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REGISTER FOR SUMMER READING All-day Kickoff Event FRI, May 25 10:00-6:00 Summer Reading 2018 Registration opens with a fun-filled day where you can register the whole family and learn about this year

2 REGISTER FOR SUMMER READING All-day Kickoff Event FRI, May 25 10:00-6:00 Summer Reading 2018 Registration opens with a fun-filled day where you can register the whole family and learn about this year s programs! Drop in anytime to get signed up to read all summer long at the Library! 10:00-12:00 Jasbo will make balloon creations 12:00-2:00 Get a Libraries Rock temporary tattoo 2:00-4:00 Music by Tyler T. with his didgeridoo

Maker Expo Open House Engineering & Design May 12 2-4PM Calling all future engineers, architects and

Come build with Keva Planks, LEGOs and blocks; design a marble maze; and build a boat and test its

3 Maker Expo Open House Engineering & Design May PM Calling all future engineers, architects and designers! Come build with Keva Planks, LEGOs and blocks; design a marble maze; and build a boat and test its ability to float! These Open House-style Maker Expos are the perfect opportunity to interact with a variety of hands-on projects showcasing Makerspace supplies and equipment. All ages. No reservations required.

Author Program WED, May 2 6:30-7:30 Author Patricia Schudy talks about her

transform sibling and other family relationships.

Patricia is a former nationally syndicated newspaper columnist.

4 Author Program WED, May 2 6:30-7:30 Author Patricia Schudy talks about her book and how changing the role of an adult oldest daughter can also transform sibling and other family relationships. Discover that birth order is a fact, not a fate! Patricia is a former nationally syndicated newspaper columnist. A resident of Colorado since moving from the Midwest five years ago, she is currently at work on her first novel, a mystery triggered by family lore.

others and discover the interesting stories we all have to tell.

5 55+ Program Coffee and Conversation: Sharing Life Stories THUR, May 3 1:30-3:00 Share your unique but also common life experiences with others and discover the interesting stories we all have to tell. The group is limited to 12 people. Registration is required for each monthly program.

55+ Maker Program Passing Hats MON, May 7

group that makes hats on looms for cancer

6 55+ Maker Program Passing Hats MON, May 7 1:00-2:00 Passing Hats is a volunteer group that makes hats on looms for cancer patients of all ages. All supplies will be provided. Due to room size, the group is limited to 12 people. Registration is required for each monthly program. Online registration is available from the website calendar entry.

7 Money Matters Series Estate Planning 101 WED, May 9 6:00-7:00 Estate Planning is for your peace of mind and to make things easier for your family. Join us for an overview of Estate Planning to help you understand the available options, term definitions, and common pitfalls to avoid. Naming guardians for minors Wills & Trusts Powers of Attorney Pay on Death Joint tenancy Probate and much more

8 Business Program Intro. to Patents, Trademarks and Intellectual Property THUR, May 24 12:00-1:00 This presentation will focus on trademarks, patents, trade secrets, and copyrights, and what you need to do to get started with your projects and products. Come prepared with questions for our knowledgeable speakers. Presented by Steve Schneck, Denver Public Library Patent & Trademark Resource Center Josh Hallock, U.S Patent & Trademark Office

Volunteer Opportunity Student Tutors (for grades 6-12) Responsibilities include tutoring middleand high-school students in a variety of subjects, as

9 Volunteer Opportunity Student Tutors (for grades 6-12) Responsibilities include tutoring middleand high-school students in a variety of subjects, as well as familiarizing students with online Library databases and homework resources. For more information: teenservices@louisvilleco.gov

techniques, body and movement awareness, and

10 Yoga for Kids Storybook Yoga (ages 2-5) 10:30-11:15 May 4; June 1 Discovery Yoga (ages 6-12) 1:00-2:00 May 5; June 2 These classes are designed to facilitate breathing and relaxation techniques, body and movement awareness, and social skills. Presented by Carissa Wengrovius, Doctor of Physical Therapy.

11 Read to Rover Every Tuesday 4-5PM (all ages welcome; no registration needed) It s been shown that reading out loud helps children boost their reading confidence. What better way to practice reading than to have a mellow, 4-legged friend as a reading buddy!

Teen Creations Cookie Decorating TUE, May 22 4-5:30 Let your inner Cookie Monster shine at our teen cookie

12 Teen Creations Cookie Decorating TUE, May :30 Let your inner Cookie Monster shine at our teen cookie decorating program. Prizes will be awarded to the most amazing creations. For teens in grades 6-12 Supplies may be limited

Bonus Tuesday Rock Painting for Teens and Tweens TUE, May 29 4-5:30 Rocks rock! Drop in, get creative, and decorate a rock however you like.

13 Bonus Tuesday Rock Painting for Teens and Tweens TUE, May :30 Rocks rock! Drop in, get creative, and decorate a rock however you like. Make a pet rock, a kindness rock, a punk rock the possibilities are endless! This program is for teens and tweens in grades 4 and up teenservices@louisvilleco.gov

14 Anime Club TUE, 4-5:30PM (grades 6-12) May 15, June 19 (First-floor Meeting Room)

First Friday Art Walk Lost Louisville: Remembering Its Past Buildings FRI, May 4 6:00-8:00 Five wood frame buildings that stood where Chase Bank and the bank parking lot are now located.

15 First Friday Art Walk Lost Louisville: Remembering Its Past Buildings FRI, May 4 6:00-8:00 Five wood frame buildings that stood where Chase Bank and the bank parking lot are now located. Can you spot the old Rex Theatre? This Art Walk is a reflection on buildings that are gone, such as Front Street saloons and Main Street grocery stores. Members of the Historic Preservation Commission will be on hand to chat with visitors and answer questions about the Preservation Program.

DONGES BAY THURSDAY FOLDER

DONGES BAY THURSDAY FOLDER Please join us for an evening PTO meeting with Dr. Means, Superintendent & City Council Members Tuesday, April 26 th 6:30pm Donges Bay Elementary School The purpose of the meeting