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Join us for First Friday at the Library. This month we're showing a legal drama with
the ACLU!
Based on the incredible true story of future Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and one of the landmark cases of his life. It follows the young lawyer to conservative Connecticut to defend a black chauffeur charged with sexual assault and attempted murder of his white socialite employer.
Muzzled by a segregationist court, Thurgood Marshall partners with a courageous young Jewish lawyer and together they mount the defense in an environment of racism and anti-Semitism.
Please be aware that not all films will be appropriate for children.
See how fiber is spun into yarn by the Eagle River Spinners.
If you are interested in trying your hand at spinning, please call Sandy Quimby at 696-2680 ahead of time and she will arrange to bring an extra wheel and fiber.
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
The Anatomy of the Piano: meet musician Will Pickvance, hear a story
and do a craft.
All ages & Families
Z. J. Loussac Library, Wilda
Marston Theater, Level 1
Join us for LEGO club. Test your
creativity: build a city or a spaceship or whatever you like! School age
children encouraged, but there will be blocks for younger siblings. All
children under age 8 must have a caregiver present.
Art journals are illustrated diaries or journals on any theme. Art journalists and papercrafters bring their projects to the Innovation Lab for a fun, creative, morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
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out and meet
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On February 19, 2018, PBS KIDS will premiere Pinkalicious and Peterrific, a new animated series that will encourage children to explore the arts and spark creativity. Library patrons will get to see it first thanks to a partnership with Alaska Public Media! Come and see the new show before it airs, listen to a book reading of the story that inspired the show, and do a craft.
Family event.
Celebrate Anchorage’s diversity!
Anchorage is the most diverse city in the United States. Tradition Tuesdays give us a chance to learn about and appreciate the people in our community.
This month Tradition Tuesday will be hosted by Xochiquetzal-Tiquin Mexican Folkloric Ballet of Alaska
The book club for those that don’t want to be tied
down. No assignments, no judgment – just
read what you want!
Mexico in Alaska
7305 Old Seward Hwy.
Want to
share the love this Valentine’s Day? Drop in and make a card for someone
special! All ages, supplies provided.
Z. J. Loussac Library, Youth
Services, Level 2
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Are you happy, worried, or confused about how President Trump’s proposals could change your
life or impact your children’s future?
Come to the Loussac Library, for a facilitated discussion on what you
are thinking and feeling.
This is a program of discussions on Doing Democracy facilitated by Let’s Talk Alaska (LTAK). Listen to your neighbors, share your concerns, and discuss what you might do about them – individually and with others who care.
This is a new variation on a program in civic dialogue created by Alaska Common Ground and the Anchorage Library called Let’s Talk Alaska. Our prior discussions were on topics we selected guided by discussions guides we authored. Now, you – the participants – will choose the topics you wish to explore. The only requirement is that they address the program purpose of Doing Democracy and can be discussed in terms of the following questions:
1.
What about
this topic makes me Happy? Worried?
Confused?
2.
How does
this topic fit with the founding values of our nation as set forth in our
Constitution?
3. What can we do about this topic that upholds the
values we hold dear?
On February 19, 2018, PBS KIDS will premiere Pinkalicious and Peterrific, a new animated series that will encourage children to explore the arts and spark creativity. Library patrons will get to see it first thanks to a partnership with Alaska Public Media! Come and see the new show before it airs, listen to a book reading of the story that inspired the show, and do a craft.
Family event.
Join presenter Lynette
Feusner as she instructs us how to preserve life’s irreplaceable photo, videos,
and documents in case of unforeseen accident or disaster. Hands on work
session.
Join us as we discuss Nicole Stellon O’Donnell’s novel Steam Laundry—a novel in verse.
Based on the true story of Sarah Ellen Gibson, a miner’s wife during the Klondike and Alaska gold rushes. Sarah’s journey began as she followed her husband to Dawson City, Yukon Territory in 1898. She stayed there three years as the town’s boom and her marriage burned out.
The poems, written in the voices of Gibson, her family members, and the people who knew her, take on love, loss, failure, and desire. Some confront the drama of failed marriages, troubled family relationships, and alcoholism.
