Participants volunteer to lead discussions and they pick the material. Normally they will propose a title and everyone agrees. This is a laid back but serious group. They meet in person, February - November.
No registration required
The discussion topic: TBA
Discussion questions may be available.
Introduce books you have already read and want to share with others. Listen to recommendations.
Nothing to buy! No assigned reading! Come and discuss Science Fiction & Fantasy books!
Books Discussion starts at 6 PM, usually the first Monday of the month In Person or Online using Teams.
Call the Reference Desk or email for a virtual invite.
What have YOU been reading?
This beginner friendly lesson will introduce participants to various hand embroidery stitches and techniques.
This beginner friendly lesson will introduce participants to cross-stitching, which is a form of counted-thread embroidery using X-shaped stitches to create a pattern.
SPICY is coming to the Barbara Bush Library!
Are you passionate about love stories? Join other readers to discuss romance novels!
All participants must be 18 years of age or older.
Unlock your musical potential at "Introduction to Basic Songwriting!"
Discover the joy of songwriting and give your musical ideas a voice. Anyone can do it!
**No Children**
Create a beautiful plate for your holiday treats, using the decoupage technique.
**All supplies will be provided. Please note that due to limited supplies each patron will get to make (1) item.
** 18 and Up**
Learn the basics of creating a multimedia presentation using various page layouts. With PowerPoint you can easily organize your thoughts; powerfully illustrate your ideas; professionally deliver your message anywhere.
Participants will learn how to create new documents, edit and save documents to the hard drive and a removable drive. Please bring a USB to class if you would like to save your work.
Registration is required.
Are you struggling with a stitch or technique?
Swing by the Maker Space on Wednesdays between 3:00 and 5:00 for a helping hand!
Bring your project and questions and we will use library resources to help!
This introductory course is designed for individuals who are new to computers or have limited experience with technology. The course will cover essential computer skills, including understanding hardware components, operating systems, file management, and basic software applications. Students will learn to navigate the internet, use email, and protect their privacy and security online. Practical lessons will guide learners through the use of popular productivity tools, such as word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations.