. Please call 428-8216 to sign up. Adults. Location: First Floor Adult Room
Art, music, and action mix with stories for a well-rounded program that includes fun with friends! For all ages. (Please knock on the front door as story time starts before the library opens.)
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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming Edited by Paul Hawken An international coalition of researchers, scientists, and policymakers around the world have come together to offer a set of substantive, realistic and bold solutions to climate change, for viable implementation over the course of the next 30 years. One hundred techniques and practices are outlined in this New York Times bestselling book, ranging from clean energy to educating girls in lower-income ...
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Join us at the Monroe Branch for a drop-in baby story time! Enjoy books, songs, rhymes, and live ukulele music with your baby, while you both get a chance to socialize. Ages 0 -18 months with caregiver(s); older siblings are welcome to play quietly or participate.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, finger plays, rhymes and more. Please knock on the door at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more information.
Please join our book discussion group to discuss the novel, Before the Fall by Noah Hawley. Our group meets on a monthly basis, reads mostly contemporary fiction, although we occasionally read non-fiction, and is always welcoming new participants. A limited number of copies of the book are available at the Circulation Desk at Central Library during the month prior to the discussion date. Free and open to the public. Brownbag lunches are welcome. ...
Literacy Volunteers of Rochester will be here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject to change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Smile! The Rochester Regional Health mobile dental unit will be on site on from 1-4:30pm. They are located on Broad Street next to the library. They can perform cleanings and examinations.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Registration requited. Please call 428-8216 to sign up. For adults. Location: First floor Adult Room
A Tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
Hear a story and then build with LEGOs. We'll display your project in the Children's Room.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
Enjoy a family-friendly film at the library. We'll make the popcorn! Call 428-8248 each week for the upcoming title. All ages. Location: Children's Room
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Air Plant Terrarium Workshop Bring your date and create an Air Plant Terrarium together! Introduce a charming botanical element of décor into your home, while bringing new, vibrant life indoors with your very own air plant terrarium! Air Plants or Tillandsia, are lovely and almost self-sufficient plants, which make for fun and easy-to-maintain indoor gardens. Air plants, as their name implies, thrive on mostly air, and occasionally require some water. In this class, ...
Where is that picture I took last week, I can’t find it! Get help with using Google Photo. Storing, saving, and sending pictures is easy with Google Photo, if you are familiar with how to use the tool. Get hands-on patient help with using this online tool. Bring your camera or tablet and learn on your own device. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.&...
Join Miss Sarah for stories and songs for all ages! No registration required.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Each Thursday at noon, local poet and teacher, Kitty Jospe, selects a variety of poems for the group to read and discuss. Come experience the magic that happens when we slow down to read poetry out loud in a relaxing setting. All are invited to join this welcoming group. No poetry background is necessary - only an open mind! Free and open to the public. Brownbag lunches are welcome. No registration is required. For more ...
The Literacy Volunteers of Rochester are here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
Write a new resume or work on your existing resume. Customize your experience into a focused resume for a specialized job. Bring you work history and we can teach you how to incorporate it into a resume using Word 2010. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Board games and card games will be available. Challenge your friends or the library staff to a game or two.
Tutoring for the TASC test (formerly GED), every Thursday. For more information call 428-8212
A tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
We will be celebrating National Pretzel Day with a pretzel smorgasbord. All ages welcome
Do you knit or crochet? Stop by and bring your work-in-progress to sit and socialize with other crafters! All skill levels and types of needlecraft are welcome.
Come learn English with us! Everyday English taught by ESOL Associates of Rochester.
Hear some goodnight stories. Kids are welcome to wear pajamas. For families. Location: Children's Room
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Join us for a presentation by local author, Mary Ellen Ostrander, from the Seneca Park Zoo, who will discuss her book, Puff, the Sea Lion: A Love Story. She will focus on positive reinforcement training, the animal/human relationship and love. FREE and open to the public.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
The Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County (VLSP) provides free legal help on a first come, first served basis. Issues that they can provide assistance with include: child custody/visitation rights, divorce (for victims of domestic violence), debt collection, unemployment insurance, landlord/tenant problems, and consumer issues. They do NOT provide help with criminal cases. VLSP is located on Friday afternoons in LROC's space on the 3...
Art, music, and action mix with stories for a well-rounded program that includes fun with friends! All ages. Location: Children's Room
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Have fun with play dough, paints, and Legos. We even bring out the Wii! For ages 4-12 (younger children welcome with parental guidance). Location: Children's Room
Learn to make a cute spring rabbit out of folded paper!
