Programs & Events Listings
The following list contains programs that matched your search, sorted by program types and date from 11/7/2009 to 2/5/2010.
Puppet Club
Come out and join the after school Puppet Club! We will design the set, create our own puppets, and then put on our very own puppet show!! The club will run November 11, 12, and 13 from 4:00 to 5:00 pm. Recommended for ages 5 - 12 yrs old.
Seasonal Make and Takes
'Tis the season to be crafty! Drop in at anytime during the month of December and create your very own holiday craft. Each week will feature a different craft. For more information call 704-416-5630.
Call for performers! Deadline Nov. 13
Performing Artists are needed for the Global Family Story Festival Series starting in January. Artists should be able to set up, create and interact with passing observers who might ask questions.
To apply, please fill out and return the electronic application. Deadline: Friday, November 13.
Review of applications will begin upon receipt. Please direct questions to: bmurray@imaginon.org. This opportunity is best suited to groups within the Carolinas.
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Click here for the electronic application.
The festival will take place on the following dates at ImaginOn: the Joe & Joan Martin Center:
- January 16: Celebrate Asia!
- February 20: Celebrate Latin America!
- March 20: Celebrate Africa!
- April 17: Celebrate Native America!
Crafting Jewelry
Rings,bracelets,pendants-- you decide what to make and Tammy Morris, teaching artist from Mint Hill Arts,will help you complete your project! All ages are welcome but if you are 6 and under you will need an adult to assist you!
Picturing America: Family Portrait Day
Portraits have been used thoroughout history to remember family and friends. Get your portrait made at the Morrison Regional Library. Registration Required: (704)416-5431.
University City Coupon Clippers Club
Save money through clipping coupons. Come and bring your own coupons to clip and swap as well as learn and share money saving tips. Newcomers and experts are welcome! The UC Coupon Clippers Club meets the first Saturday of each month at 11:00 a.m.
Profile Pics
Want to update your profile picture on your Facebook, MySpace or other online account? Stop by to have photos taken and upload them right away! For teens 12-18 only.
"The Giving Tree"
We will read Shel Silverstein’s classic, The Giving Tree,
and we will make a giving tree of our own where each leaf will indicate a good dead we will do.
Kids Club Surprise
Come explore hands on fun. Maybe Art? Maybe Technology? Maybe a Mystery?
Stitch-In
A drop-in lunchtime program for anyone feeling crafty. Bring a lunch and a portable craft (knitting, crocheting, quilting, cross stitch, scrapbooking, etc.) and enjoy the company of other crafty folks.
Giant Chess
Check mate! Play chess with extra-large pieces. For teens 12-18 only.
Batteries Not Included
(K-5th grade)
Creative crafts, science experiments, art and music for grades K-5. Info: 704-416-5630.
Stump the Staff: Blokus
Think you can beat the Loft Staff? Try your luck with Blokus, a popular new strategy game. For teens 12-18 only.
An Evening with Joseph Cavano
Joseph Cavano, local author and jazz pianist will discuss his latest book entitled Love Songs in Minor Key. To register, please call 704-416-3000.
Picturing America: NC Pottery
Learn about the history and variety of pottery in North Carolina. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431
A Stitch in Time
Take an up-close look at the time-honored art of quilting. Some of the Children's Theatre's sewing experts will demonstrate quilting and discuss how they created the costumes for "Beauty and the Beast." The costumes will also be on display.
GROWING Uptown Activities
Charlotte Trolley hosts free learning activities weekly at ImaginOn,
especially for ages 3-8 starting at 11:00, 12:00, and 1:00.
We're Haying a Good Time
Harvest time will be captured with good books, craft-maing, and play with real hay for K-3rd grade participants. Register online or call 704-416-6800 for more information.
Cards for Heroes
Make a difference and help contribute to a nationwide volunteer effort called Cards for Heroes. Crafters will make handmade cards and send them to volunteers who will distribute the cards to troops and soldiers serving in the military.
Chess Club
Join us for a fun round of Chess!
Art NewVeau
Art NewVeau is a connection venue facilitated by local artists for aspiring artists. The artists will explore various are mediums.
Let's Talk Turkey!
Thanksgiving comes alive in this special preschool program through stories, songs, and a take-home turkey craft...like you haven't seen before! Register online or call 704-416-6800 for more information.
Flashback Friday: The Waterboy
Cheer for Bobby as he delivers more than H2O. The Waterboy is rated PG-13. For teens 12-18 only.
Gamers Unite: Monopoly Tournament
Celebrate National Gaming Day with Monopoly. It's everyone's favorite money-making game! For teens 12-18 only.
Coupon Clippers Club
Come learn the art of saving money through clipping
coupons. Bring your own coupons to clip and swap. Newcomers and experts are welcome! Info: (704) 416-5431.
Girls Night Out Craft Night: Gingerbread Style Houses
Mothers, daughters, sisters, best friends. Come join us for an evening of making gingerbread style houses using a paper kit, stickers, and other craft supplies.
Webkinz
Enter Webkinz World, a great place to learn and play!
Origami for Fun with Mr. Malcolm
Learn new and beautiful folds to create simple origami art for your home, party or table settings during the holiday season.
Stump the Staff: Connect 4
Compete against Loft Staff in the ultimate upright checker-dropping challenge! For teens 12-18 only.
Coupon Clippers
Coupon Clippers meets at Hickory Grove every two weeks. Join them at any time to save money and meet new friends.
Stitch-In
Join our UC evening Stitch-In sessions! We will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month. Bring your portable craft: knitting, embroidery, crocheting, quilting~just to name a few~to work on while you enjoy the company of other crafters. Share tips and hints, new ideas, and patterns. Check out our collection of needlework books! Open to crafters age 12 and up. No registration required.
South County Stitch-In
A monthly gathering of the needlework kind. All are welcome to bring projects and share ideas and fun.
Stitch-In
Handicrafters are invited to bring a bag lunch and your favorite portable craft. For more information, contact 704-416-6000, option 4.
Stitch-In
Bring your needlework, knitting, crocheting, or small portable craft project to our bi-monthly gathering. Stuck on a handwork project? Stitch-In is here to help!
Mad Science presents…
A special scientist from Mad Science experiments will be here to present an interesting experiment!
Learning @ the Library
Join us for an introduction to stories about Greek Gods and Goddesses, learn about the influences of mythology, and make a paper bag craft related to a special symbol. Register online or call 704-416-6800.
The Art of Whimsy
Children, ages 8 and up, are invited to join artist, Ginny Edelen, in crafting a "whimsical" piece of art! Call 704-416-5200 to make your reservation.
6R: Bleach Effect Tees
Give new life to an old t-shirt with custom bleach designs you create. PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING A T-SHIRT! For teens 12-18 only.
Cards for Heroes
Learn how to create greeting cards using rubber stamping and paper crafting techniques. Make a card to share with members of the armed forces, as well as a card for yourself. Materials provided. Registration required; space limited.
Comics Camp
The next Comics Camp event will be held at ImaginOn in the Round on 11/19/09 with registration starting on 11/4/09. Local artists & comic book creators John DaCosta and Eraklis Petmezas (Herc)will present this workshop that comic fans will love!!!
Fiber Club
Want to learn? Want to teach? Just want some company while you work? Bring your current craft project and join other creative Charlotteans for a fun morning of knitting, quilting, cross-stitch, sewing, or whatever you're interested in. Info: (704)416-5431.
Flashback Friday: Dirty Dancing
Have the time of your life catching up with this classic dance flick. Dirty Dancing is rated PG-13. For teens 12-18 only.
Hooked on Crochet
Bring your own crochet hook and yarn and learn the basics of crochet. Already know how? Come and show off your latest creations!
NASA Image Unveiling
Be the first to see a new image from the Hubble Space Telescope, the Spitzer Space Telescope, and Chandra X-Ray Observatory. Unveiling at 2:15 pm, followed by a talk from UNCC’s Elisabeth Benchich and Appalachian State's Dan Caton.
Artist on Display
A local artist will give a presentation of his work,describing the process and answering questions.
Crafty Recycling
Recycle creatively! Make stylish fabric stretchy headband. All materials and notions are provided. Registration Required: 704-416-5431
Stump the Staff: Clue
Was it Colonel Mustard in the library with a wrench? Compete against Loft Staff and see if you can solve the mystery. For teens 12-18 only.
NCO Origami Club
Learn the ancient art of paperfolding. For children in grades 2-5. All materials supplied. Registration required:(704) 416-6000.
Holiday Movie Marathon: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Join us for Tim Burton's ghoulish Christmas tale. The Nightmare Before Christmas is rated PG. For teens 12-18 only.
Holiday Movie Marathon: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Yule crack up with this holiday favorite! Christmas Vacation is rated PG-13. For teens 12-18 only.
Holiday Movie Marathon: Elf
Discover your inner elf. Elf is rated PG. For teens 12-18 only.
Wordplay Monday: Freestyle Competition
Read poetry, rap or sing in this freestyle quest for glory! For teens 12-18 only.
Zinger’s Slumber Club
Wear your pajamas, bring your favorite stuffed animal and join us for an evening filled with stories, music and a craft!
Holiday Origami
Dress up the holidays with origami creations you make yourself. Ornaments, package toppers, and more! All supplies provided. Registration required.
Stitch-In
Handicrafters are invited to bring a bag lunch and your favorite portable craft. For more information, contact us at 704-416-6000, option 4.
All Aboard the Polar Express
Enjoy the beloved Christmas classic, drink hot chocolate, and make an ornament. For ages 6 to 10. Info: 704-416-6400.
Gingerbread Houses for Teens
In this two-day program, teens will assemble and decorate a gingerbread house. Prizes will be awarded and determined by popular vote. The houses will be assembled on day one and decorated on day two. Register by phoning 704-416-5200.
Art & Anime Club
Do you love to draw and create? Join other teens who have a passion for art, anime and manga in this on-going monthly event.
Holiday Crafts for Teens
Create your own holiday crafts to decorate a tree or for gifts.
Coupon Clippers Club
Come learn the art of saving money through clipping coupons. Each meeting will include an informational segment followed by time for swapping and sharing tips. Bring your own coupons to clip and swap. Newcomers and experts are welcome!
Girls Night Out Craft Night: Greeting Cards
Mothers, daughters, sisters, best friends. Come join us in making greeting cards using a variety of rubber stamping and greeting card techniques. Make a card for the “Cards for Heroes” program and for yourself.
Holiday Crafts
Bring a friend and join other teens in making holiday cards and gifts with our guest crafter, Francis Brown.
Picturing Charlotte: The Photographic Basics
Photography presentation by student James Pietras.
Crafty Recycling
Recycle creatively! Bring old greeting cards and transform them into new cards or holiday ornaments. Registration Required: 704-416-5431
Creating a Sentiment
Learn to make an elegant holiday ornament to hang on the Christmas tree!
Take a Break Origami
Join us for Winter Break Origami. All supplies provided. Registration required. Sign up online or call 704-416-6000, option 4.
University City Coupon Clippers Club
Save money through clipping coupons. Come and bring your own coupons to clip and swap as well as learn and share money saving tips. Newcomers and experts are welcome! The UC Coupon Clippers Club meets the first Monday of each month at 11:00 a.m.
Origami for Teen Tuesdays
Origami Club for teens, featuring basic to intermediate model folding. Supplies provided; bring your ideas, models you have been folding or origami books to share. Grades 6 -12 welcome.
Picturing America: Quilling
Quilling, or paper filigree, is the art of rolling and bending paper, then making designs out of the shapes. Learn how to create beautiful designs with local artist Lisa Underwood. Registration required:
(704)416-5431.
Knit & Purl for Teens
Looking for a new hobby or a fun volunteer project? Come to this program and learn to knit. Open to 5th-12th graders. Registration required: (704) 416-5431.
Personalize your own mouse pad
Join us at NCO to personalize your own mouse pad. All materials supplied.
Make a Message Board
Want a cool way to display all the crazy pictures of you and your friends? Maybe you need a place to hang notes. Come and decorate your own message/display board! Supplies are provided.
NCO Origami Club
Learn the ancient art of paperfolding. For children in grades 2-5. All materials supplied.
Picturing America: Collage for Teens
Learn how to use scrap paper to create fabulous works of art like the collages of Charlotte artist Romare Bearden. This class will be taught by mixed media artist, Lisa Underwood. Registration required: (704) 416-5431.
Art & Anime Club
Do you love to draw and create? Join other teens who have a passion for art, anime and manga in this on-going monthly event. In February we will be doing creative things with sneakers. Bring a pair of white canvas shoes that you would like to paint!
Author Visit from Richard Peck
The award winning author Richard Peck will be coming to ImaginOn. Richard Peck is the author of the 2001 Newbery Award winning book, A Year Down Yonder, and the 1999 Newbery Honor winning book, A Long Way From Chicago.
Business Book Discussion
Join others in this monthly discussion of the latest business topics. In November we will hear an excerpt from the forthcoming book by Janice Allen Jackson; she is developing a book project around her 16 years of executive experience in management.
NaNoWriMo
It's National Novel Writing Month, which means if you've ever wanted to write a book, now's the time! Any teen interested in taking this challenge should join us every Monday in Novemeber at FRL. Prizes for all teen writers!
"The Giving Tree"
We will read Shel Silverstein’s classic, The Giving Tree,
and we will make a giving tree of our own where each leaf will indicate a good dead we will do.
American Girls Club: Little Sisters
This is a hands-on bookclub for grades K-2 that brings the American Girls series to life. Registration if for Winter and Spring meetings. Registration begins 10/28. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
The Boys of Summer Book Club
This book club meets on the second Monday of the month and discusses books about baseball. Info: (704) 416-5431.
American Girls Club: Big Sisters
This is a hands-on bookclub for grades 3-5 that brings the American Girls series to life. Registration if for Winter and Spring meetings. Registration begins 10/28. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
UNIVERSE-city Readers
The UNIVERSE-city Readers meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. to discuss science fiction and fantasy fiction.
Wednesday Warriors Book Club
Join our 5th-8th grade book club as we read Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians by Brandon Sanderson. Registration required, call 704-416-5000 ext. 4.
Rea Road Readers Book Club
Join us for a discussion of Loving Frank by Nancy Horan. Led by a South County staff member.
Mystery Readers Book Club
Join us for a discussion of Cold in Hand by John Harvey. Led by a library staff member.
Retro Readers Book Club
Join our classics book club for a discussion of The Time Machine by H.G. Wells. For readers age 14 and up. Registration required, call 704-416-5000 ext. 4.
Evening Edition Bookclub
The Evening Edition Bookclub meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7:00pm. We read and discuss a variety of Fiction and Non-Fiction titles. Please call 704-416-5200 for the current title.
Local Author Pat J. Schulz
Join us for a captivating evening as local author Pat J. Schulz reads and discusses her extraordinary life lessons from her autobiography Making Sweet Lemonade. Refreshments provided.
Bow Wow Books
Description: Come read one of your favorite books to one of our wonderful therapy dogs. Register for a 15-minute appointment between 10:00 am and 12 noon for Saturday, Nov. 14. Call 704-416-580...
Charlotte Writers
Join other Charlotte area writers for open-format discussions and constructive criticism. Aspiring writers can visit meetup.com/charlottewriters to learn more about this group and share their work. Please register in advance on the website.
Men and Boys
Join this informal gathering of men of all ages as we discuss things that matter and share good books and much more. Please register in advance for these sessions.
Who-Done-It Readers
November: Thyme of Death by Susan Wittig Albert
Daylily Book Club
Meets the third Monday of every month. In November, we will discuss "A Walk In the Woods" by Bill Bryson. Check at desk for copy of the book. Call 704-416-3800 for more info.
Magic Tree House Club
A book club for 2nd-5th graders. Come and travel through time and around the world with Jack and Annie. Registration for Winter and Spring begins 10/28. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
New Book Club
Meet and discuss Shanghai Girls, by Lisa See. This book club meets on the third Tuesday of every month at the Morrison Regional Library. Info: (704) 416-5431.
Kwabena Book Club
This month the book club will be reading Through It All: Reflections 0n My Life, My Family and My Faith by Christine King-Ferris. Come join us for an enriching book discussion with refreshments.
Mother & Daughter Bookclub
Mother and daughters learn, discuss, and share together the book - "The Penderwicks" by Jeanne Birdsall. Registration required 704-416-5421 (Grades 4-6).
Tuesday Talkers Book Club
The Tuesday Talkers Book Club meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.
Lifelong Learners Book Club
The Lifelong Learners Book Club meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. to discuss recent non-fiction of general interest.
Magic Treehouse Club
Join us for adventures with Jack and Annie! Grades 1-3. Registration required: 704-416-5421
No Girls Allowed: A Book Club for Guys
This month, we will be discussing the book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen.
Solve this Mystery: How Do You Write a Whodunit?
Bring a friend to this fun writers’ workshop. You will learn the components of every mystery and then write a mini-story. Mrs. Baldwin will be availble to sign her book, Teaching the Story: Fiction Writing in Grades 4-8.
Ebony Readers Book Club
The Ebony Readers of University City discuss fiction and non-fiction titles of African-American interest. Please call for title information.
Myers Park Readers Book Club
Celebrating North Carolina writers.
Aug 27 - Margaret Maron
Sept 24 - Ron Rash
Oct 22 - Timothy Tyson
Call 704-416-5800 for details
Wandering Book Club
Read Rhyming Life & Death, by Amos Oz for November. This book club meets on the third Tuesday of every month at the Morrison Regional Library. Info: (704) 416-5431.
Mountain Island Lake Readers Book Club
Join us for a discussion of The Necklace by Cheryl Jarvis. Led by a library staff member.
BC Book Club
We're discussing the book, Dirty Old Men by Omar Tyree. Join us.
