Stories to Snuggle By

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For Families

Put on your pajamas, grab a blanket and join Miss Natalie for some snuggly bedtimes stories. (via Facebook or our Website) *No registration required

Stories with Friends

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Stories with Friends

Birth-5 Years

Join us for stories, rhymes, fingerplays, music and more!

(via Facebook or our Website)

*No registration required

Tai Chi, via Zoom, with Mary Boochever

10:15am–11:15am
Adults
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Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese mind/body self-healing practice of slow and graceful movements accompanied by deep breathing that improves balance, slows down the aging process, and reduces stress.

Learn a New Language for Free with Pronunciator (via Zoom)

6:30pm–7:30pm
Adults
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Library Branch: Rogers Memorial Library
Room: Computer Lab
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Computer/Technology
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Looking to learn a new language?

The Hollywood Blockbuster: How Steven Spielberg and George Lucas Changed the Movies, via Zoom, with Brian Rose

6:30pm–7:30pm
Adults
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Hollywood is an industry that has always depended on blockbusters.  However, beginning in 1974, two young filmmakers, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, changed the way the movie industry made films and introduced the age of the “modern