Others spin the dramatic details of hunting accidents and subarctic survival into compelling stories in verse. They embody the opposing voices of an era during which men and women struggled in different, but overlapping, universes.
By staring at Gibson through the spectral lenses of the people around her, the documents she left behind, and the vision of a contemporary poet, the particulars of Gibson’s life are transformed into an exploration of the people history usually forgets.
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Looking for a job? Wondering what you’re doing wrong? Come
find out! We’ll be hearing from a variety of Anchorage employers, and they’ll
be sharing exactly why people don’t get the job!
Are you into scrap-booking, wycinanki, origami, or card-making?
Paper crafters are invited
to bring their projects to the Salmon Meeting Room for a fun, creative,
morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
Come
out and meet
This
is the group in
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Join Maestro Fleischer for a lively noon-time discussion of the music from the Anchorage Symphony's Classic Concert, Shades of Passion. Bring your own lunch.
Come check out a new program for teens
and young adults to learn about healthy sexual behavior and relationships from
a health educator!
You’ll get snacks and a $5.00 gift card
at each daily session, and teens who attend all 5 sessions will get a $25.00
gift card at the 5th session (total compensation: $50.00).
(If you miss a session, get $5.00 per session attended and $5.00 on the last session)
WHO: Anyone age 15 - 19 (13+ OK too) (parent permission not required)
WHAT:
Fun and interactive activities
Safe, non-judgmental environment
Answers to all burning questions
DATES: Session
1: March 2
Session 2: March 9
Session 3: March 16
Session 4: March 23
Session 5: March 30
WHERE: Loussac Library, 3600 Denali Street, Beluga
Room, 2nd Floor
Questions:
Call Health Educator @ 343-6586 or Jon, Teen Librarian @343-2938
| Bring the Whole Family for some board game fun! We’ll have games available for all ages and skill levels. |
Join Perseverance Theatre as they discuss Future Home of the Living God by Louise Erdrich.
The world as we know it is ending. Evolution has reversed itself,
affecting every living creature on earth. Science cannot stop the world from
running backwards, as woman after woman gives birth to infants that appear to
be primitive species of humans. Twenty-six-year-old Cedar Hawk Songmaker,
adopted daughter of a pair of big-hearted, open-minded Minneapolis liberals, is
as disturbed and uncertain as the rest of America around her. But for Cedar,
this change is profound and deeply personal. She is four months pregnant.
This program is being presented in conjunction with Perseverance Theatre's production of William, Inc. You can see William, Inc. can be seen at the Sydney Laurence Theatre, March 1-11.
Tickets to the performance will be given out at the book
club.
| Witness our fascinating solar system on the big screen, presented by astrophysicist and author Dr. Travis Rector, Department of Physics and Astronomy, UAA. For ages 8 and up. |
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Celebrate Anchorage’s diversity!
Anchorage is the most diverse city in the United States. Tradition Tuesdays give us a chance to learn about and appreciate the people in our community.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
| Join
best selling author Brendan Kiely for a discussion about the intersection of
literature, social justice, and the art of listening. Starts at: 6:30pm |
Come check out a new program for teens
and young adults to learn about healthy sexual behavior and relationships from
a health educator!
You’ll get snacks and a $5.00 gift card
at each daily session, and teens who attend all 5 sessions will get a $25.00
gift card at the 5th session (total compensation: $50.00).
(If you miss a session, get $5.00 per session attended and $5.00 on the last session)
WHO: Anyone age 15 - 19 (13+ OK too) (parent permission not required)
WHAT:
Fun and interactive activities
Safe, non-judgmental environment
Answers to all burning questions
DATES: Session
1: March 2
Session 2: March 9
Session 3: March 16
Session 4: March 23
Session 5: March 30
WHERE: Loussac Library, 3600 Denali Street, Beluga
Room, 2nd Floor
Questions:
Call Health Educator @ 343-6586 or Jon, Teen Librarian @343-2938
| Join us for LEGO club. Test your creativity: build a city or a spaceship or whatever you like! School age children encouraged, but there will be blocks for younger siblings. All children under age 8 must have a caregiver present |
Art journals are illustrated diaries or journals on any theme. Art journalists and papercrafters bring their projects to the Innovation Lab for a fun, creative, morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
Come
out and meet
This
is the group in
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be here to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm!