Come learn English! Everyday English taught by ESOL Associates of Rochester.
There have been a lot changes on this leading, FREE website. As an affiliate library, you have access to even more images here in the Local History & Genealogy Division than from home. Join us to discover how it works.
If you’re interested in learning about creativity and the writing process in a welcoming environment, this workshop is for you. Whether you’re someone who’s always wanted to write but just hasn’t known how to get started, or whether you’re a seasoned writer who is stuck mid-project, this class can help you find ways to jumpstart your creativity. Through a mixture of discussion and ...
Enjoy a family-friendly film at the library. We'll make the popcorn! Call 428-8248 each week for the upcoming title. All ages. Location: Children's Room
Sigriet Ferrer from Prismatic Gardens will help you create your very own Marimo moss ball terrarium! You've probably heard of making terrarium with moss, ferns, and other easy-to-maintain plants, but have you heard of Marimo moss ball terrariums? Marimo (also known as "Japanese moss balls"), are a rare and unique species of algae native to Lake Akan in Hokkaido, Japan. The Marimo species is found only in a small number of lakes ...
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area, including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Get colorful! Let your inner artist loose for some creative coloring on Saturday, April 28, 2018, anytime between 1:00 and 4:00pm, while supplies last, in the Children’s Center of the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County. Coloring activities of all kinds are sure to “draw” you in! Family fun for all ages. For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
This is the second class in the series. In this class we will sew an owl.These cute creatures require very little sewing machine experience; most of the animals are put together with a hand sewn running stitch and you need to know how to sew on the buttons. I can help you with the piece that needs to be sewn on the machine but you must be comfortable doing simple hand stitching. This ...
Come have fun making music together! This is a 10-week series for students in Grades 2-4. Presented by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Cultural Alliance and the Eastman Community Music School. For more information or to register, please call the Joseph Avenue Arts & Cultural Alliance at 585-454-2787. Registration forms are also available at the Lyell Branch Library
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Babies and their caregivers will enjoy books and songs with Miss Emily. Please knock at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 0-2 and a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more details.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Learn about what can be stored in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel 2010. Formula creation and cell formatting will be taught through a modifying an existing spreadsheet. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Arnett Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
We offer an open computer lab for questions and answers on basic computer skills. Need help creating an email, using the Internet, or typing documents? Bring your questions and receive one-on-one assistance to achieve your computer goals. Registration is required as space is limited. Please call 585-428-8214 or stop by the Circulation Desk to register.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
This four-part series will explore short texts reflecting a range of cultural perspectives. All texts for each session will be provided by the library and will be read aloud, then discussed, by participants. Participants will read and respond to a variety of texts by such American writers as Langston Hughes, Ralph Ellison, Gary Soto, Gwendolyn Brooks and others, both classic and contemporary, famous and little known. Facilitator, David Sanders, is Professor Emeritus of ...
Join us to discuss Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan. The Great Recession has shuffled Clay Jannon away from life as a San Francisco web-design drone and into the aisles of Mr. Penumbra's 24-hour Bookstore. After a few days on the job, Clay discovers that the store is more curious than either its name or its gnome-like owner might suggest. The customers are few, and they never seem to buy anything. Instead, ...
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
Person Centered Housing Options (PCHO) presents a class on effective parenting! Join us and learn about positive communication, discipline, parenting styles, co-parenting skills, and the parent's vs. child's role. This program will be fun, supportive, and interactive. Children are welcome to attend as well.
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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
The Apparitionists: A Tale of Phantoms, Fraud, Photography, and the Man Who Captured Lincoln's Ghost by Peter Mansea In the early days of photography in the wake of the Civil War, “spirit photographer,” William Mumler took portrait photographs that featured the ghostly presence of a lost loved one alongside the living subject. Mumler was a sensation, although still eventually accused of fraud (P. T. Barnum served as the prosecution). To this day, ...
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Join us at the Monroe Branch for this special Children's Book Week story time! Enjoy books, songs, rhymes, and live ukulele music with your baby, while you both get a chance to socialize. Ages 0 -18 months with caregiver(s); older siblings are welcome to play quietly or participate. We'll be celebrating 40 years of the book character Corduroy. There will be also giveaways and a chance to vote on the 2018 Children'...
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
We all know that Rochester got plenty of April (rain and snow and ice!) showers, so let’s make some May flowers to welcome spring! Supplies will be provided. Please register by calling 428-8214 or signing up at the front desk.
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
Please join us at the Central Library for our First Wednesday's Small Business workshop! This month, Carla Vazquez, Certified Business Advisor, and Jon Lazenby, Attorney, will present "Legal Considerations for Starting a Small Business." Mr. Lazenby's legal practice specializes in counseling small businesses. Those attending will learn about key basic legal issues that need to be addressed when starting a small business. Topics discussed will include choice of business entity, tax ...
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, finger plays, rhymes and more. Please knock on the door at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more information.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Literacy Volunteers of Rochester will be here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject to change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
A Tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
Hear a story and then create process art! Process art is about the sensory experience of creating art, not just the end product. Explore, experiment with us every Wednesday afternoon! You can take your work with you or display it in the Children's Room. During Children's Book Week there will be giveways and a chance to vote for one of your favorite Children's Book Week finalists.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
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 428-8020 to register for a class.
Join Miss Sarah for stories and songs for all ages! No registration required.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Each Thursday at noon, local poet and teacher, Kitty Jospe, selects a variety of poems for the group to read and discuss. Come experience the magic that happens when we slow down to read poetry out loud in a relaxing setting. All are invited to join this welcoming group. No poetry background is necessary - only an open mind! Free and open to the public. Brownbag lunches are welcome. No registration is required. For more ...
The Literacy Volunteers of Rochester are here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Learn about preview mode and how to create slideshows with images and text. Learn about using Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. No prior computer experience required. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Did you know that Upstate New York was a major center of religious ferment during our country's first 150 years? You may be aware of the birth of the Mormon faith in Palmyra and the start of Spiritualism in Hydesville, but that was only the tip of the iceberg. Jack Kowiak will tell us about the religious movements and denominations that sprang up in Western New York, many of which went on to influence our ...
Board games and card games will be available. Challenge your friends or the library staff to a game or two.
Tutoring for the TASC test (formerly GED), every Thursday. For more information call 428-8212
A tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
We'll make and use a simple invisible ink. For families with children of all ages. Location: Children's Room
Come learn English with us! Everyday English taught by ESOL Associates of Rochester.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
May the 4th Be With You! Rey uses her newly discover abilities with the guidance of Luke Skywalker, who is unsettled by the stranght of her powers. Meanwhile, the Resistance prepares for battle with the first order.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
The Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County (VLSP) provides free legal help on a first come, first served basis. Issues that they can provide assistance with include: child custody/visitation rights, divorce (for victims of domestic violence), debt collection, unemployment insurance, landlord/tenant problems, and consumer issues. They do NOT provide help with criminal cases. VLSP is located on Friday afternoons in LROC's space on the 3...
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Stop by the Monroe Branch to enjoy cookies and coffee.
Stop in for a fun surprise science project with WXXI! All ages, no registration required.
Come and experience the beauty of this form of body art.
Purchase tickets ($10) through Eventbrite The force is strong at the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County as you: Solve the Star Wars challenges in our Escape Room Screen rare cult-classic Star Wars-related films Win prizes in our Costume Contest Enjoy virtual reality, gaming stations and life-size games Get Leia-style locks with a professional hairstylist Try your skills with a lightsaber at Jedi Combat Training Groove to some stellar tunes from Spectrum Sound Take some ...
Come learn English! Everyday English taught by ESOL Associates of Rochester.
Ukulele strummers and singers are invited to gather in the Arts and Literature Division for an hour of relaxed music making aimed at beginner uke players- and anyone who wants to sing along! Bring your own ukulele and the "Daily Ukulele" books if you have them. The library owns 6 ukuleles that are reserved just for in-library programs, and they are available "first come, first served." There are also ukuleles that can ...
A chance for little ones to burn off some energy! For ages 1-7. Location: Children's Room
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area, including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
The Olneys create colorful, joyful sculpture, wall art, and jewelry out of colorful scraps of wood. Watch as they show how they create their art, and talk to them about their creative businesses, "Louise's Daughter" and "Moving Wood Studio." All are welcome to attend this free event, and no registration is required.
Firefighters from Rochester Fire Department Engine 1 will be reading fire safety literature to children, doing hands-on activities (escape plans, "Stop, Drop, and Roll," and "Get Low and Go"), changing batteries in smoke detectors, and identifying hazards. There will also be a chance to "Dress the Firefighter" in order to teach children not to be afraid of firefighters in their full gear. Adult education, such as Exit Drills In The ...
