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Storytime for toddlers ages 19 — 35 months old with a parent or caregiver.
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Laugh and learn with your baby! For infants ages 6 — 18 months with a parent or caregiver. Short stories, fingerplays, and simple songs. Registration is requested; call (330) 856-2011. Free!
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Preschool Storytime features stories and a craft related to a weekly theme and reinforces the development of early literacy skills. For children ages 3 — 5.
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Preschool Storytime features stories, songs, and movement activities and reinforces the development of early literacy skills. For children ages 3 — 5.
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Calling all homeschoolers! Join us at the library to explore a different mystery topic each month through activities, crafts, games, science, and more! Monday session is repeated at the Wednesday session. For children in grades K — 6. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 106 to sign up. Free!
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Join us to watch a film on the big screen in the Harding Room! A short, optional discussion led by a librarian will follow. Featured film: "Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory"(Warner Bros., 1971. Rated G. Runtime 98 minutes).
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Teens in grades 7 - 12: There’s nothing like the sweet taste of chocolate. Come try various types of chocolates and chocolate desserts. (Allergen warning.) Registration is required by Feb. 15; call (330)638-6335 to sign up. Free!
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Join us for an evening of crafting. Bring a project that you have been working on or start a new one. Don't have a project? Stop by to see what others are working on or join in on a provided light craft while supplies last.
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Help your student be a better reader! Book Buddies provides after school one-on-one reading practice and reading-related games. Children in grades 1 — 4 may sign up for a 30-minute session to practice reading in a fun, stress-free environment with a trained volunteer. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free! |
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Preschool storytime features stories, songs, and movement activities and reinforces the development of early literacy skills. For children ages 3 — 5 with a caregiver.
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Children learn through play. Have some fun and build young brains at our open play hours. We will provide a variety of playful learning experiences through toys, games, and other activity stations. Drop in anytime during posted hours. For children ages 19 months — 5 years with a caregiver.
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Lively program featuring a story, music, and lots of movement will engage children ages 18 months — 4 years with a parent or caregiver.
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Is our traditional preschool storytime not a good fit for you and your child? Caregivers, come engage with your child as we provide a high-energy experience. No chairs are needed for this storytime! Please wear comfortable clothing and be ready to move to the music with your child. For children ages 18 months — 4 years.
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Tweens can let their creative juices flow with crafts and activities at the library. For tweens in grades 5 — 8.
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Come hang out after school and enjoy activities and snacks. Free.
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Teens in grades 7 - 12: Calling all otaku! Join us to try Asian snacks, discuss the latest manga, and of course, watch anime!
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This National Pokémon Day, catch all the fun here at the library where we’ll be doing crafts, games, and activities based on these classic collectible monsters. For children in grades 4 — 8. Registration is requested; call (330)856-2011 to sign up. Free!
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Gather the whole family around for some quality time at the library! We’ll share stories, activities, and, occasionally, a visit from a special guest. For families with children ages 3 and older. |
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Preschool Storytime features stories, songs, and movement activities and reinforces the development of early literacy skills. For children ages 3 — 5. Registration is requested; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free!
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Toddlers' natural curiosity will be engaged during this weekly program of stories, music, and hands-on activities. For toddlers ages 19 — 35 months with a parent or caregiver.
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Meets in the Warren Library's Garfield Room. Have you ever wanted to join a book club where you get to choose any book that you want to read each month? This is that book club! Bring any book of your choice to talk about on the last Wednesday of every month. A librarian will guide the discussion as we chat about any books that we have recently read.
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Calling all homeschoolers! Join us at the library to explore a different mystery topic each month through activities, crafts, games, science, and more! Monday session is repeated at the Wednesday session. For children in grades K — 6. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 106 to sign up. Free!
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Teens in grades 7 - 12: Need a break during your school week? Join us for this weekly hangout with snacks, games, and more!
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Teens in grades 7 - 12: Check out our weekly teen hangout! Enjoy games, activities, and a small snack.
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Teens in grades 7 - 12 may join us in The Lab each week and explore new ways to get creative!
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Help your student be a better reader! Book Buddies provides after school one-on-one reading practice and reading-related games. Children in grades 1 — 4 may sign up for a 30-minute session to practice reading in a fun, stress-free environment with a trained volunteer. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free! |
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A fun and active storytime for toddlers ages 19 — 35 months with a parent or caregiver. Registration is requested; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free!