The book club for those that don’t want to be tied
down. No assignments, no judgment – just
read what you want!
Cafe @the Library
3600 Denali St
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Need help with the Medicare maze? Come find you best
Medicare deal with help from Alaskan Medicare experts. Sponsored by the State of
Are you happy, worried, or confused about how President Trump’s proposals could change your
life or impact your children’s future?
Come to the Loussac Library, for a facilitated discussion on what you
are thinking and feeling.
This is a program of discussions on Doing Democracy facilitated by Let’s Talk Alaska (LTAK). Listen to your neighbors, share your concerns, and discuss what you might do about them – individually and with others who care.
This is a new variation on a program in civic dialogue created by Alaska Common Ground and the Anchorage Library called Let’s Talk Alaska. Our prior discussions were on topics we selected guided by discussions guides we authored. Now, you – the participants – will choose the topics you wish to explore. The only requirement is that they address the program purpose of Doing Democracy and can be discussed in terms of the following questions:
1.
What about
this topic makes me Happy? Worried?
Confused?
2.
How does
this topic fit with the founding values of our nation as set forth in our
Constitution?
3. What can we do about this topic that upholds the
values we hold dear?
Come check out a new program for teens and young adults to learn about healthy sexual behavior and relationships from a health educator!
You’ll get snacks and a $5.00 gift card at each daily session, and teens who attend all 5 sessions will get a $25.00 gift card at the 5th session (total compensation: $50.00).
(If you miss a
session, get $5.00 per session attended and $5.00 on the last session)
WHO:
Anyone age 15 - 19 (13+ OK too) (parent permission not
required)
WHAT: Fun
and interactive activities
Safe, non-judgmental environment
Answers to all burning questions
DATES: Session 1:
March 2
Session 2: March 9
Session 3: March 16
Session 4: March 23
Session 5: March 30
WHERE: Loussac Library, 3600 Denali Street, Beluga Room, 2nd FloorQuestions: Call Health Educator @ 343-6586 or Jon, Teen Librarian @343-2938
See how fiber is spun into yarn by the Eagle River Spinners.
If you are interested in trying your hand at spinning, please call Sandy Quimby at 696-2680 ahead of time and she will arrange to bring an extra wheel and fiber.
Join presenter Lynette
Feusner as she instructs us how to preserve life’s irreplaceable photo, videos,
and documents in case of unforeseen accident or disaster. Hands on work
session.
| A
specially designed storytime to meet the needs of youth with sensory issues
and their families, engaging children through movement, music, stories and
play. While open to all children, sensory friendly storytimes are especially
geared for children on the autism spectrum, those with sensory integration
challenges, or children who have difficulty sitting. For children ages 2-8, and their families. |
| Prepare or refresh your resume before our job fair in April. Expert help from AK Dept of Labor staff will be available. Bring a flash drive or buy one here. Space is limited to 10 people, so register beginning March 1. |
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
| This
multi-award winning speculative fiction author is here to answer your
questions and tell you wild, absolutely true stories about her adventures in
publishing, wildlife rescue, and world travel. Seanan McGuire (aka Mira Grant) is peppy, prolific, and prone to disappearing into the nearest swamp. Her 2017 novel, Every Heart a Doorway, won the Alex Award, as well as the Hugo, Nebula, and Locus Awards. Down Among the Sticks and Bones also won a 2017 Alex Award. |
Come check out a new program for teens
and young adults to learn about healthy sexual behavior and relationships from
a health educator!
(If you miss a session, get $5.00 per session attended and $5.00 on the last session)
WHO: Anyone age 15 - 19 (13+ OK too) (parent permission not required)
WHAT:
Fun and interactive activities
Safe, non-judgmental environment
Answers to all burning questions
DATES: Session
1: March 2
Session 2: March 9
Session 3: March 16
Session 4: March 23
Session 5: March 30
WHERE: Loussac Library, 3600 Denali Street, Beluga
Room, 2nd Floor
Questions:
Call Health Educator @ 343-6586 or Jon, Teen Librarian @343-2938
Are you into scrap-booking, wycinanki, origami, or card-making?
