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LIBRARY & MUSEUM NEW <br />THE LIBRARY ISN'T JUST FOR BOOKS! <br />The Library offers several <br />non-traditional items <br />available for use in the library <br />or to check out. Did you know <br />that you can check out a <br />Cricut or sewing machine and <br />then follow along with online <br />classes and tutorials on <br />CreativeBug? <br />Non-traditional items are available for a 3-week check <br />out to Louisville and Superior residents with a <br />Louisville Public Library card. In addition to a Cricut or <br />sewing machine, you can also borrow: <br />• Canon Rebel T5 Digital Camera <br />• GoPro Camera <br />• Telescope <br />• Tripod <br />• SparkFun Inventor's Kit <br />• Power Check Meter <br />• Radon Gas Detector <br />• Thermal Leak Detector <br />LOUISVILLE PUBLIC <br />LIBRARY <br />GO ANYWHERE FROM HERE <br />Check out the full list of non-traditional items at <br />LouisvilleCO.gov/SpecialCollection. <br />Library cardholders also have access to free online <br />learning and research resources, including: <br />• The NewYorkTimes <br />• Mango Languages <br />• Consumer Reports <br />• HeritageQuest Online <br />Learn more about CreativeBug and other online <br />resources available free with your library card at <br />LouisvilleCO.gov/LearningResearch. <br />PEARL HARBOR: THE DAY THAT LIVES <br />IN INFAMY <br />On December 7 at 7 PM, the Library will host' Pearl <br />Harbor: The Day that Lives in Infamy' at the Superior <br />Community Center. December 7, 1941 brought an <br />attack upon the United States the likes of which had <br />never been seen before. Join Active Minds on this <br />80th anniversary as we tell the story from both the <br />Japanese and the U.S. perspective. We will cover not <br />only how the Japanese planned and executed such <br />a bold attack, but also how the U.S. could have been <br />caught so completely unaware. We will also examine <br />the impact this had on World War II and the American <br />psyche. Visit LouisvilleCO.gov/Calendar to register. <br />TEENS AT THE LIBRARY <br />Do you have teens looking for after school activities <br />or wanting to get involved at the Library? The Library <br />offers monthly teen activities and fun ways <br />to volunteer. <br />Monthly Programs <br />1st Tuesday, 4-5 PM:Teen Gaming <br />2nd Thursday, 4-5:30 PM: Snark Attack <br />3rd Tuesday, 4-5 PM: Anime Club <br />4th Thursday, 4-5:30 PM: Teen Creations <br />Volunteering Opportunities for Teens <br />There are lots of personal benefits of volunteering <br />and finding ways to contribute to your community. <br />For teens, it's great for increasing self-esteem and <br />confidence, making new friends and professional con- <br />nections, discovering new interests, exploring social <br />and political issues, building up college applications, <br />and adding valuable items to a resume.Teens can get <br />involved with: <br />• Teen Volunteer Council <br />• Review Crew <br />• Tutoring <br />• Reading Buddies <br />• Summer Squad <br />Learn more at LouisvilleCO.gov/TeenGetlnvolved. <br />LOOKING FOR YOUR NEXT GREAT READ? <br />We Browse for You <br />There are so many great books out there that it can be <br />hard to pick your next great read. Let the Librarians <br />help you out through the We Browse For Your service. <br />Answer a few questions through the online form and <br />you'll receive an email with customized suggestions. <br />This service is available for kids and teens too. Visit <br />LouisvilleCO.gov/WeBrowseForYou to get started. <br />NoveList and NoveList K-8 <br />Another great option available to library cardholders is <br />Novelist, a reader's advisory resource for fiction, <br />read-alikes, reviews, author bios, award winners, <br />recommended reads, and more. Visit <br />LouisvilleCO.gov/LearningResearch to access the site. <br />MUSEUM COURTYARD <br />The Museum Courtyard is almost complete! The <br />community will be invited to sit, enjoy, and play in this <br />new outdoor space. The project was made possible by <br />the Louisville History Foundation. <br />Page 6 • Winter 2021-22 <br />