Comics Camp
The next Comics Camp event will be held at ImaginOn in the Round on 11/19/09 with registration starting on 11/4/09. Local artists & comic book creators John DaCosta and Eraklis Petmezas (Herc)will present this workshop that comic fans will love!!!
New Frontiers Book Club
New Frontiers is a science fiction, fantasy, and graphic novel book club that meets at North County Regional Library. This month, we have an Open Book Night. Bring along your favorite title to discuss with an open, friendly group.
Society of Speculative Fiction Book Club
This month’s selection – Maximum Ride: the angel experiment by James Patterson
Summary: After the mutant Erasers abduct the youngest member of their group, the "birdkids" take off in pursuit.
Books and Bites
Join us for a book discussion followed by snacks!
Kid Lit for Adults
Enjoy an informal book discussion of quality literature by William Steig. Welcome teachers, parents, media specialist, grandparents, librarians and all adults who enjoy reading children's books. Registration required: 704-416-6600 Option 2
Scaleybark Book Club
Don't miss our discussion of Moon Women, a novel which shows how a supportive family can help one move on in life. Info: 704-416-6400.
Hodgepodge for Seniors
Senior Citizens are invited to participate in a literary and cultural adventure of fun.
LOL-Literature Out Loud!
Calling all teens! Do you love to read? Love talking about the latest books you've read? Come meet enthusiastic teens just like you the last Tuesday of each month.
Murder By the Book
This month we'll discuss Schemers, by Bill Pronzini. Murder by the Book is a book club for mystery lovers and meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 12:15. Info: (704)416-5431.
MCSO Library Services
Book Club
Senior Book Club
We will discuss Walter Moseley's novel, The Man In My Basement.
This novel explores blacks learning about whites while living
in the same house. Moseley examines power, manipulation and unimagined humanity.
Young Writers Club
6th-12th graders are invited to join our writers' group. Bring something you're working on. We'll share ideas, critiques, and help each other become better writers! Information: Call 704-416-6600, option #4.
Wednesday Warriors Book Club
Join our 5th-8th grade book club for The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Registration required, call 704-416-5000 ext. 4.
Rea Road Readers Book Club
Join us for a discussion of Sweet By And By by Todd Johnson. Led by a South County staff member.
Family Book Club
Bring the whole family and your favorite picture book (or two) and share them with the group. There will be a light supper provided. Registration begins November 30th. Registration is required. Info: 704-416-5630.
Mystery Readers Book Club
Join us for a discussion of House Rules by Mike Lawson. Led by a library staff member.
Reader’s Choice Book Club
This month, join the book club for a lively discussion of two books: Sisters and Lovers AND Sisters and Husbands, both by Connie Briscoe.
Retro Readers Book Club
Join our classics book club for a discussion of A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. For readers age 14 and up. Registration required, call 704.416.5000 option 4.
Who-Done-It Readers
December: Destination Murder : A Murder She Wrote
Mystery by Donald Bain
Business Book Discussion
Join others in this monthly discussion of the latest business topics.
No Girls Allowed: A Book Club for Guys
This month, we will be discussing the book Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer.
Wandering Book Club
Read The Enchantress of Florence, by Salman Rushdie for NovemberThis book club meets on the third Tuesday of every month at the Morrison Regional Library. Info: (704) 416-5431.
Teen Writers Night
Do you have a creative spark? Want to put your thoughts and ideas down on paper with other teens? Join our ongoing group.
New Frontiers Book Club
New Frontiers is a science fiction, fantasy, and graphic novel book club that meets at North County Regional Library. This month, we will read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.
West Boulevard Book Club
A book discussion of the newly released novel....A Deep dark secret by Kimberla Lawson Roby
Daylily Book Club
Meets the third Monday of every month. In December, we will have our holiday party. Call 704-416-3800 for details.
Winter Solstice
BBBBRRRR!!!! Let's hear winter stories in the warm and toasty story time room! All ages welcome on Mon. Dec. 21 at 7:00 p.m. No registration required.
Murder By the Book
This month we'll discuss Interpretion of Murder, by Jed Rubenfeld. Murder by the Book is a book club for mystery lovers and meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 12:15. Info: (704)416-5431.
Amazing Library Race
Participate in an exciting challenge inspired by the reality TV show "The Amazing Race." Teens will work in teams and travel around the library branch in a race, navigating clues to locate "pit stops.”
Wednesday Warriors Book Club
Join our 5th-8th grade book club! Registration required, call 704-416-5000 ext. 4.
Retro Readers Book Club
Join the Retro Readers for a discussion of a classic novel. Registration required, call 704-416-5000 ext. 4.
Teen Book Club
Join this newly forming Teen Book Club! At our first meeting in January we will choose the titles that are read through June 2010. These books can be school assignments, Battle of the Books titles or other!
Call for details.
Kid Lit for Adults
Enjoy an informal book discussion of quality literature by Gloria and Jerry Pinkney. Welcome teachers, parents, media specialist, grandparents, librarians and all adults who enjoy reading children's books. Registration required: 704-416-6600 Option 2
New Frontiers Book Club
New Frontiers is a science fiction, fantasy, and graphic novel book club that meets at North County Regional Library.
Mother & Daughter Book Club
Share in the love of reading. Our title will be announced soon. Registration is required to attend this program. (Grades 3-6)
No Girls Allowed: A Book Club for Guys
This month, we will be discussing the book Silverfin by Charlie Higson.
Far Horizons Non-Fiction Book Club
A Non-Fiction book club for adults; join us for a lively discussion of biographies, history, current events, science/nature, or just be inspired! This month: "The Worst Hard Times" by Timothy Egan.
Murder By the Book
This month we'll discuss The Gatehouse, by Nelson DeMille. Murder by the Book is a book club for mystery lovers and meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 12:15. Info: (704)416-5431.
Ebony Readers of University City
The Ebony Readers of University City meet the 4th Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. to discuss fiction and non-fiction titles of African-American interest.
Mountain Island Lake Readers Book Club
Join us for a discussion of Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout. Led by a library staff member.
Who-Done-It Readers
This book club for mystery enthusiasts meets the 4th Thursday of each month.
University City Coupon Clippers Club
Save money through clipping coupons. Come and bring your own coupons to clip and swap as well as learn and share money saving tips. Newcomers and experts are welcome! The UC Coupon Clippers Club meets the first Saturday of each month at 11:00 a.m.
SCORE counseling
SCORE® provides free Individual Counseling Sessions to
Business Start-Ups and Entrepreneurs at the Main Library every Tuesday and the 2nd/4th Mondays of the month from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Appointments are recommended. Please contact the Charlotte SCORE® at 704-344-6576 or charlottescore47@carolina.rr.com for an appointment.
Business Book Discussion
Join others in this monthly discussion of the latest business topics. In November we will hear an excerpt from the forthcoming book by Janice Allen Jackson; she is developing a book project around her 16 years of executive experience in management.
Social Security
John Heath, Public Affairs Specialist with the Charlotte Social Security Office, discusses retirement, disability benefits, survivors benefits, and Medicare. He will be available to answer any of your general questions about Social Security.
Does Money Grow on the Holiday Tree?
Bank of America representatives will teach our children about the importance of money: Holiday spending, saving and investing. Make and take your own personalized "piggy banks". Enjoy an afternoon of monopolizing money!
How to Fund Your Start-Up
This seminar will review the various forms of equity and debt
financing, including conventional bank loans, SBA guaranteed
loans, private loans, venture capital, factored receivables, credit
cards and supplier trade credit.
Make Cents with Seth
Learn the basics of budgeting, investing and finance with Loft staff member Seth. You've got questions - he'll help you find the answers! For teens 12-18 only.
What is Work Now? Using Technology to Create the Career of Your Dreams
Whether you are a displaced professional, someone whose current job leaves them feeling cold, or an entrepreneur looking for a second gig, you can use technology to help you craft a winning work strategy and lifestyle to suit where you are right now.
Proposal Budgeting Basics
Learn important aspects and components of project budgets, how to prepare a budget for your project, examples of projects budgets, and other financial components of your proposal. Please phone 704-416-0128 or email ltowery@plcmc.org to register.
Business Book Discussion
Join others in this monthly discussion of the latest business topics.
University City Coupon Clippers Club
Save money through clipping coupons. Come and bring your own coupons to clip and swap as well as learn and share money saving tips. Newcomers and experts are welcome! The UC Coupon Clippers Club meets the first Monday of each month at 11:00 a.m.
Fundraising in a Challenging Economy
Fundraising in a Challenging Economy will help nonprofits learn strategies to position their organization for
fundraising to survive and thrive in the current economic climate, and adapt their fundraising approaches to the current environment.
Doing Business with the City of Charlotte
A City of Charlotte representative will describe vendor programs and their purchasing process models to help you locate contract opportunities for your business. Sponsored by the Small Business Center Network. Registration Required: 704-330-4223.
From Corporate World to Entrepreneur: How to Make the Transition
Sitting at your corporate desk, have you ever daydreamed of running your own business? This seminar outlines the path from corporate America to entrepreneurship. What is it really like to run a business? How do I decide on the best business for me? How much money is it going to take? Where do I find the financing I need? How much money can I potentially make? These questions and more will be answered in the seminar.