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Children learn through play. Have some fun and build young brains at our open play hours. We will provide a variety of playful learning experiences through toys, games, and other activity stations. Drop in anytime during posted hours. For children ages 19 months — 5 years with a caregiver.
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Preschool Storytime features stories, songs, and movement activities and reinforces the development of early literacy skills. For children ages 3 — 5.
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Tweens can explore their techie interests at Tween Tech Night. The first 30 minutes are guided instruction, and the rest of the time tweens can explore different technologies and coding in both digital and analog ways. Drop in at any time during posted hours. For children ages 9 — 12.
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If it’s Thursday, it’s Game Night in Teen Central! Teens in grades 7 - 12 may join us for video games, board games, collectible card games, Minecraft, and more. We’ll also be rolling dice and playing Dungeons & Dragons on the first Thursday of every month. |
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Teens in grades 7-12 may come for a viewing of the featured movie with snacks and more! March's featured movie is "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (Columbia Pictures
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Activity stations are centered around LEGO bricks and more. Drop in anytime during posted hours. For children ages 5 and older. Free. |
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Whether you are new to using a computer mouse and keyboard, or just need a refresher, come join us for an introduction to these essential tools and how to use them. Class will end with time to practice at your own pace. No prior computer experience is required. To register, call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201. Classes are held in the Classroom on the library's 2nd floor Free.
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Teens in grades 7-12 can share ideas about what they would like to see at the library, collaborate on creative ideas, and earn service hours as part of the Teen Advisory Board. Free.
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Cute, cuddly, and non-intimidating bunnies are perfect listeners! Children in grades 1 — 6 can sign up to read aloud to registered and certified Bunnies in Baskets (therapy rabbits) for 15-minute sessions. Rabbits are provided by F5RS (Frisky Ferrets, Fuzzies and Feathered Friends Rescue and Sanctuary). Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free. |
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Children gain confidence and improve their reading skills as they read to an uncritical and tail-wagging audience. Children in grades 1 — 6 may sign up for 15-minute sessions to
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Learn about the history of Barbie at this program for adults! Since 1959—when career-woman and Barbie's mother, Ruth Handler, took on the engineers at Mattel (who told her that little girls wanted to play with baby dolls, not grown-up lady dolls)—up to the present, Barbie has been 10 steps ahead of the game. Barbie owned her own dream house and car, when real women needed fathers or husbands to co-sign their loans, and she went to the moon before the astronauts did. Registration is optional for this program; to sign up, call the Reference Department at the Warren Library at (330) 399-8807 ext. 200 or email REF@WTCPL.ORG. Free. |
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March is National Craft Month, so come make some bad arts and crafts with us! No need for any skill or know-how; the fun is in the making. For families. Free.
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The Local History & Genealogy Center will host a genealogy orientation night every month. Anyone can stop in for a tour of the department, handouts, database demos, and instruction on researching their family history. No registration is required. Free.
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Adults can learn how to create a greeting card and envelope using the Maker Studio's Cricut cutting machine! Learn the basics of the Cricut Maker machine and become familiar with the workflow of assembling cards. All materials provided. Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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Teens in grades 7 - 12 will learn how to change a tire, check fluids, and the meaning behind many of the different dashboard warning lights. Dress to get messy. Registration is required; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free.
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Jill’s lead using their math, science, and language skills to make a delicious creation. For children ages 6 — 12. Registration is required; call (330) 759-2589 to sign up. Free. |
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Watch an award-winning movie on the big screen in the library meeting room. Popcorn to be served and a trivia sheet offered for a chance to win a prize! Contact the Howland |
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Come fly away with the fae and build your own fairy house. For tweens in grades 4 — 6. Registration is required; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free.
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Stress less by creating a positively beautiful meditation box. Materials will be provided. Registration is required; call (330) 759-2589 to sign up. Free.
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Adults can learn how to create a greeting card and envelope using the Maker Studio's Cricut cutting machine! Learn the basics of the Cricut Maker machine and become familiar with the workflow of assembling cards. All materials provided. Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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This is a one-time grief support session for anyone who has recently lost a loved one to death. Intended for those unable to commit to an ongoing grief group. Participants will learn about the grieving process and receive handouts and materials. A library program in partnership with Hospice of the Valley. To register, call Kim Calhoun, LSW, at (330) 549-5901; or call the Reference Department at (330) 399-8807 ext. 200 or email REF@WTCPL.ORG. Free.
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Watch a film on the big screen! A short, optional discussion led by a librarian follows. The featured movie on March 11 is "Cyrano" (Universal Pictures, 2021. Rated PG-13. Runtime 124 minutes). Free.