Paper crafters are invited
to bring their projects to the Salmon Meeting Room for a fun, creative,
morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
| A half hour of stories, songs and more to build early literacy skills; a blend of entertainment and education for children and their caregivers. For children 5 and under and their families. |
*Some special programs (Loussac Library) may take
the place of a family storytime but will still be appropriate for the family
storytime audience
Come
out and meet
This
is the group in
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Chad Carpenter: Why Poking Fun at the North Matters
Chad has been drawing TUNDRA for 26 years and it is currently running in 650 newspapers around the world.
He will be giving a PowerPoint presentation featuring some of his favorite comic strips as well as a few that have gotten him in trouble over the years.
Chad will also be discussing how he gets his ideas as well as the history of how TUNDRA came to be.
Come learn about the saloon girls, entertainers, demimonde,
and madams who helped build American Alaska from the Gold Rush days up to
today. This boisterous, cheeky, and endearing lecture combined with live
entertainment is a burlesque tribute in honor of Women's History Month 2018.
All are welcome.
Presented by Dr. Loosie FitzPanties, of VivaVoom Brr-lesque
Starring the burlesque talents of LyDia de los Muertos and Huntress of the North!
Some portions of this presentation are meant for more mature audiences. Please remember that not all library programs are appropriate for everyone.
Come check out a new program for teens and young adults to learn about healthy sexual behavior and relationships from a health educator!
You’ll get snacks and
a $5.00 gift card at each daily session, and teens who attend all 5 sessions
will get a $25.00 gift card at the 5th session (total
compensation: $50.00).
(If you miss a
session, get $5.00 per session attended and $5.00 on the last session)
WHO:
Anyone age 15 - 19 (13+ OK too) (parent permission not
required)
WHAT: Fun
and interactive activities
Safe, non-judgmental environment
Answers to all burning questions
DATES: Session 1:
March 2
Session 2: March 9
Session 3: March 16
Session 4: March 23
Session 5: March 30
WHERE: Loussac
Library, 3600 Denali Street, Beluga Room, 2nd Floor
Questions: Call Health
Educator @ 343-6586 or Jon, Teen Librarian @343-2938
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Interested in applying for SNAP/food stamps?
The Food Bank of Alaska will be in the Loussac Library Atrium to help with the Public Assistance Applications from 12-4pm.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Almost every author is asked, "Where do you get your
ideas?" For the Charlotte Brody series, each story grew out of a real life
event in or around Cordova's history. While taking artistic license for
tweaking certain details, weaving true-life events and locations into a
fictional account will hopefully lead to a story that's new but also familiar.
A book signing will follow.
Celebrating the 100 birthday of legendary composer
and conductor, Leonard Bernstein, the Anchorage Symphony partners with
Anchorage Opera to bring you Candide. Based on the novella by Voltaire, this
operetta tells the story of Candide and his friends as they go on a
round-the-world romp of idealistic optimism that clashes with a series of
absurdly unfortunate events.
Put on your PJ’s and enjoy a night at the movies with
your favorite librarians!
This month we’ll be showing Coco: Aspiring musician Miguel, confronted with his family's ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-great-grandfather, a legendary singer.
This film is rated PG. Please remember that not all films shown by Anchorage Public Library will be appropriate for all audiences.
Come Write In at the Chugiak-Eagle River Library! We
have wireless access, lots of comfy chairs, tables to spread out, and resources
to help you with your writing projects. These sessions will be held in the Eagle
River Town Center Community Room, across the hall from the MOA Parks & Rec
office.
| Bring the whole family for some board game fun! We’ll have games available for all ages and skill levels. |
Come
join the Pathfinder & Starfinder Society, a legendary league of explorers,
archaeologists, and adventures dedicated to discovering and chronicling the
greatest mysteries and wonders. As a Pathfinder explore an ancient world beset
by magic and evil or join the Starfinder Society and explore the Pact Worlds
and beyond.
Find out if you are the Game King in MV’s Card Game Tournament. Playing YuGiOh, Pokemon, Magic the Gathering, and more. Come join in or just watch, and of course, meet others who like to plan tabletop games! There will be some prizes for the day's winners.