Operation College Launch: Financial Aid 101
Are you preparing for college? Join expert Steven Abels in a short session on how to get started and how to find the best financial aid resources.
Operation College Launch: SAT Prep
Are you preparing for college? Join expert Gerry Kramer in a short session on how to get prepare for and perfect your SAT skills.
Sign Language for the Youngest
This program is for parents and caregivers interested in learning sign language for babies. Friday, November 13th 1:00 pm. Parents Only
Operation College Launch: Which College Is Best For Me?
This workshop is designed to help teens decide which type of higher learning institution is best for them by taking into account their desired career path, personal preferences and individual needs. Teens will learn basic information about all types.
Parent University Class
Preparing for the High School Years – Transitioning from Middle to High School. Presented by CMS School Counseling Services.
Reserve spot here: http://www.cms.k12.nc.us/parents/ParentUniv/Pages/Fall2009CourseOnlineRegistration.aspx
Operation College Launch: SAT Prep - Critical Reading
Stressed about the SAT? Led by a Kaplan Test Prep instructor, this workshop will help students prepare for the Critical Reading portion of the SAT. Often called the most challenging section of the test, this workshop will give you the inside scoop!
Parent University Class: Higher Education for the Working Adult
Presented by Charlotte Regional Higher Education Consortium. Learn about higher education designed for working adults such as scheduling options, financial aid, and online degrees.
Operation College Launch: Applying for College
Need help filling out college applications? This workshop will feature essay writing tips, as well as one-on-one assistance with applications. Teens will also receive advice on how to best present their extra curricular activities and achievements.
Operation College Launch: Applying for College
Need help filling out college applications? This workshop will feature essay writing tips, as well as one-on-one assistance with applications. Teens will also receive advice on how to best present their extra curricular activities and achievements.
Operation College Launch: Current College Student Panel
Are you preparing for college? Join other teens who are preparing for college in a discussion with a panel of current college students and recent college graduates. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431
Operation College Launch: How To Pay For College
Led by a representative from the College Foundation of North Carolina, this workshop will introduce teens and parents to the types of loans, grants and scholarships available to students.
Kid Lit for Adults
Enjoy an informal book discussion of quality literature by Gloria and Jerry Pinkney. Welcome teachers, parents, media specialist, grandparents, librarians and all adults who enjoy reading children's books. Registration required: 704-416-6600 Option 2
Operation College Launch: FAFSA Completion Workshop
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! Join us to actually complete the FAFSA form online, with the assistance of OCL. Don't forget parent tax forms and/or W2!
Operation College Launch: SAT Test Strategies
Come and prepare at your local library with an official Kaplan instructor! Students are given a brief overview of the content and format of the SAT, as well strategies for several of the question types. These strategies will help you succeed!
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años. Cada jueves a las 4:30 pm. A Spanish language storytime for children ages 0-5 years. Each Thursday at 4:30 pm
Rhythm and Rhyme: a storytime for special needs children and their families
Storytime designed for children with special needs and their families. Info and registration, contact Tricia at 704-416-5004.
Sit, Stay & Read
Come to the library to pet and read to our library dogs. Grades K-4. Registration required: 704-416-5421.
S.O.S. (Storytime On Saturday)
(Families)
Weekdays impossible? Help is on the way! Join us for a Saturday morning storytime especially for you!
Conexiones Que Cuentan/Connections That Count
Un programa en español. Para ninos 0-5 años. Sabado,12:00. A Spanish language program for children ages 0-5 years.Saturdays,12:00.
Move and Groove
Shake it up! Boogie down! Children of all ages and their caregivers are welcome at this all music, all movement high-energy class. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration begins 10/28.
Bouncers
Stories and activities for babies who are not yet walking and their caregivers. Registration required on or after the 30th of the previous month: (704) 416-6000.
Terrific Twos
A special program for you and your two-year old child to enjoy stories, songs and more. (Ages 2 years old)
Young & Restless (Mondays)
Little “movers and shakers” will enjoy their own program of stories, music and rhymes. (Ages 18-23 months.)
Movin' and Groovin'
Have fun with stories and rhymes at this storytime filled with music and movement. For children ages 18 months through five years. This group meets every Monday at 10 a.m. No registration required. Info: (704)416-4831.
Twist, Shout, Check It Out
(Birth to Age 5) Shake it up, shake it out. Stories, music and movement to warm up your day.
Young and Restless
Stories, songs and rhymes designed for those little ones 18 to 23 months that don’t like to sit still. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for Nov programs begins 10/28.
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años. Cada lunes a las 10:15 am. A Spanish language storytime language for children ages 0-5 years. Each Monday at 10:15 am
Toddle Time
Walking babies to 23 months will enjoy beginning stories, puppets, music and movement activities. This is a walk-in register at the door class that meets on Monday mornings.
Two Time (Mondays)
Get ready for books, rhymes, music and dancing! (Age 2.)
Waddlers
Stories and activities for babies who are walking up to 17 months and their caregivers. Registration required on or after the 30th of the previous month: (704) 416-6000.
Brilliant Babies
(Babies not yet walking)
Songs, stories, and bouncing rhymes for the newest reader-to-be and a grown-up. Info: 704-416-5630.
Cruisers
Stories and activities for babies 18 to 23 months and their caregivers. Registration required on or after the 30th of the previous month: (704) 416-6000.
Lap Lovers
A weekly program for sharing books, rhythms, and rhymes. (For babies through 23 months who are not yet walking)
Pre-School Storytime (Mondays)
Stories, songs and fun for the pre-school set. (Ages 3-5.)
Time for Twos
Stories, songs and more tailored just for the two-year-olds. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for November programs begins 10/28.
Two-Time
2 year olds get ready for books, music, rhymes, and dancing. This is walk-in class that meets Monday mornings. For more information call 704-416-6800.
Storytime Roundup
Stories,rhymes and a flannelboard story every week. All ages
American Girls Club: Little Sisters
This is a hands-on bookclub for grades K-2 that brings the American Girls series to life. Registration if for Winter and Spring meetings. Registration begins 10/28. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Rhyme Time
Playfully fun rhymes that will engage the kids in craft-making, singing, and acting in this four week series for preschoolers and their caregivers. Register online or call 704-416-6800 for more information
Creating with Books
A is for Apple. J is for Jack. Join us for Applejack folktales and food fun. Grades K-5. Registration required: 704-416-5421.
Family Time Storytime
Bring the whole family in pajamas for some sleepy time stories and fun. This activity for all ages takes place on the second Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. No registration required. Info: (704) 416-4831.
2-Step Storytime
An interactive program for 2-year-olds and their parents or caregivers. Registration required on or after the 25th of the previous month: (704) 416-6000.
Books + Babies
Join us for 30 minutes of FUN as we play simple bouncing and tickling rhymes, share picture books, enjoy flannel board presentations and move around with music every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. For children up to 24 months old. Info: (704)416-4831.
Toddler Story Time
Stories and activities for children. Ages 24-36 months. For more information or group registration call 704-416-3000.
Two Time (Tuesdays)
Get ready for books, rhymes, music and dancing! (Age 2.)
Jumping Beans
Books and babies program for children walking to 18 months. Registration Required: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for November programs begins 10/28.
Tot Topics
(Walking up to 35 months)
An interactive program, including songs, movement activities, and stories for toddlers and their caregivers. Info: 704-416-5630.
Two-Time
2 year olds get ready for books, music, rhymes, and dancing. This is a walk-in program that meets Tuesday mornings and repeats program content from earlier in the week.
Baby Boom (Tuesdays)
Join us for 30 minutes of books, bouncing rhymes and rhythm. (Ages lapsitters to 17 months.)
Just For Me Pre-school Storytime
An independent storytime for children ages 3-5 years without parents or siblings under three. Registration required on or after the 25th of the previous month: (704) 416-6000.
Pre-School Story Time
Story time for pre-school age children. Ages: 2-5. For more information and group registration call: 704-416-3000.
Pre-School Pals
35 minutes of terrific stories, props and fun for children between 3 and rising kindergarten age. This is a walk-in class that meets Tuesday mornings.
Just-for-ME
A fun program where you can listen to great stories on your own. (Ages 3-5)
Peapods
Books and babies program for infants birth through walking. Songs, nursery rhymes and manipulates for caregiver and child. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for November programs begins 10/28.
Side-by-Side
An interactive program for 2- and 3-year-olds and their parents or caregivers. Registration required on or after the 25th of the previous month: (704) 416-6000.
Terrific Three's (Tuesdays)
Stories and a craft for those terrific threes. (Age 3.)
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años.Cada martes a las 11:30 am. A Spanish language storytime language for children ages 0-5 years.Each Tuesday at 11:30 am
Mommy and Me Yoga
For children ages 3-6 and a caregiver. Join a yoga instructor for this 30 minute program combining yoga and books. Registration required and begins 10/28. Info and registration: 704-416-5000 option #2.