Build! Construct! Create! Do you have a love of Legos? Then come to the Children’s Center of the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County from 1:00-4:00pm on Saturday, May 5, 2018, for Lego Lab! Build a Lego creation and put it on display for all to see. Families with children of all ages are welcome to build. For more information, please 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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Come have fun making music together! This is a 10-week series for students in Grades 2-4. Presented by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Cultural Alliance and the Eastman Community Music School. For more information or to register, please call the Joseph Avenue Arts & Cultural Alliance at 585-454-2787. Registration forms are also available at the Lyell Branch Library
The Monroe Family YMCA is partnering with the Monroe Branch Library to bring you this event. This program will address matters of race, dreams, and freedom, in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Frederick Douglass' birth. The focus of our discussion is based on two new books: Frederick Douglass: The Lion Who Wrote History by Walter Dean Myers and Freedom over me: Eleven slaves, their lives and dreams by Ashley Bryan. Come for ...
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Babies and their caregivers will enjoy books and songs with Miss Emily. Please knock at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 0-2 and a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more details.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
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 428-8020 to register for a class.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Arnett Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
We offer an open computer lab for questions and answers on basic computer skills. Need help creating an email, using the Internet, or typing documents? Bring your questions and receive one-on-one assistance to achieve your computer goals. Registration is required as space is limited. Please call 585-428-8214 or stop by the Circulation Desk to register.
Miss Yami will have an easy and fun craft project for you. For ages 5-10, but younger children are welcome with parental assistance. Location: Children's Room
Coordinated Care Services, Inc. will have a representative at the library to assist individuals. Assistance if drop-in only for general information, booking a Healthcare Navigator for a future date and delivering paperwork to a navigator.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
Public Prism performs songs and arranges cosmic beats and stellar sounds with the intimate elements of a fok/pop singer-songwriter. Directed by Bob Massar, and independent artist from Buffalo, Public Prism aspires to connect with shared spaces authentically for an entertaining and empowering performance.
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson Reviewer: Dr. Jorge L. Díaz-Herrera, President of Keuka College Isaacson chose da Vinci as the subject of this #1 New York Times bestseller because “Leonardo da Vinci is the ultimate example of … how the ability to make connections across disciplines – arts and sciences, humanities and technology – is a key to innovation, imagination, and genius.” Based on thousands of pages from Leonardo’...
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Join us at the Monroe Branch for a drop-in baby story time! Enjoy books, songs, rhymes, and live ukulele music with your baby, while you both get a chance to socialize. Ages 0 -18 months with caregiver(s); older siblings are welcome to play quietly or participate.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, finger plays, rhymes and more. Please knock on the door at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more information.
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Literacy Volunteers of Rochester will be here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject to change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
A Tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
Hear a story and then create process art! Process art is about the sensory experience of creating art, not just the end product. Explore, experiment with art at the library! You can take your work with you or display it in the Children's Room.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
Learn about using the internet through guided visits to several websites. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
Join Miss Sarah for stories and songs for all ages! No registration required.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Please join us for a free talk on addiction and recovery! Kristina Gulnick, a peer recovery specialist and founder of Recovery Now Live Now, will discuss her personal journey through substance abuse, addiction, recovery, and the subsequent challenges and rewards. She will also talk about “recovery” language, programs available to people seeking help, and current trends and policies. There will be time after her presentation for open Q&A. Registration for ...
Each Thursday at noon, local poet and teacher, Kitty Jospe, selects a variety of poems for the group to read and discuss. Come experience the magic that happens when we slow down to read poetry out loud in a relaxing setting. All are invited to join this welcoming group. No poetry background is necessary - only an open mind! Free and open to the public. Brownbag lunches are welcome. No registration is required. For more ...
The Literacy Volunteers of Rochester are here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
Learn about setting fonts, formatting and importing pictures through a project-based approach using Microsoft Word 2010. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Board games and card games will be available. Challenge your friends or the library staff to a game or two.
Kate Whorton from the Flower City Arts Center pottery studio will be teaching us how to make a toad house out of clay! Participants will design, create, and take home their completed projects. Limit of 10 children and registration is required.
Tutoring for the TASC test (formerly GED), every Thursday. For more information call 428-8212
A tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
Come learn English with us! Everyday English taught by ESOL Associates of Rochester.
