CTAP is the Library's Career Transition Assistance Program.
Have your resume critiqued and your job search questions answered during a forty-five minute, one-on-one session with career consultant Gregg Knowles.
CTAP is the Library's Career Transition Assistance Program.
Have your resume critiqued and your job search questions answered during a forty-five minute, one-on-one session with career consultant Gregg Knowles.
Due to popular demand, the Library is pleased to announce another jigsaw puzzle competition! Teams of up to four people will do their best to complete a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle within a set time period. Join us for another night of fun!
THIS PROGRAM IS FOR ADULTS AND TEENS IN HIGH SCHOOL. PLEASE CALL THE HELP DESK AT 986-1047, EXT. 3 TO SIGN UP.
In this interactive and engaging workshop, participants will learn about biodiversity: what it is and how to cultivate it in common spaces. All participants will have the opportunity to learn about seed saving, increasing biodiversity through native planting and will walk away with seed bombs.
Come meet the members of the St. James Camera Club and learn about their creative process. Open to the public; no registration necessary!
Celebrate the anniversary of the making of The Wizard of Oz, see it again at the Library. Doors open at 5:30pm with some fun activities; movie will begin at 6:30pm. Register beginning March 16 online or in person at the Help Desk or Children's Desk. 101 minutes; rated G.
Pointillism is a technique of neo-impressionist painting using tiny dots of various pure colors, which become blended in the viewer's eye. It was developed by Georges Seurat with the aim of producing a greater degree of luminosity and brilliance of color.
Artist Michael Byro will teach participants how to create a small pointillist painting on wood. A $5 refundable is due at the time of in-person registration at the Help Desk; please choose one design - flower (complex) or primitive animal (easy) - when registering for this class. Space is limited.
Every two weeks, somewhere on our planet, a language dies. This startling fact, and a trip to an island where people communicate with a whistle language, led filmmakers Iris Brooks and Jon H.
The Sun is the star in our neighborhood. It has always been a part of the human story - our daily lives, the annual cycle of the seasons, and a significant part of our history.