American Girls Club: Big Sisters
This is a hands-on bookclub for grades 3-5 that brings the American Girls series to life. Registration if for Winter and Spring meetings. Registration begins 10/28. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
American Girl Club
If you love American Girls come join us for our exciting American Girl Club! For information on which American Girl we will celebrate this month, please contact the Children's desk at 704/416-6600, x2. (Grades 2-4.)
Paws to Read
Come in on Tuesday afternoons from 4:00-5:00 and read to one of our therapy dogs, Dudley or Sadie. Both Dudley and Sadie love children and love to be read to.
Paws for Reading
Read to our wonderful trained certified International Therapy Dogs!
Grades K-5 Tuesday nights at 7:00 p.m.
Toddler Storytime
A special time for you and your two-year-old to enjoy stories, music, rhymes and more! Call 704-416-3800 for more information.
Baby Boom (Wednesdays)
Join us for 30 minutes of books, bouncing rhymes and rhythm. (Lapsitters to 17 months.)
Wonderful Walkers
A weekly program for sharing books, rhythms, and rhymes. (Babies through 23 months who are walking)
A Stitch in Time
Take an up-close look at the time-honored art of quilting. Some of the Children's Theatre's sewing experts will demonstrate quilting and discuss how they created the costumes for "Beauty and the Beast." The costumes will also be on display.
Books and Babies
for babies up to 18 months
music, stories, playtime
registration required
Itsy Bitsy Spiders
Storytime for the lively T's. 12 months - 3 years
Music and Movement
Get moving! Join our mostly songs and motion program for children 18-35 months and their caregivers. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for November programs begins 10/28.
Toddler Time
Stories, songs, and rhymes for children ages 18-36 months. This group meets every Wednesday at 10 a.m. Info: (704)416-4831.
Preschool Storytime
A special time for you and your preschooler (3-5 years old) to enjoy stories, music, rhymes and more! Call 704-416-3800 for more information.
NO STORYTIME Oct 14-28. Resumes on Nov 4.
Young & Restless (Wednesdays)
Little “movers and shakers” will enjoy their own program of stories, music and rhymes. (Ages 18-23 months.)
Books & Babies
Music, songs and books for babies. Ages: 0-24 months. For more information and to register call: 704-416-3000.
Family Tales
A fantastic time for families to enjoy books, songs and more. (Ages 2-5)
Boogie-Woogie Books
High energy movin' and groovin' for preschoolers 3 to 5 years old and their families. Mostly music and motion. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for November programs begins 10/28.
Book Beat
35 minutes of terrific stories and "toe-tapping tunes" for children between 3 and rising kindergarten age. This is a walk-in class that meets Wednesday mornings.
Bouncing Books
Stories in rhyme, songs and movement activities. All ages
Preschool Play
Stories, music and crafts for preschoolers and their caregivers. This storytime for children ages 3-5 meets every Wednesday at 11 a.m. Info: (704)416-4831.
Rompin' and Stompin'
for walkers up to 24 months
stories, music
registration is required
Stories Alive + More
A brand new storytime designed for children with special needs and their families featuring music, stories and props. Please call 704-416-6800 and ask for Jeanenne or Shern to register and learn more about this class.
Two Time (Wednesdays)
Get ready for books, rhymes, music and dancing! (Age 2.)
We're Haying a Good Time
Harvest time will be captured with good books, craft-maing, and play with real hay for K-3rd grade participants. Register online or call 704-416-6800 for more information.
Book Beat
35 minutes of terrific stories and "toe-tapping tunes" for children between 3 and rising kindergarten age. This is a walk-in class that meets Wednesday afternoons.
Chatty Hattie's Friendship with Michael Jackson
When she was a DJ at Charlotte's WGIV, Chatty Hattie managed musical groups that recorded at her friend Barry Gordy's Motown Studios
in Detroit. There she became friends with the child star,
Michael Jackson. Come hear her memories of Michael.
Young & Restless Storytime
A special time for you and your 13-17 month old child to enjoy stories, music, rhymes and more! Call 704-416-3800 for more information.
Lap Lovers
A weekly program for sharing books, rhythms, and rhymes. (Babes through 23 months who are not walking)
Young & Restless (Thursdays)
Little “movers and shakers” will enjoy their own program of stories, music and rhymes. (Ages 18-23 months.)
Little Bugs
Storytime for the little ones ages 0-24 months.
Mother Goose Is on the Loose
Nursery rhymes come alive through picture books, rhythm and music, fingerplays and flannel board stories. For children ages 18 months through five years. This group meets every Thursday at 10 a.m. No registration required. Info: (704)416-4831.
Pre-School Pizzazz
Can you make it to the library this week, but not the next? Then check out Preschool Pizzazz, a sign-in-at-the-door storytime for the first 25 children ages 3-5 and their caregivers. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Shake, Rattle & Read
(Birth to age 5)
Stories, rhymes, songs, and movement activities for mixed ages. Info: 704-416-5630.
Spanish for Children
Learn Spanish the fun way with puppets, music, and movement. Preschool, ages 3-5 years. No registration; Info: (704) 416-6000.
Toddler Time
for children age
registration required
Cruisers Storytime
A special time for you and your 18-23 month old child to enjoy stories, music, rhymes and more! Call 704-416-3800 for more information.
Lap Lovers
20 minutes of simple rhymes, sharing of books and time to meet and visit with other babies and caregivers. This is a program for pre-walking babies and meets every Thursday at 10:15 a.m.
Two Time (Thursdays)
Get ready for books, rhymes, music and dancing! (Age 2.)
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en españo para ninos 0-5 años, cada jueves a las 10:30 am. A Spanish storytelling program for children ages 0-5 years. Each Thursday at 10:30 am.
Pre-School Storytime (Thursdays)
Stories, songs and fun for the pre-school set. (Ages 3-5.)
Preschool Fun
music, stories
registration is not required
Shake It Up!
We are shaking and moving in this musical storytime for all ages.
Spanish for Kids
Learn Spanish the fun way with puppets, music, and movement. No class on August 13, October 15, 22, 29 or November 26. No registration necessary; call 704-416-3800 for more information.
Toddle Time
Walking babies to 23 months will enjoy beginning stories, puppets, music and movement activities. This is a Thursday walk-in program repeating content from earlier in the week.
Warm Up Your Muscles
Fitness fun for preschoolers ages 3-5 years. Info: (704) 416-6000.
Keep Fit for Kids
Time to burn up some energy at a fun workout for preschoolers. (Ages 3-5)
Picturing America: Art for Children
Learn about Native Americans through art. Guest artist Alex Clark.
Grades K-6. Registration required: 704-416-5421.
Pajama Rama
Join us in your pajamas and slippers for a bedtime storytime for sleepyheads. This is an evening program for preschoolers and their parent or caregiver. Register online or call 704-416-6800 for more information.
StarBright, StoryNight
A family storytime for all ages. Enjoy a movie, crafts or a speical Ready-to-Learn program. For more information call: 704-416-3000.
Let's Talk Turkey!
Thanksgiving comes alive in this special preschool program through stories, songs, and a take-home turkey craft...like you haven't seen before! Register online or call 704-416-6800 for more information.
Baby Mania
A weekend walk-in storytime for babies up to 23 months and a chance to network with other parents and caregivers. The program leader will share books, rhymes, and music for you and your little one. Call
704-416-6800 for more information.
Saturday Smorgasbord: A Story Time for Children with Special Needs
Please ask at the children's desk for more information about this story time for children with special needs and their families.
Family Tales
A fantastic time for families to enjoy books, songs and more. (Ages 2-5)
Harambee Family Story Hour
Harambee is the Swahili word for coming together. Join us for a morning of stories with the family!
Jumping Jacks
A 20 - 30 minute storytime for 2 year olds that consists of books, fingergames, flannelboard stories and musical activities.
Magic Tree House Club
A book club for 2nd-5th graders. Come and travel through time and around the world with Jack and Annie. Registration for Winter and Spring begins 10/28. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Marbles on Monday
Calling all first through fifth graders---it's time for some old fashioned fun! Join us for a game or two of Marbles! One lucky MIBSTER(marble player) will go home with a new "shooter" and a new "glassy" or two! For more info call 704-416-5200
Sleepy Tales!
Meet Ms.Elizabeth and Mr.Bear in the Children's area for a 30 minute storytime beginning at 6:30 pm.All ages.
Family Story Hour
Stories and a craft for the whole family. (Ages 3 - 7.)
Teddy Bear Tea for 3's and 4's !
Teddy Bear stories and tea sandwiches with apple slices and weak tea served in tea cups and bring your special teddy bear or furry friend.
Buenas Noches - Bilingual Stories by PlaySpanish
An evening of bilingual stories told by one of the founders of the PlaySpanish group. PlaySpanish is a program designed to introduce children (and families) to the Spanish lanugage and culture. Registration begins 10/28. Info 704-416-5000 option #2.
Turkey Tales
Are you ready for a gobbling good time? Join us as well celebrate Thanksgiving. For grades K to 2. All spots are filled at this time. Registration has closed. Registration for January programs will begin on December 20th at 1:00 pm.