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out and meet
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is the group in
| It's a book premiere! Join authors Barbara and Ethan Atwater to hear a reading of their new book - How Raven Got His Crooked Nose - which is based on a Denai'na legend. Then make a Raven craft. Book sales and signings available. |
The book club for those that don’t want to be tied
down. No assignments, no judgment – just
read what you want!
Siam Cuisine
1911 W Dimond Blvd
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
Are you happy, worried, or confused about how President Trump’s proposals could change your
life or impact your children’s future?
Come to the Loussac Library, for a facilitated discussion on what you
are thinking and feeling.
This is a program of discussions on Doing Democracy facilitated by Let’s Talk Alaska (LTAK). Listen to your neighbors, share your concerns, and discuss what you might do about them – individually and with others who care.
This is a new variation on a program in civic dialogue created by Alaska Common Ground and the Anchorage Library called Let’s Talk Alaska. Our prior discussions were on topics we selected guided by discussions guides we authored. Now, you – the participants – will choose the topics you wish to explore. The only requirement is that they address the program purpose of Doing Democracy and can be discussed in terms of the following questions:
1.
What about
this topic makes me Happy? Worried?
Confused?
2.
How does
this topic fit with the founding values of our nation as set forth in our
Constitution?
3. What can we do about this topic that upholds the
values we hold dear?
| Join us for LEGO club. Test your creativity: build a city or a spaceship or whatever you like! School age children encouraged, but there will be blocks for younger siblings. All children under age 8 must have a caregiver present. |
Art journals are illustrated diaries or journals on any theme. Art journalists and papercrafters bring their projects to the Innovation Lab for a fun, creative, morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.
See how fiber is spun into yarn by the Eagle River Spinners.
If you are interested in trying your hand at spinning, please call Sandy Quimby at 696-2680 ahead of time and she will arrange to bring an extra wheel and fiber.
Join presenter
Lynette Feusner as she instructs us how to preserve life’s irreplaceable photo,
videos, and documents in case of unforeseen accident or disaster. Hands on work
session.
Join us as we discuss God and Jetfire: Confessions of a Birth Mother, a searching, eloquent memoir by Amy Seek about the joys and hardships of open adoption. It is a mother’s account of her decision to surrender her son in an open adoption and of their relationship over the twelve years that follow. Written with literary poise and distinction, it's the story of a life divided between grief and gratitude, regret and joy--an elegy for a lost motherhood, a celebration of a family gained, and an apology to a beloved son.
Come
out and meet
This
is the group in
Celebrate Anchorage’s diversity!
Anchorage is the most diverse city in the United States. Tradition Tuesdays give us a chance to learn about and appreciate the people in our community.
Most recently the artist for the "Gotham" TV
series on FOX and "Wonder Woman '77" for DC, Matt Haley has been
illustrating hit graphic novels for Marvel and DC Comics for years on
characters ranging from The Defenders (Marvel) to Batgirl (DC
Comics) to the classic Ghost (Dark Horse) and has
worked with comics icon Stan Lee on the feature documentary "Comic-Con
Episode IV: A Fans Hope" and shows like "Who Wants
to be a Superhero?" for NBC as well as numerous other projects with
Mr. Lee.
Are you into scrap-booking, wycinanki, origami, or card-making?
Paper crafters are invited
to bring their projects to the Salmon Meeting Room for a fun, creative,
morning. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies.
| Are you
fascinated by sharks?! Join award-winning underwater filmmakers Laura
& Robert Sams for a shark-filled performance based on their children’s
film The Shark Riddle. Meet
one of the stars of the film, a life-sized 23-foot basking shark. Loussac Library, Wilda Marston Theater, Level 1 |
An exploration into meditation & mindfulness for everyone, no
experience necessary. Come to one session, or all of them! No need to bring
anything but yourselves.
Come discover how to sign ASL through themed weeks, learning
worksheets, and engagement with others in the community.
Class size is limited to 6. Registration is required. You can register on our calendar - just click on the January 3 class listing. Registration is open from 12/20-1/2.
This class runs from 1/3-5/23. Registration will be for the entire semester. Drop ins will not be permitted.
Attendees must be over 18.