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Photograph of a finished fascinator with purple loofah and tulle
Photograph of a finished fascinator with purple loofah and tulle
Make a Fascinator
in Program Models

Get fancy and make a fun fascinator using simple supplies.

Illustration of hands holding a cup of coffee on pink background with yellow stars. Text reads: You are here, in the library. An immersive mindful book bathing experience.
Illustration of hands holding a cup of coffee on pink background with yellow stars. Text reads: You are here, in the library. An immersive mindful book bathing experience.
Book Bathing
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Book Bathing reimagines the library's physical space and engages all senses through a guided mindfulness audio experience.

Scanned image of a real ticket for the Titanic
Scanned image of a real ticket for the Titanic
Titanic Dinner at the Library
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Come aboard the Titanic (at the library) for a fascinating history lesson and dining experience. 

Photos from the Mario Day event. Text reads: Mario Day Party
Photos from the Mario Day event. Text reads: Mario Day Party
Mario Day Party
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Mario Day celebrates the beloved Nintendo character with games and activities at the library.

Mysterious Benedict Society Adventure
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Young fans of "The Mysterious Benedict Society" will love this scavenger hunt adventure.

Photograph of materials in the doll-making kit.
Photograph of materials in the doll-making kit.
Abayomi Doll Making Workshop
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This workshop highlights Black American subcultures, specifically the Gullah-Geechee of Coastal Georgia.

Photograph of two people looking at plants outside
Photograph of two people looking at plants outside
Library Naturalist-in-Residence
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The Naturalist-in-Residence encourages the community to explore and reflect on the natural world.

Various covers of true crime books used in the book club.
Various covers of true crime books used in the book club.
True Crime Book Club
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True Crime Book Club uses true crime non-fiction to explore social issues such as mental health, racism and substance abuse.