Yearlings
A 15-20 minutes storytime for toddlers ages 12 - 24 months.
Learning @ the Library
Join us for an introduction to stories about Greek Gods and Goddesses, learn about the influences of mythology, and make a paper bag craft related to a special symbol. Register online or call 704-416-6800.
For Girls Only
Let's get ready for the holidays. Join in as we create a holiday craft.
Homeschool Chess Club
Grades 3-12 learn to play chess or improve your skills by playing others.
Tail Wagging Tutors
A reading program is designed to build confidence in children who are struggling with reading skills. Each child will read one-on-one with a trained therapy dog for one 15 minute session. Registration begins 12/16. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Saturday Space!
Stories and activities that are out out this world. NASA PHOTOGRAPH unveiling fun at 2:00.
Kids' Gaming
Elementary school age children are welcome to come play a variety of electronic games at the library. No registration required. Info: (704) 416-4831.
Teddy Bear Tea for 2's!
Teddy Bear stories and apple juice,cheerios and tiny cheese sandwiches and bring your special teddy bear or furry friend.
Rockin' Family Storytime
Weare celebrating families and stories this month with a special, action-filled storytime for children and their families.
Disney presents "Swiss Family Robinson".
A family in route to New Guinea is shipwrecked on a deserted tropical island. They are forced to remain on the island because of the damage to the ship and the pirates that are roaming the islands. They create a home on the island.
Movie Madness
A marvelous movie showing all week
Webkinz World
Join other webkinz owners to share ideas, tips, and play on the website. Registration required: 704-416-5421. (Ages 5 years and up)
Zinger’s Slumber Club
Wear your pajamas, bring your favorite stuffed animal and join us for an evening filled with stories, music and a craft!
Storytime for Pre-Schoolers
Anything can happen--stories, music, games, puppets, and other surprises!
Mommy and Me Yoga
For children ages 3-6 and a caregiver. Join a yoga instructor for this 30 minute program combining yoga and books. Registration required and begins 11/25. Info and registration: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Destination World
Where will we go? What will we learn? Join us as we explore Hawaii! Grades 2-5. Registration required: 704-416-5421.
Walt Disney Movie Marathon
We are having a movie marathon to celebrate Walt Disney's birthday.
Show times are 10:00am; 12:00noon; 2:00pm; 4:00pm. Call 704-416-5200 for movie listings.
Holiday Read-Alouds
Come share the warmth and joy of the holiday season during a weekly read-aloud in the Children's area - every Saturday monring at 10:30 during the month of December. For more information call 704-416-5630.
Picturing America: Afternoon at the Movies
Watch White Christmas (1954).
Baby & Me Holiday Stories
Books, rhymes, and songs with a holiday theme.
A-Caroling-We-Go!
"Tis the Season" to carol with your family. Come join us for caroling fun! All ages welcome.
Young & Restless Holiday Stories
Little movers and shakers will enjoy their own holiday storytime.
Winter Crafts
Winter crafts to brighten your holiday. Grades K-5. Registration required: 704-416-5421.
Santa Stories for Twos
A special program for you and your two-year old child to enjoy stories, songs and more- with a seasonal twist! (Ages 2 years old)
Preschool Christmas Party
A special time for stories, songs, and more. Preschoolers bring their grandparents, aunts, uncles, or family friends for some Christmastime fun. Ages 3-5.
Holiday Open House @ Carmel
join us for our Holiday Open House
make a holiday decoration to take home
light refreshments will be served.
Merry Christmas Baby!
A special Christmas storytime for you and your baby. Stories, carols, and of course jingle bells. (Babies through 23 months who are not walking)
Merry Christmas Baby!
A special Christmas storytime for you and your baby. Stories, carols and of course jingle bells. (For babies through 23 mos. who are walking)
Family Book Club
Bring the whole family and your favorite picture book (or two) and share them with the group. There will be a light supper provided. Registration begins November 30th. Registration is required. Info: 704-416-5630.
"Don't Forget The Birds"
We will talk about the birds that live in Charlotte in the winter
and their habits. We will make a bird feeder out of a plastic water bottle with a twig for a perch.
We will also see examples of other ways to make bird feeders.
For Girls Only
For Girls Only. Join us for yet another fun filled For Girls Only activity.
Move and Groove
Shake it up! Boogie down! Children of all ages and their caregivers are welcome at this all music, all movement high-energy class. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration begins 11/25.
Creating a Sentiment
Learn to make an elegant holiday ornament to hang on the Christmas tree!
Terrific Twos
A special program for you and your two-year old child to enjoy stories, songs and more. (Ages 2 years old)
Lap Lovers
A weekly program for sharing books, rhythms, and rhymes. (For babies through 23 months who are not yet walking)
Pre-School Storytime (Mondays)
Stories, songs and fun for the pre-school set. (Ages 3-5.)
Toddler Time
Join us for a drop-in storytime for children ages 18-35 months every Monday in the Children's room. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Jumping Beans
Books and babies program for children walking to 18 months. Registration Required: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for January programs begins December 16th.
Baby Boom (Tuesdays)
Join us for 30 minutes of books, bouncing rhymes and rhythm. (Lapsitters to 17 months.)
Just for Me
A fun program where you can listen to great stories on your own. (Ages 3-5)
Peapods
Books and babies program for infants birth through walking. Songs, nursery rhymes and manipulates for caregiver and child. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for January programs begins December 16th.
Pre-School Storytime (Tuesdays)
Stories, songs and fun for the pre-school set. (Ages 3-5.)
Wonderful Walkers
A weekly program for sharing books, rhythms, and rhymes. (Babies through 23 months who are walking)
2s and 3s Storytime
A storytime designed for 2 and 3 year olds. No registration required, just drop in!
Music and Movement
Get moving! Join our mostly songs and motion program for children 18-35 months and their caregivers. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for January programs begins December 16th.
Toddler Time (Thursdays)
Toddle on over for a storytime filled with books, rhymes and music. (Ages 18 months to 36 months)
Boogie-Woogie Books
High energy movin' and groovin' for preschoolers 3 to 5 years old and their families. Mostly music and motion. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for January programs begins December 16th.
Pre-School Storytime (Thursdays)
Stories, songs and fun for the pre-school set. (Ages 3-5.)
Pre-School Storytime
Join us for a weekly drop-in storytime for 3-5 year olds. No registration needed!
Wonderful Walkers
A weekly program for sharing books, rhythms, and rhymes. (Babies through 23 months who are walking)
Keep Fit for Kids
Time to burn up some energy at a fun workout for preschoolers. (Ages 3-5)
Young Authors Awards Ceremony
Meet the winners of Young Authors Contest sponsored by CHARLOTTE PARENT MAGAZINE. For more information on the contest, check out the Charlotte Parent website at www.charlotteparent.com/events.
Young Authors Reception
Enjoy a celebration of all our Young Authors. All participants are invited to come for refreshments. The contest and reception are sponsored by CHARLOTTE PARENT MAGAZINE. For more information, visit www.charlotteparent.com/events.
Music Bash with Tech Central
Celebrate music created in Studio i by listening to and making your own in this after hours event.
Homeschool Program
A program designed for homeschoolers. Topic to be announced soon. For grades 1-6, ages 6-12.
Jammy Jamboree
Wear your favorite cozy pajamas and bring your favorite stuffed animal for stories and songs to get us ready for sleep. registration requested but drop-ins welcome. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Salute to a King
This is a program that emphasize on the life and times of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. We share interesting fact about him, and end with a
celebration.
Rookie Science
Get ready to explore the wonderful world of science. For Grades K- 1st.
Mother & Daughter Book Club
Share in the love of reading. Our title will be announced soon. Registration is required to attend this program. (Grades 3-6)
Webkinz
Enter Webkinz World, a great place to learn and play!
NCO Origami Club
Learn the ancient art of paperfolding. For children in grades 2-5. All materials supplied.
Are you ready for some Football?
Join us for an afternoon of pre-Superbowl fun! (Grades 2-4)
Friday Flick
Please join us for a special viewing of Disney's Jungle Book- complete with popcorn! Families welcome. Registration required: 704-416-5421.
Move and Groove
Shake it up! Boogie down! Children of all ages and their caregivers are welcome at this all music, all movement high-energy class. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration begins December 16th.
Jumping Beans
Books and babies program for children walking to 18 months. Registration Required: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for February programs begins January 27th.
Peapods
Books and babies program for infants birth through walking. Songs, nursery rhymes and manipulates for caregiver and child. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for February programs begins January 27th.
Music and Movement
Get moving! Join our mostly songs and motion program for children 18-35 months and their caregivers. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for February programs begins January 27th.
Boogie-Woogie Books
High energy movin' and groovin' for preschoolers 3 to 5 years old and their families. Mostly music and motion. Info: 704-416-5000 option 2. Registration for February programs begins January 27th.
Profile Pics
Want to update your profile picture on your Facebook, MySpace or other online account? Stop by to have photos taken and upload them right away! For teens 12-18 only.
