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MUILIBRARY & MUSEUM Ate, ADULT PROGRAMS Registration required. • Human Rights for the • Read to Rover-Every Tuesday,4-5 pm.Come read to Community-Saturday, one of our therapy dogs at the Library.Every Tuesday December 1st,1:30-2:30 kids can read,work on fluency and have fun! No registra- pm.This introduc tion required. tory workshop will offer a • Storybook Yoga- 1st Friday,10:30-11:15 am.We will broad overview of human LOUISVILLE PUBLIC rights and how they relate practice kid friendly poses,do breathing exercises and to our everyday lives. LIBRARY get silly! For ages 2-5 and caregivers. No registration 55+ Passing Hats- 1strequired. • GO ANYWHERE FROM HERE Monday(December 3rd, MAKERSPACE January 7th and Febru- ary 4th),1-2 pm.Passing hats is a volunteer group that • Sewing 101 -Saturday,January 19th,2-4 pm.All ages. makes hats on looms for cancer patients of all ages.All Registration required. supplies are provided.Registration required. • Coding with Dash and Dot-Saturday,February 2nd,2-4 • 55+Computer Classes-2nd Thursday(December pm.Grades K-5.Registration required. 13th,January 10th and February 14th),1:30-3 pm.Basic instruction will include questions relating to PCs,laptops, MUSEUM NEWS & EVENTS tablets,smartphones,etc. Registration required. - - 2019 Money Matters Series-2nd Wednesday(January • First Friday Art Walk at the Museum,6-8 pm Stop by • 9th,February 13th and March 13th),6-7 pm.Presented the Museum to discover hidden and interesting aspects by Rocky Mountain Chapter of Credit Unions.This series of Louisville History and to tour the historic buildings on covers a variety of personal finance subjects. No registra our Museum campus at 1001 Main Street during Louis tion required. ville's First Friday Art Walks! • First Friday Art Walk at the Museum and Parade of TEEN PROGRAMS Lights Open House-Friday,December 7th.The Muse- Snark Attack -1st Tuesday of each month, um will open its doors from 5:30-8:30 pm for both the Art • 4-5:30 pm.Grades 6-12."Enjoy"a cringe-worthy,lovably Walk and the Parade of Lights.The Museum will continue bad movie every month.Snacks provided! the Louisville holiday tradition of handing out sacks of treats to children. For decades,from the 1920s to the • Teen Advisory Group-2nd Tuesday of each month,5-6 1980s,Louisville community organizations sponsored pm.Grades 6-12.Make your voice heard!Help us plan these sacks that each typically contained an orange,nuts programs,recommend books and materials AND earn in the shell and pieces of ribbon candy. some volunteer hours. Refreshments provided! For many Louisville children,receiving these treat sacks • Anime Club-3rd Tuesday of each month,4-5:30 pm. was a large part of their holiday experience.During Grades 6-12.Watch selections of various anime shows- the Depression,the sacks were even the main gifts for from classic titles to new releases. children in some families.We thank the Louisville His- • Teen Creations-4th Tuesday of each month,4-5:30 pm. tory Foundation for sponsoring the treat bags again this Grades 6-12.Hang out and make cool crafty stuff! year and for continuing the tradition!Be sure to stop by Tween Tuesday-5th Tuesday of each month,4-5:30 pm. the Museum during the Art Walk or Parade of Lights on • Grades 3 and up.When there's a bonus 5th Tuesday in a Friday,December 7th! month,we will host a program just for tweens in grades • First Friday Art Walk:Heartfelt History-Friday,Febru- 3+. ary 1st.Come by the Historical Museum during the First Friday Art Walk in February to make a valentine keepsake CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS and see vintage valentines from the Museum's collec- tion. • Winter Festival-Thursday,December 20th,6-7 pm. Families are invited to enjoy winter crafts and snacks at • Brown Bag Discussion:What Our Parents Never Knew the Library!Registration required. -Thursday,December 6th, 12-1 pm at the Library Meet- ing Room.Join Museum Coordinator Bridget Bacon for a • Noon Year's Eve Party-Monday,December 31 st,11:30 fun discussion about things that we did as kids that we am-12:30 pm.Families are invited to celebrate the New never told our parents about.Bring your stories to the Year a little early with crafts,a balloon drop and music. conversation!Participants are welcome to bring a lunch. Page 4 • December 2018