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Adult Art Series. Join the Amy Wilderson of COMPAS for a class on wired jewelry making. Each session of the series allows for new and repeat participants to build skills in jewelry making while in a supportive group setting. Materials provided. Collaborator: COMPAS. This program is funded with...
Explore technology, games, music and art in a drop-in setting. For ages 12-18.
Facing very low literacy rates, the educators of the late 19th century began a focus on schools and on books for young readers. Some of the best artists drew the illustrations for both classic tales and non-fiction titles. The results are books held in high aesthetic esteem to this day. These books.
Grades 8-12. Join library staff as they provide a quiet and calm designated space for teens to work on craft projects, play games, or just chill with each other while doing their own thing. Materials provided.
Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone welcome! Community Partners:..
Adults 18 and up. Make an appliqué horse designed after the Swedish Dala Horse, and learn some fun embroidery techniques too! Materials provided. All skill levels welcome! Sponsor: Friends of the Hennepin County Library.
Come work on your crafting projects in a community setting at Sun Ray Library! Bring whatever project you’re working on and trade tips and tricks with other crafters. There will be a materials swap at each event, so bring any leftover materials you have that you’d like to share.
You're invited to join the Saint Paul Public Library's Next Chapter Book Club as we read Superfudge by Judy Blume . Since the fall of 2016, Saint Paul Public Library has been a Next Chapter Book Club affiliate . Next Chapter Book Club offers community-based book clubs for adolescents and adults...
PreK-grade 6. Calling all future engineers and architects! We've got the bricks, but we need you to bring your imagination. Work as a team or individually. Drop in and build for as long as you like. No experience necessary. No registration required. Room capacity is limited.
Do you have extra craft supplies around the house? Join us for a drop-in event to swap craft supplies with others in your community. Please bring unused or gently used supplies, in good condition (no works in progress, please). Bringing supplies is not required to participate or take supplies.
Space for everyone to come together and make yarn magic! Get hands on lessons to make anything crochet related. Very beginner friendly- come with no prior knowledge and leave as a pro! Supplies provided. This program is designed for teens.
Seniors, get one-on-one technology support for your personal device (smartphone, tablet or laptop). This program is staffed by tech support volunteers with expertise in working with adults age 60 and older to navigate the digital landscape. Bring your own device, or a library computer will be...
Need help getting connected, navigating online tools, or finding resources? We're here to help! Please Drop-in to Open Lab: Access to computers, Wi-Fi, printers, and more Have comfortable spaces to job search, interview(zoom), work on your resume, and more Get help navigating technology (Email,.
Join our crafting community on the 1st Saturday of every month from 11 a.m.-noon. This is an opportunity to connect and learn from each other over our creative endeavors. We'll have a librarian-led craft, but participants are encouraged to bring their current projects and just spend time with the...
Adults 18 and up. Craft and create with your library community. All skill levels welcome. Bring your own work in progress and join your neighbors in an afternoon of creating and chatting.
Join our crafting community and come to Roosevelt Library every other Saturday from 2-4 p.m.! We encourage you to bring your current projects. Any and all portable crafts with library-safe materials are welcome. Don’t have a current project or any crafting supplies? Roosevelt Library will have a...
Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone welcome!
Join our discussion of new and interesting fiction titles. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up prior to meeting. Titles to be announced.
For children of all ages and their caregivers. Connect with your child during this drop-in program exploring early literacy activities.
Join our discussion of interesting fiction and nonfiction titles. The book club meets the first Thursday of each month. Note: The January meeting will be on January 8 instead of January 1. January 8: The English Experience by Julie Schumacher February 5: All Girls Filling Station Last Reunion by...
Work with a friendly, skilled volunteer to try to fix your broken household items, gain confidence and new repair skills, and incorporate sustainability into your life. This event is family friendly, Cosponsored with Hennepin County Environment and Energy.
Join our discussion of new and interesting mystery titles. A limited number of lending copies may be picked up at the information desk prior to each discussion. Upcoming titles include: May 28: The Husbands by Holly Gramazio June 25: The Keeper of Lost Causes by Jussi Adler-Olsen July 30: Ill Wind..
*Teen Hang-Out is for ages 11-17 and 6-12th grade students. Every Thursday at the Highland Park Library in the First Floor Meeting Room! What we do: Play Playstation 5, DIY and art projects (painting, perler beads, clay, jewelry making, and more), eat a snack, relax, and yap! Drop-in for a little...
Free drop-in breastfeeding support and social time, facilitated by a certified doula and lactation counselor. With consent, support may include a physical assessment. All families welcome, including siblings and support people. Share tips and connect with other expecting, breastfeeding or...
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. Hosted by Antonio from Plymouth Library. Some lending copies will be available at the Plymouth Library service desk. June 3: Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez July 1: Wedding People by Alison Espach August 5: This Side of Paradise by F. Scott..
All ages and skill levels are welcome. Have fun learning the basics of chess, improving your game, mastering strategies, and meeting other chess fans. Free and open to all!
Hang out, mess around, and geek out at the George Latimer Central Library! Every Tuesday of the month experience a tech-free Level Up at the Library. These sessions will be focused on arts and crafts such as painting, miniatures, and fabrics. Stop in if you are looking for a free space to unplug!
Join Brookdale Library’s STEAM Squad and explore STEAM activities! Drop in and participate in a different project every session led by our STEAM Squad. These workshops are the perfect opportunity to engage with science, technology, engineering, art, and math through fun, hands-on activities!...
Join our discussion of new and interesting titles. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Lending copies may be picked up at the information desk prior to meeting. June 6: Happiness Falls by Angie Kim No July and August meetings
Teen Writers’ Guild (TWG) is a group for teens to encourage each other in their writing, learn the craft of writing, and grow as writers. We’ll also occasionally host guest authors and we always have snacks and hot drinks. TWG meets once a month on the 4th Tuesday at Dayton’s Bluff Library from...
Grades 9-12. Unleash your inner activist, fan, or teacher and share your ideas in the quick and informal format zine, popularized by punks, sci-fi fans, and independent publishers. Learn about the history of zines and then make your own using collage, drawing, stamping, and other lo-fi methods....
Personalize your graduation cap and gown at the Arlington Hills Library Createch Studio! Drop by between 3:30-7:30pm Monday-Thursday to access materials including graduation cap toppers, vinyl, paint markers and more. Bring your bestie and take photos with our instant camera photo booth. Monday,...
Join our informal discussion of fiction and nonfiction titles. A limited number of lending copies may be available at the Service Desk prior to each discussion. Bring along your recommendations for future meetings. Hosted by Adult Services Librarians from Eden Prairie Library. June 1: The God of...
Join us for family fun time! There will be a quick introduction for the supplies and crafts available, and then watch a fun film! How to Train Your Dragon is rated PG. Level One: Color your own How to Train Your Dragon pictures Level Two: Make your own Dragon Fingerpuppets! Level Three: Make your...
Join Alaina from Merriam Park for monthly discussions of contemporary fiction. If you need a copy of the current month's book, stop by Merriam Park Branch Library and inquire at the desk.
Are you concerned about book bans? Join our discussion about book banning and censorship as we read titles that have faced challenges over the years. Lending copies may be picked up at the service desk prior to each meeting. eBooks or eAudiobooks are available through www.hclib.org . The book club..
Join library staff and fellow book lovers for lively conversation and refreshments. Stop in or call the library (651-642-0411) for more information. All are welcome.
Bring your needlepoint, knit and crochet projects and get acquainted. Help us create an Uptown community of needle crafters. Drop in or stay the entire time. Everyone is welcome.