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Learn the basics of using a Windows computer, including parts of the computer, the desktop and Start menu, and using apps. Requires familiarity with using a mouse and keyboard. To sign up, call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201. Classes at the Warren Library will be held in the Classroom on the library’s 2nd floor. Free.
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With spring right around the corner, Master Gardener Carol Ann Knock will explain what plants can be added to your space to help ensure that something is in bloom all year round. Registration is requested; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free.
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An unforgettable evening for teens in grades 7-12 filled with wacky challenges and silly games! Free.
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This new discussion group for adults will focus on one true crime topic each month, with the topic being selected from group members’ suggestions. The group will use and share |
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Need some help learning how to do something on a computer, tablet, or smartphone? You can book a 30-minute session with a library staff member who will answer your questions and walk you through what you’d like to do. Examples include learning how to send an email, share a photo, or borrow eBooks from the library. Call the Howland Library at (330) 856-2011 to make an appointment. Free.
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Mental health is important! Many teens struggle with their mental health and may not have the tools and resources to take care of themselves. James Baluck, MSW, LSW, a local school social worker, will discuss a variety of mental health topics such as managing stress, how to support a friend who is struggling with their mental health, what to do when you feel overwhelmed, and how to know if you are sad vs. depressed. Handouts will be provided and there will be time for questions. |
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The featured movie is "Peter Rabbit" (Columbia Pictures Industries Inc., 2018. Rated PG. Runtime 100 minutes). Free.
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In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, enjoy Irish music performed at the library by County Mayo Irish Band. Free.
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This class will teach participants to use the library’s subscription databases and other online free sites. Registration is required; call the Local History & Genealogy Center at the Warren Library at (330) 399-8807 ext. 202 to sign up. Free.
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Join us at the Maker Studio for a 3D Printer demonstration and Q&A session! You'll see our printer in action, learn how to find 3D printable files, and learn about 3D printing in general. You will leave with a finished 3D print! Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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Trumbull County Soil and Water Conservation District Administrator/Watershed Coordinator Amy Reeher will discuss her recent tour of Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. Free.
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Join other Warren-Trumbull County Public Library patrons for this monthly book discussion. March's featured book is "Weyward" by Emilia Hart. It is available in regular and large print and as an ebook and an e-audiobook from the W-TCPL system.
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Learn how to navigate commonly used features on your Android or Apple smartphone or tablet! We’ll cover everything from the basics of how to use your device, to taking and sending photos, to the most useful apps. Afterwards, there will be time to answer your questions. Please bring your own fully-charged device. To sign up, call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201. Classes at the Warren Library will be held in the Classroom on the library’s 2nd floor. Free.
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In anticipation of the upcoming solar eclipse, enjoy an all-ages space-themed movie night. After a showing of "Home" (Universal Pictures, 2015. Rated PG. Runtime 110 minutes), attendees can take home a pair of solar eclipse viewing glasses, while supplies last. Free for families and all ages.
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Warren-Trumbull County Public Library’s Human Resources Manager, Yvette Wasko, will provide tips and best practices for teens in grades 7-12 to be successful in acquiring their first job. Registration is required; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free. |
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Romance is the most popular and profitable literary genre, and a great topic for discussion! Each month will feature a different theme. No assigned titles! March's theme is Fantasy/Paranormal.
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In the Harding Room at the Warren Library or Online via Zoom. Local genealogist Stacey Adger and nationally recognized genealogist Cheri Hudson Passey will share the complexities of descending from an ancestor who owned slaves. The speakers will share their stories and focus on how to have those difficult talks and turn them into constructive conversations. This program is in partnership with the Trumbull County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Please call the Reference Desk at (330) 399-8807 ext. 200. Free.
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Join us at the Maker Studio for a 3D Printer demonstration and Q&A session! You'll see our printer in action, learn how to find 3D printable files, and learn about 3D printing in general. You will leave with a finished 3D print! Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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Learn about how your computer organizes information, including files, folders, and using flash drives. Requires attendance of the library’s Beginning Computers 1 class. To sign up, call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201. Classes at the Warren Library will be held in the Classroom on the library’s 2nd floor. Free.
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Teens in grades 7-12 may become a character from the past and time travel to the future to 2099 to attend a steampunk-themed gala by a famously demented quintillionaire heiress. Each participant will be assigned a character at registration. Why has she brought everyone together? And who will survive the night? Registration is required by March 16; call (330) 638-6335 to sign up. Free.
