Between Two Worlds
The Importance of Health Literacy
We invite everyone to join us as we learn about the importance of health literacy and how to research using medical databases that are free through your library card. We will conduct real-time examples, learn about ways to search for information, and what resources are available to you. Please register.
Monday, 4/20 @ 4 pm (Room F)
A Close-Knit Community: Knitting Club
A Close Knit Community: Knitting Club. Are you looking for a community of knitters? Do you want a quiet place to work on projects away from home? This is the group for you!
Monday, 4/20 From 6-7:30 pm (Room J)
Loretta Lynn, "Mem'ries of a Coal Miner's Daughter"
Loretta Lynn, "Mem'ries of a Coal Miner's Daughter: Before she was crowned the "Queen of Country Music," Loretta Lynn blazed a difficult trail through poverty, heartbreak, and resilience. Born in Butcher Holler, Kentucky, she was the daughter of a coal miner-a humble beginning that shaped the soul of her music.
Monday, 4/20 @ 6:30 pm (Room C)
Tai Chi
Tai Chi. Tai Chi is a moving meditation conducted through a sequence of gentle movements that promote harmony between mind and body.
Tuesday, 4/21 @ 10 am (Room C1)
Teen Volunteer Training (Ages 14-18)
Interested in volunteering at the library to earn service hours? Attend a Teen Volunteer Training session in order to qualify to be placed as a volunteer this upcoming summer!
*Volunteers who have been trained in the past are REQUIRED to attend one training session each year or they will not be considered active volunteers. Must be age 14y+ to volunteer. Please register.
Tuesday, 4/21 From 6-7:45 pm (Room E)
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