Kids can read to Fritz, a certified therapy dog. No registration necessary. For ages 4-12. Location: Children's Room
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
The Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County (VLSP) provides free legal help on a first come, first served basis. Issues that they can provide assistance with include: child custody/visitation rights, divorce (for victims of domestic violence), debt collection, unemployment insurance, landlord/tenant problems, and consumer issues. They do NOT provide help with criminal cases. VLSP is located on Friday afternoons in LROC's space on the 3...
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Come learn English! Everyday English taught by ESOL Associates of Rochester.
Considering a change in your living arrangements? Explore options to find the best fit for you. We'll learn where to start looking when considering senior living, inside tips on what to look for, independent living and the continuum of care, including assisted, enhanced, and memory care. Come celebrate Older Americans Month by re-envisioning your future! Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
Come make a cute craft you can give to mom! For ages 5-10, but younger children are welcome with parental assistance. Location: Children's Room
Join local inventors for discussions of technology trends and intellectual property issues as well as get support from others who have gone through the process of inventing and patenting their ideas! For more information contact the Science & History Division at 585-428-8110.
Show your Momma some love! Children of all ages are welcome to pamper their mother-figure at the Children’s Center of the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County on Saturday, May 12, 2018. Storytime will begin at 11:00am followed by a delicious muffin treat and a fun craft, while supplies last. For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area, including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
Come have fun making music together! This is a 10-week series for students in Grades 2-4. Presented by the Joseph Avenue Arts & Cultural Alliance and the Eastman Community Music School. For more information or to register, please call the Joseph Avenue Arts & Cultural Alliance at 585-454-2787. Registration forms are also available at the Lyell Branch Library
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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Enjoy a free concert with the Eastman School of Music's Gibbs St. Quartet. Four talented sax players will be playing works by Escaich, Bach, Wanamaker and more.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Babies and their caregivers will enjoy books and songs with Miss Emily. Please knock at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 0-2 and a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more details.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Learn about what can be stored in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel 2010. Formula creation and cell formatting will be taught through a modifying an existing spreadsheet. Course requires knowledge of mouse use. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Arnett Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library every Monday except holidays.
We offer an open computer lab for questions and answers on basic computer skills. Need help creating an email, using the Internet, or typing documents? Bring your questions and receive one-on-one assistance to achieve your computer goals. Registration is required as space is limited. Please call 585-428-8214 or stop by the Circulation Desk to register.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Come and enjoy the sounds of acoustic folk and rock by O'Herlowitz.
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
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 and 1:00 pm on every Saturday that the library is open.
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
This month's book will be "Commonwealth" by Ann Patchett. "Spanning five decades, Commonwealth explores how a chance encounter reverberates through the lives of the four parents and six children involved." Set in Southern California, "it is a brilliant and tender tale of the far-reaching ties of love and responsibility that bind us together." (Overleaf) We'd love to have you join us for our last meeting till September. ...
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Join us at the Monroe Branch for a drop-in baby story time! Enjoy books, songs, rhymes, and live ukulele music with your baby, while you both get a chance to socialize. Ages 0 -18 months with caregiver(s); older siblings are welcome to play quietly or participate.
Arnett Library is hosting a job fair on Tuesday, May 15th from 3-5 pm. Organizations in attendance will include City of Rochester, Wegmans, Heritage Christian Services, UR Homecare, Strong Staffing, RochesterWorks!, NESCO Resource, Lifetime Assistance Inc, and more! Bring a few copies of your resume or be prepared to print it here and dress like you would for an interview.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
Classes are for anyone who is interested in learning English at any level from beginner on up. We will also be featuring class visits from representatives of many services throughout the area including city representatives, individuals to help with legal questions, social service organizations, banking systems and many more!
This club meets the third Tuesday of the month all year. Members choose the books to read - call 428-8220 for current title.
Please join us for this 2 hour workshop on "Being a Good Neighbor!" Angela Tona from Person Centered Housing Options (PCHO) will share crucial skills such as being courteous and how to resolve conflict. This class is primarily intended for the homeless or formerly homeless, but everyone is welcome to attend.
Please join us at the Central Library for this exclusive opoportunity for small businesses to meet with lenders, government and small business financing experts! Attendees will have the opportunity to attend up to 8 one-on-one appointments with participating lenders. This event is free, but space is limited. To register, visit the Small Business Association (SBA) events calendar at https://events.sba.gov/Events/. For more information, call (585) 263 - 6700 or email tammi.bennett@sba.gov.
Stories, songs, and crafts for 3 and 4 year old children.
Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, finger plays, rhymes and more. Please knock on the door at the parking lot entrance to be let in the library. Designed for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver. Please call 428-8218 for more information.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Literacy Volunteers of Rochester will be here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject to change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
This month the group will discuss the book Last Night at the Lobster by Stewart O'Nan.
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Do you want to prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam known as TASC (formerly known as GED)? Free Tutoring is available at the Lyell Branch Library.
1-on-1 assistance with computer basics: internet, e-mail, basic Word, e-books. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
A Tutor is here to help kids in grades 1-6 with their homework in the Children's area. For more information, please call 428-8212
Book-loving dogs are coming to the library to listen to kids read stories. Reading to calm, trained dogs who love to listen is a great way for kids to build confidence reading out loud.
Hear a story and then create process art! Process art is about the sensory experience of creating art, not just the end product. Explore, experiment with art at the library! You can take your work with you or display it in the Children's Room.
Prepare for success - study for the TASC High School Equivalency Exam (formerly know as GED). FREE tutoring at the Maplewood Community Library.
New Americans - come prepare for the Naturalization Exam! Study the "100 questions", gain confidence in speaking English, practice reading and writing the test words.
Does that doodad still serve its purpose? Do I really need three whatchamacallits? Learn strategies to help you be a proactive decision maker regarding your possessions. This program will provide strategies for how to think about and plan to reduce and relocate possessions that no longer serve a productive function in your space. Special emphasis on Seniors considering relocating. Please call 428-8216 to register. For adults.
Learn how to use the many features of your Smartphone. Download apps, control your settings and customize you phone to how you want to use it. Bring your own Smartphone to class and connect it to the library’s free WIFI. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
Join Miss Sarah for stories and songs for all ages! No registration required.
Come learn English with us! We have an open enrollment, no minimum attendance policy. We like for you to attend every day but you may join us as you are able. Only two rules - have fun and learn something!
Stop in and see if you can find that unexpected treasure!
Each Thursday at noon, local poet and teacher, Kitty Jospe, selects a variety of poems for the group to read and discuss. Come experience the magic that happens when we slow down to read poetry out loud in a relaxing setting. All are invited to join this welcoming group. No poetry background is necessary - only an open mind! Free and open to the public. Brownbag lunches are welcome. No registration is required. For more ...
Please join us for our monthly series of free talks, to help you get and stay healthy! These health talks are sponsored by the Center for Community Health & Prevention of the University of Rochester Medical Center, in partnership with the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County. Each talk includes light snacks and a free raffle drawing. The topic changes each month, and has included a wide variety such as ...
The Literacy Volunteers of Rochester are here to help you with your computer needs! Need help with a documents, online applications, unemployment benefits, resume preparation or have a stumper of a smartphone question? They can help you figure it out. Schedule subject change. Call 428-8218 for more information.
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Aprenda sobre los diferentes tipos de equipos y computadora que usted pudiera comprar y aprender sobre su manejo tales como: Tabletas, Computadoras Portátiles, Teléfonos inteligentes y Computadora de Escritorios. Aprenda sobre WIFI y cómo usar el ratón de la computadora. Usted podrá ver diferentes formatos de computadoras. Usaremos diferentes buscadores para visitar los sitios de Internet. No se necesita experiencia requerida. Puede registrarse llamando al 585...
Stuck on a tough word problem? Stop in for free homework help at Lincoln with the library’s Literacy Aides.
Board games and card games will be available. Challenge your friends or the library staff to a game or two.
The Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County (VLSP) provides free legal help on a first come, first served basis. Issues that they can provide assistance with include: child custody/visitation rights, divorce (for victims of domestic violence), debt collection, unemployment insurance, landlord/tenant problems, and consumer issues. They do NOT provide help with criminal cases. VLSP is located on Friday afternoons in LROC's space on the 3...
Cuddle up with a dog and a good book! The Children’s Center of the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County is going to the dogs! Actually, the dogs are coming to the Children’s Center because they are hungry for books! Kids of all ages are invited to read a short book to these specially-trained and wonderful dogs. Research shows that the more time kids spend practicing reading aloud, the ...
The Library Resource Outreach Center (LROC) helps connect the homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, to services and resources such as: housing, food, clothing, shelter, income, case management, medical care, legal assistance, and employment. No appointment necessary.
Come to a patient environment and have your questions answered about computer or tablet use. Need help starting an e-mail account, learning about Facebook or Pinterest? Bring your interests and questions and receive one-on-one patient assistance to achieve your computer goals. Bring you tablet or laptop along. All levels of experience welcome. Call 428-8020 to register for a class.
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