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As part of our Mental Health Break to Create series, this creative session invites participants to paint heart-shaped coasters inspired by classic candy conversation hearts. Using soft colors and positive words or phrases, patrons will create affirmation heart coasters featuring self-love messages, gentle reminders, or encouraging thoughts to take home and use every day.
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As part of our Mental Health Break to Create series, this Vision Board Workshop invites participants to reflect, dream, and set intentions through creative expression. Using images, words, and personal symbols, patrons will create a vision board that represents their goals, values, and hopes for the future.
Libby is an app you can use on your smartphone, tablet or computer to access eBooks, digital magazines, audio books and more. This class is held in the Computer Training Lab
Did you know you can place holds, manage your library card and more from a smartphone or tablet? This class is held in the Computer Training Lab.
On this episode of Read, Watch, Listen, host Chris Barnes interviews Rachel Botnick of Eyes on EB. Check out the items recommended using your EBPL or STELLA library card!
Learn more about Eyes on EB on their website at https://eyesoneb.com/ and their podcast Stirring the Pot with Rob W.: https://www.youtube.com/@EyesOnEB .
Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty by Andersoon Cooper
Learn how to use the library's scanning station for copying, scanning and more. Stop by the Adult Services Section.
Have questions about physical therapy?
Wally Dimalanta, PT, explains what it is and how it can help improve strength, mobility, recovery and overall wellness.
This informal discussion is great for anyone who is curious about how physical therapy (PT) can help!
Sunday, September 14, 2:00pm
Mockingbird Melody consists of orchestral and vocal performers, and enjoy celebrating the diversity in our community. They perform music on classical instruments as well as vocal pieces that range from the baroque music time to 21st century pop.
The Adult Writer's Workshop is now full.
Whether you’re working on the Great American Novel or crafting a short story, poem, or non-fiction article, this workshop, which meets the first Wednesday of every month, offers adult writers an opportunity to discuss their work and submit sample pages for feedback from groups members and the facilitator. Group size is limited to 12. Participants must be 18 or over.