Wordplay Monday: Freedom of Speech
What does having the freedom of speech mean to you? Come discuss your First Amendment rights. For teens 12-18 only.
Online Job Searching
This class will show you how to use the Internet for finding job leads, interviews and empoyment.
Excel II
After a review of Excel basics, we’ll discuss writing formulas, modifying a spreadsheet, and creating charts and graphs.
Requirements: Familiarity with Microsoft Excel. Registration required.
PowerPoint Basics
Slide shows aren’t just for putting people to sleep any more. Come learn how to create a presentation that will keep them awake!
Intended for adults with no prior PowerPoint experience, but basic keyboard and mouse skills are required.
Googling - Everybody's Doing It
Learn how to improve your skills using Google to search for text, images, or topics on the Internet. Registration required.
Powerpoint Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a basic presentation using Microsoft Powerpoint 2003. This class is designed for adults with some experience using Microsoft Word. Registration is required.
Selling Your Stuff on eBay
Learn the basics of selling your items on eBay. Previous experience with using a computer and the Internet required. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431.
Excel Basics
Learn to enter and edit data and to write simple spreadsheet formulas using Microsoft Excel. Keyboard and mouse skills required.
Internet Basics
Learn how to surf the Web using Internet Explorer. This workshop will cover how to access, navigate and print from a Web site and will demonstrate some basic techniques for finding information on the Internet. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but with little or no previous Internet experience. To register, call 704-416-6000, opt. 4.
Internet Basics
Learn how to surf the Web using Internet Explorer. This workshop will cover how to access, navigate, and print a web site; and will demonstrate some basic techniques for finding information on the Internet. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but little or no previous Internet experience.
Registration Required: (704)416-5431.
Word Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a document in Microsoft Word 2003. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but little or no previous word processing experience. Registration is Required.
Introduction to Facebook
Want to keep in touch with friends and family? Interested in knowing about Facebook but don't know how it works? Join us for an introduction to this widely used social networking service. Requires Internet experience and a current email address.
Clases de computación en español / Spanish Computer Classes
Para principiantes. Los temas abarcados incluyen: conocimiento básico de computadoras, procesador de palabras, Internet y correo electrónico. Llame para registrarse. For beginners. Topics covered include: Computer Basics, Word, Internet and Email.
Internet Basics
Learn how to surf the Web using Internet Explorer. This workshop will cover how to access, navigate, and demonstrate basic techniques for finding information on the Internet. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience, but little or no previous Internet experience.
Clases de computación en español / Spanish Computer Classes
Para principiantes. Los temas abarcados incluyen: conocimiento básico de computadoras, procesador de palabras, Internet y correo electrónico. Llame para registrarse. For beginners. Topics covered include: Computer Basics, Word, Email and Internet.
Word Basics Part II
After a review of Word basics, we'll discuss formatting lists, changing margins and page layout, adding headers/footers and other features of Word 2003. Familiarity with Word helpful. Registration required. Call 704-416-6000, option 4 to register.
Computer Basics
Get a basic overview of computer terms and concepts, and learn the basics of using a computer, keyboard abd mouse in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience.
Excel Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a basic spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel 2003. This class is designed for adults who have mastered basic computer skills. It is strongly recommended that you take Word Basics before taking this class. Registration is required.
Word Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a document in Microsoft Word. For adults with some computer experience, but little or no previous word processing experience. Call to register, 704-416-6000, option 4.
Excel Basics
Learn to enter and edit data and the basic skills needed to write simple spreadsheet formulas using Microsoft Excel. Intended for adults with no prior Excel experience, but basic keyboard and mouse skills required.
Webkinz
Enter Webkinz World, a great place to learn and play!
Powerpoint Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a basic presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint.
Photo Sharing with Flickr
Learn to use Flickr, a free photo sharing website. Learn how to upload, organize, and share pictures. Bring your own photos on a CD or flash drive. Requires experience with a mouse and web browser. Completion of Internet Basics recommended.
PowerPoint Basics
Create, edit and save a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint. Basic computer skills are required.
Word Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a document in Microsoft Word. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but little or no previous word processing experience. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431.
Internet Basics
This class covers the basics of navigating around the internet. Knowledge of how to use a computer mouse and keyboard is necessary. Registration is required.
Word Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a document using Microsoft Word.
PowerPoint II
We'll review the basics and then discuss more advanced features of PowerPoint. Requirements: Familiarity with Microsoft PowerPoint. Registration required.
Word 2003 Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a document using Microsoft Word 2003. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but without much previous word processing experience.
Buying on Ebay
Looking for bargains? Want to find last minute Christmas presents? Join Ian Rennie for a guided tour around Ebay, the world's largest online auction house.
Excel Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a basic spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. This class is designed for adults who have mastered basic computer skills. It is strongly recommended that you take Word Basics before taking this class. To register, call 704-416-6000, option 4.
Email Basics
Email is the 21st century way to keep in touch with family and friends. This class will cover how to read, create, and send email, pictures, and other files using one of the free email providers. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431.
Excel Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a basic spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel. Practice entering data into cells and using AutoFill.
Learn to insert and delete rows and columns. The class is for adults who have mastered basic computer skills.
Computer Basics
Get a basic overview of computer terms and concepts and learn the basics of using a computer, a keyboard, and a mouse in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Creating A Resume
Create a professional resume for your job search. Please have your resume written out.
Powerpoint Basics
Get a basic overview of this presentation tool. You will learn how to make your own Powerpoint slideshow. Prerequisite: Word Basics. Registration Required: (704) 416-5400, option 4.
Excel II
After a review of Excel basics, we'll discuss writing formulas, modifying a spreadsheet, and creating charts and graphs. Requirements: familiarity with Microsoft Excel. Registration required. Call 704-416-6000, option 4 to register.
Internet Basics
Learn how to surf the Web using Internet Explorer. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but little or no previous Internet experience. Space is limited. Registration is required.
Digital Scrapbooking with PowerPoint
In this class, we will use PowerPoint to create computer-generated scrapbook pages. Bring your imagination and a few of your own digital photograghs. Requires some knowledge of PowerPoint.
Computer Basics
Get a basic overview of computer terms and concepts, and learn the basics of using a computer, keyboard and mouse in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience.
Excel: Formulas and Functions
Learn how to write more complex formulas and use some of the built-in functions in Microsoft Excel. Intended for adults with some prior Excel experience; keyboard and mouse skills required.
Library Computers
New to using computers at the library? Want to know how to check your email, find an article, or put a book on hold? Our Library Computers class will walk you through how to use the library's computers for Internet access, browsing the catalog, searching our journal archives, and even downloading audiobooks. To register, please call 704-416-6000, option 4.
Online Job Searching
Learn how to navigate different job search web sites and how to recognize what businesses use when looking for potential candidates for employment.
E-mail Basics
Learn how to read, create and send e-mail, pictures and other files using one of the free e-mail providers. Register for class at 704-416-6000, OPTION 4.
PowerPoint II
This workshop is a follow-up to the PowerPoint Basics workshop. We'll review the basics and then discuss more advanced features of the program. You must have taken PowerPoint Basics to take this class. Registration Required: 704-416-5400, option 4.
Internet Basics
Learn how to surf the Web using Internet Explorer. This workshop will cover how to access, navigate and print from a Web site and will demonstrate some basic techniques for finding information on the Internet.
Cell Phone Technology for Seniors 101
Calling all seniors! Come to this seminar for senior citizens, and learn to use various functions of your cell phone, such as texting, taking pictures, and sending and receiving e-mail on your phone. Be sure and bring your cell phone.
E-Mail Basics
Learn how to set up an e-mail account with a free service and also learn how to send, receive and manage an e-mail account.
Word Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a document in Microsoft Word. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but little or no word processing experience. Space is limited. Registration required.
Online Job Searching
This class will show you how to use the Internet for finding job leads, interviews and employment.
Powerpoint Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a basic presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint.
Computer Basics
Get a basic overview of computer terms and concepts and learn the basics of using a computer, keyboard and mouse in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience. Registration required.
Using Your Laptop
Bring your laptop to the library and get your questions answered. Registration required: (704)416-5431.
Computer Basics
Get a basic overview of computer terms & concepts and learn the basics of using a computer, keyboard, and mouse in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience. Registration Required: (704)416-5431.
Excel I and II
Learn how to create, edit and save a document in Microsoft Excel. The second half of this class will include basic formulas and making graphs. Registration Required: (704)416-5431
Selling on Ebay
Want to get rid of the stuff in your attic? Do you have unwanted Christmas presents you want to turn into cash? Join Ian Rennie for this guide to selling on Ebay, the world's largest online auction house.
Maximize Your Google Internet Search
January 12, 2010
4:00p.m.-5:30p.m.
Learn how to use the search engine Google for better Internet searching. This class will be lecture style for people with some Internet experience.
Power Point Basics
Learn how to create, edit and save a basic presentation using Microsoft Power Point. This class is designed for adults who have mastered basic computer skills. We strongly recommend you take Word Basics before taking this class. Requires experience with a computer, mouse and Windows. To register, call 704-416-6000, option 4.
