Nurture your strength and mental health with Tai Chi at Parker Williams Library!
Often described as 'meditation in motion', Tai Chi is a low-impact, slow-motion exercise that helps to strengthen your muscles and relax your mind.
Hit reset at the library! Teens ages 11–17 can play popular video games, team up for multiplayer fun, and hang out in a relaxed library space. All skill levels welcome—just press start and play! 🎮🌸
The Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library hosts English classes for adults ages 18+ who are interested in learning to speak the English language or improve their English-speaking skills. We teach basic English grammar subjects and words that relate to basic life skills. The students have the opportunity to practice speaking the English language with other students.
Join us for a free, 12-week class to help you prepare for your naturalization interview and civics test. An English assessment must be taken for class admittance. Taking this class does not grant citizenship or pay for any application fees. Registration is required as space is limited.
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Not sure what career is right for you? This presentation helps students explore different career paths, identify their interests and strengths, and understand how education and training connect to future jobs. Learn practical tools for career exploration and gain confidence in making informed career decisions.
Come sing, bounce, and listen to wonderful stories with other babies every Tuesday at Parker Williams!
Occurrence: Tuesdays, weekly (unless otherwise noted). Time: 2:30 PM, 6:00 PM Ages: 7-10 Description: Join us each week for a chance to flex your creative writing skills! We'll have a different writing activity each week that promotes the writer's choice and use of imagination. Additional Info: Free! Location: Kids Corner Ticket Info*: Limit: 16
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Join us for Preschool Story Time, an early literacy program featuring stories, songs, and a fun craft! This program is for children ages 3-6 years old and their caregivers.
In order to ensure the safety of our youngest patrons, this is a ticketed program. Free tickets available in the library on the morning of the program. First come, first served.
Join us for a fun film discussion the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6-7pm. Discover new movies from the comfort of your home and discuss with us different aspects like cinematography, soundtrack, and storytelling. See you at the movies….I mean library.
This month, our film is No Country For Old Men (2008)
If you need information on how to obtain your GED, join Future U advisor(s) for a hands-on workshop dealing with important and beneficial information related to how to prepare and obtain the GED. Get all the information needed. When ready, we can help you register for the GED academy, classes, or practice with our library's free resources.
Newcomers are always welcome!