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LIBRARY & MUSEUM NEWS <br /> SUMMER READING PROGRAM MAY 25-JULY 31 ON THE SAME PAGE RETURNS <br /> See how Libraries Rock!at the Louisville Public Library this For the 8th consecutive year,the Louisville Public Library <br /> summer.Join us to make reading a positive,daily habit for joins the Town of Superior and the Lafayette Public Library <br /> everyone in the family.Kids,teens and adults can keep track asking people to read and discuss one book.This year's non- <br /> of reading over the summer to win prizes and enter raffles. fiction selection will be announced on June 8th in the local <br /> We'll also have fun programs to keep you entertained all print media and Library website.Copies of the book will also <br /> summer long.Watch a magic show,learn about traveling be available at that time at both the Louisville and Lafayette <br /> to Mars,make musical instruments,meet animals from the libraries.For more information,please call 303.335.4820. <br /> Denver Zoo,learn how to work with henna and much more- <br /> all for free!The whole family can enjoy several musical events 55+ PROGRAM SERIES <br /> and performances throughout the summer.Celebrate the <br /> Library and enjoy the amazing services and resources avail- This new series features two programs each month.Space is <br /> able here.Rock on! limited and pre-registration is requested.Registration is avail- <br /> able through the Library's online calendar.For more informa- <br /> THANKS TO SUMMER READING SPONSORS tion,please call 303.335.4820. <br /> • Coffee&Conversation:Sharing Life Stories,June 7th, <br /> Every year many local businesses step up to help the Library July 5th&August 2nd, 1:30-3 pm-Share your unique but <br /> provide a fun and exciting experience for community mem also common life experience with others and discover <br /> bers.This year we'd like to recognize and thank the following the interesting stories we all have to tell. <br /> businesses for their generous support: <br /> • Passing Hats(Makerspace program),June 4th,July 2nd <br /> • Apex Plumbing • Lakeside Amusement Park &August 6th,1-2 pm-Passing Hats is a volunteer group <br /> • Bittersweet&Por • Henry Lopez,Lopez Smo- that makes hats on looms for cancer patients of all ages. <br /> • Carol Cheh,Premier Mem- lens Associates,Ltd. All supplies will be provided. <br /> bers Credit Union • Louisville Library Founda- <br /> • Catherine Davis,Allstate tion <br /> • Celestial Seasonings • <br /> Mishawaka MUSEUM NEWS & EVENTS <br /> • Chocolove • <br /> Mod Pizza Brown Bag Discussion,June 21st, 12-1 pm,Library Meeting <br /> • Citywide • Organic Sandwich Com- Room-"How the 1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic Changed <br /> • CEitywide Team Banks Louisville Families Forever".Participants are welcome to bring <br /> Pica's a lunch. <br /> • First Summit Realty • Rock Creek After School <br /> • Fox Property ManagementFirst Friday Art Walks,6-8 pm-Stop by the Museum to dis- <br /> • g torney Stephanie K.Schacht,At cover hidden and interestingaspects of Louisville <br /> • Guardian 76 Storage At- <br /> torney at Law p History. <br /> • Lyons Gaddis Attorneys • Vic's Espresso • Get to Know the Louisville Society of Italian Ameri- <br /> • Huckleberry(Three Leaf WOW!Children's Museum cans,June 1st-Learn about Louisville's Italian heritage <br /> Farms) and meet members of the Society of Italian Americans. <br /> • Soda Parlor History,July 6th-A repeat of last year's <br /> NEW LIBRARY RESOURCE: LYN DA.COM wildly popular event!Sample a float with old fashioned <br /> The Library currently has two online learning resources: sodas,such as sarsaparilla,root beer or birch beer. <br /> Gale Courses and Lynda.com.As of July 1st,the Library will • Lafayette History in the Spotlight,August 3rd-Our <br /> discontinue offering Gale Courses.In December 2017,the neighboring town shares a common coal-mining history <br /> Library added Lynda.com for online learning and based on and family connections,but they also have interesting <br /> user data,Lynda.com was determined to provide more and differences. Members of the Lafayette Historical Society <br /> better options for a wider range of users. will be there to answer your questions. <br /> Lynda.com is a leading online learning resource that offers Historic Walking Tours,suggested donation $5 per person <br /> video courses covering technical skills,creative and design <br /> techniques,business and job skills and more.Lynda.com is • Top of the Hill,June 16th,9 am-Diane Marino will lead <br /> free with your Louisville Library Card.Courses are divided this historic walking tour of the neighborhood at the top <br /> into a series of short videos so you can focus on a key topic of the hill in Old Town Louisville.Meet at Pirates Park. <br /> of interest.An average of 25 courses are introduced weekly. • Louisville 101,June 21st&August 9th at 7 pm,June <br /> Courses include assessments,practice environments and 23rd&August 11th at 9 am-This downtown tour covers <br /> coding practice windows. Lynda.com is available from the the main themes of Louisville history in about one hour. <br /> Library website at www.Louisville-Library.org.For more infor- Tour is geared toward new residents and visitors.Meet at <br /> mation,please call 303.335.4820. Main and Elm. <br /> Page 4 • June 2018 <br />