What to Do with Your New Laptop
Bring your laptop to the library and get your questions answered. Registration required: (704) 416-5431.
Making the Most of Digital Media
Learn how to use your Library card from home to download electronic audiobooks, videos and music from the
Library's website using Net Library and Overdrive.
Resume Basics
Learn the basics of effective resume building, the differences between resume styles and which best fits your needs. Take home useful handouts to assist you in creating your professional resume.
Registration required 704 416-5431
Word II
Following a brief review of Word Basics, we'll discuss some additional features of Word such as line spacing, bullets and inserting pictures.
Requirements: Familiarity with Microsoft Word. Registration required.
Computer Basics
If you are looking to learn the ropes of using a computer, it's the perfect class for you! Intended for adults with no prior computer experience.
Excel Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a basic spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. This class is designed for adults who have mastered basic computer skills. Requirements: Familiarity with Microsoft Word. Registration required.
Computer Basics
Get a basic overview of computer terms & concepts and learn the basics of using a computer, keyboard, and mouse in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience. Registration Required: 704-416-5431
Online Job Searching
Learn about resources for finding company information, writing resumes, online applications and more to help you land the job you want. Registration required: (704) 416-5431.
Crossroads Café - English as a Second Language
For speakers of any language who want improve their English, Conducted by CPCC instructors. Includes video & instruction books that you may borrow. Bring pencils/paper. Free. Registration required 704-330-6172 or http://www.cpcc.edu/esl
Crossroads Cafe: ESL
For speakers of any language who want improve their English, Conducted by CPCC instructors. Includes video & instruction books that you may borrow. Bring pencils/paper. Free. Registration required 704-330-6172 or http://www.cpcc.edu/esl
Spanish Classes for Adults & Young Adults
Learn Spanish at the library! For ages 12 to adult. Info: 704-416-6000.
Study Zone Sunday
Spread out and get some homework done, study for tests, work on group projects, get homework help or free online tutoring. We'll have basic school supplies available, as well as snacks for any teen working hard on a school project. Teens 12-18 only.
Wordplay Monday: Freedom of Speech
What does having the freedom of speech mean to you? Come discuss your First Amendment rights. For teens 12-18 only.
Does Money Grow on the Holiday Tree?
Bank of America representatives will teach our children about the importance of money: Holiday spending, saving and investing. Make and take your own personalized "piggy banks". Enjoy an afternoon of monopolizing money!
Crossroads Cafe: English as a Second Language
For speakers of any language who want improve their English, Conducted by CPCC instructors. Includes video & instruction books that you may borrow. Bring pencils/paper. Free. Registration required 704-330-6172 or http://www.cpcc.edu/esl
Excel Basics
Learn to enter and edit data and to write simple spreadsheet formulas using Microsoft Excel. Keyboard and mouse skills required.
How to Design a Great Report
Learn how to create great reports with formatting and creative cover designs. (Grades 4-5.)
Crossroads Café: English as a Second Language
For speakers of any language who want improve their English, Conducted by CPCC instructors. Includes video & instruction books that you may borrow. Bring pencils/paper. Free. Registration required 704-330-6172 or http://www.cpcc.edu/esl
Operation College Launch: Financial Aid 101
Are you preparing for college? Join expert Steven Abels in a short session on how to get started and how to find the best financial aid resources.
The English Cafe
A special 15-week class where you improve your English conversational skills while learning about America’s culture and history. No registration necessary; call 704-416-3800 for more information.
Internet Basics
Learn how to surf the Web using Internet Explorer. This workshop will cover how to access, navigate, and demonstrate basic techniques for finding information on the Internet. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience, but little or no previous Internet experience.
Crime Solving with Forensic Science
Is that stuff on CSI true? Check out a few ways forensic scientists analyze crime scenes for clues to solve crimes and secure convictions. We'll look at handwriting analysis & fingerprint recovery with some hands on investigation. For 6th-12th grades
Operation College Launch: SAT Prep
Are you preparing for college? Join expert Gerry Kramer in a short session on how to get prepare for and perfect your SAT skills.
ACT Practice
Stressing over college admissions? Want to know where you stand on the ACT? Princeton Review will hold a free, full length ACT exam. Registration is required. Free review and test results will be on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 6:30 p.m.
Operation College Launch: Which College Is Best For Me?
This workshop is designed to help teens decide which type of higher learning institution is best for them by taking into account their desired career path, personal preferences and individual needs. Teens will learn basic information about all types.
Operation College Launch: SAT Prep - Critical Reading
Stressed about the SAT? Led by a Kaplan Test Prep instructor, this workshop will help students prepare for the Critical Reading portion of the SAT. Often called the most challenging section of the test, this workshop will give you the inside scoop!
PowerPoint Basics
Create, edit and save a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint. Basic computer skills are required.
Mad Science presents…
A special scientist from Mad Science experiments will be here to present an interesting experiment!
Word 2003 Basics
Learn how to create, edit, and save a document using Microsoft Word 2003. This class is designed for adults with some computer experience but without much previous word processing experience.
Conversational English Class for Adults
Come join us at the Matthews Public Library.
Operation College Launch: Applying for College
Need help filling out college applications? This workshop will feature essay writing tips, as well as one-on-one assistance with applications. Teens will also receive advice on how to best present their extra curricular activities and achievements.
Free Career Development Opportunities
Learn about the new Workforce Development Center at the Main Library in uptown Charlotte. Find out what the library has to offer to boost your skills, polish your resume, and maximize your job search. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431.
Operation College Launch: Applying for College
Need help filling out college applications? This workshop will feature essay writing tips, as well as one-on-one assistance with applications. Teens will also receive advice on how to best present their extra curricular activities and achievements.
Online Job Searching
Learn how to navigate different job search web sites and how to recognize what businesses use when looking for potential candidates for employment.
Operation College Launch: SAT Essay Workshop
Stressed about the SAT? Led by a Kaplan Test Prep instructor, this workshop is designed to give students the experience of writing a 25-minute essay under timed conditions, as well as introduce students to effective essay writing strategies.
Operation College Launch: Current College Student Panel
Are you preparing for college? Join other teens who are preparing for college in a discussion with a panel of current college students and recent college graduates. Registration Required: (704) 416-5431
Let’s Build
Expand on your character traits and learn more about yourself at the same time!
Operation College Launch: How To Pay For College
Led by a representative from the College Foundation of North Carolina, this workshop will introduce teens and parents to the types of loans, grants and scholarships available to students.
FAFSA Completion Day
Guides assist you through each step of the FAFSA and help you complete your application that day.
Operation College Launch: FAFSA Completion Workshop
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! Join us to actually complete the FAFSA form online, with the assistance of OCL. Don't forget parent tax forms and/or W2!
Operation College Launch: SAT Test Strategies
Come and prepare at your local library with an official Kaplan instructor! Students are given a brief overview of the content and format of the SAT, as well strategies for several of the question types. These strategies will help you succeed!
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años. Cada jueves a las 4:30 pm. A Spanish language storytime for children ages 0-5 years. Each Thursday at 4:30 pm
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años.Cada Sabado a las 10:30 a.m.
A Spanish language storytime for children ages 0-5 years.
Each Saturday at 10:30 a.m
Conexiones Que Cuentan/Connections That Count
Un programa en español. Para ninos 0-5 años. Sabado,12:00. A Spanish language program for children ages 0-5 years.Saturdays,12:00.
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años. Cada lunes a las 10:15 am. A Spanish language storytime language for children ages 0-5 years. Each Monday at 10:15 am
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en español, para ninos 0-5 años.Cada martes a las 11:30 am. A Spanish language storytime language for children ages 0-5 years.Each Tuesday at 11:30 am
Clases de computación en español / Spanish Computer Classes
Para principiantes. Los temas abarcados incluyen: conocimiento básico de computadoras, procesador de palabras, Internet y correo electrónico. Llame para registrarse. For beginners. Topics covered include: Computer Basics, Word, Internet and Email.
Conexiones que Cuentan/Connections that Count
Una hora de cuentos en españo para ninos 0-5 años, cada jueves a las 10:30 am. A Spanish storytelling program for children ages 0-5 years. Each Thursday at 10:30 am.
Clases de computación en español / Spanish Computer Classes
Para principiantes. Los temas abarcados incluyen: conocimiento básico de computadoras, procesador de palabras, Internet y correo electrónico. Llame para registrarse. For beginners. Topics covered include: Computer Basics, Word, Email and Internet.
English as a Second Language
Join a certified ESL instructor to practice English Conversation.
ESL
For K-5th graders, this program is designed to increase English fluency for non-native speakers through books in a fun environment. Registration for November-April begins 10/28/2009. Info: 704-416-5000 option #2.
Carmel Middle School Student Art
Carmel Middle School will display a variety of student art in the library's entry foyer. The exhibit will be coordinated by instructor Vickie Hickman and will run through December 31.
Saint Matthew School Student Art
Saint Matthew School will display a variety of student art in the library's entry foyer. The exhibit will be coordinated by instructor Sharon Goodan and will run through November 30. | 
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