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Help your student be a better reader! Book Buddies provides after school one-on-one reading practice and reading-related games. Children in grades 1 — 4 may sign up for a 30-minute session to practice reading in a fun, stress-free environment with a trained volunteer. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free.
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Whether you’re a seasoned comic book enthusiast or new to the medium, come together, discuss, and celebrate the diverse and imaginative stories found within the pages of comics and graphic novels. |
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Children can learn computer coding at our monthly Kids Can Code program and find out how they can use code to change the world! For kids in grades 4 — 6. Registration
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Come learn how you can get involved in your community and invest in your neighborhood. TNP will share ways you can get involved and be a community leader and volunteer, including the Warren Farmers Market, community gardens, and more. Registration is required; to sign up, call the Reference Department at the Warren Library at (330) 399-8807 ext. 200 or email REF@WTCPL.ORG. Free. |
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Teens in grades 7-12 can check out the library's weekly teen hangout! Enjoy games, activities, and a small snack. Free.
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Help your student be a better reader! Book Buddies provides after school one-on-one reading practice and reading-related games. Children in grades 1 — 4 may sign up for a 30-minute session to practice reading in a fun, stress-free environment with a trained volunteer. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free.
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DIY at the Maker Studio! Learn how to make your own custom pinback buttons using old book and magazine pages! All supplies will be provided. Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free.
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Join other Warren-Trumbull County Public Library patrons for this monthly book discussion. March's featured book is "The Book Eaters" by Sunyi Dean. The book is available in print and as an e-book from the W-TCPL system. |
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Participate in a discussion of each month’s selected title. March's book is "Black Cake" by Charmaine Wilkerson. The book is available in regular and large print and as an e-book from the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library system.
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Teens in grades 7-12 may taste test different candies and vote for their favorites! Registration is requested; call (330) 759-2589 to sign up. Free.
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Chef Bianca Smith will provide a basic cooking class for teens in grades 7-11. Registration is required; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free.
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Come to the library to make an anti-gravity galaxy in a bottle of your very own to take home. Open to families with children in first grade and up. Free. |
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The Warren-Trumbull County Public Library’s annual Family Book Day—a celebration of books and reading—will be held this year from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 23 at the Warren Library. The day will kick off at 11 a.m. with a presentation and book signing by featured speaker Justin A. Reynolds. "Opposite of Always," his debut Young Adult novel, was an Indies Introduce Top Ten Debut, a School Library Journal Best Book, translated into 19 languages, and is being developed for film with Paramount Players. Visit the Books-a-Million (Niles, Ohio) table at Family Book Day to purchase copies of Justin A. Reynolds’ books. Another featured author is professional storyteller and children’s book author Lindsay Bonilla, who is scheduled for 1 p.m. She will present folktales for all ages. Copies of her newest book, "The Storyteller," will be available for purchase and signing. Tours of the W-TCPL Bookmobile will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the library’s parking lot. Crafts, games, and gaming for children and teens will be available between 12 and 4 p.m. Children will be able to meet Clifford the Big Red Dog at 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., made possible by the local PBS station, PBS Western Reserve. There will also be a puppet show at 3 p.m. New this year will be a Local Author Fair. Invited local authors will have tables set up throughout the library to display their books and talk about the writing process. Plus, everyone ages 0-18 can receive one free new book to keep. Admission for Family Book Day is free, and no registration is necessary! MORE INFORMATION: https://wtcpl.org/family-book-day/
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The Local Author Fair will be part of the library’s Family Book Day, an annual event for all ages that features stories, puppets, crafts, and games. Come meet local authors and browse their books for sale. Local Author Fair Participating Authors: Chelsea Banning, BJ Barnes, Amanda Bryk, Carl Elton Cook, Jelisa Dallas, Cari Dubiel, M.E. Greenfield, Robert A. Middleton, Victoria Perkins, Mariellen Rich, Karen Schubert, Phillip Suarez, Mialie T. Szymanski, Leah Williams
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Love pizzelles but think they’re too difficult to make? Adult will learn how to make these classic Italian wafer-thin cookies. Registration is required by March 22. Free. |
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Calling all homeschoolers! Explore a different mystery topic each month through activities, crafts, games, science, and more! Monday session is repeated at Wednesday session. For children in grades K — 6. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free.
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Watch a film on the big screen! A short, optional discussion led by a librarian follows. The featured movie on March 25 is "Out of the Past" (Warner Bros., 1947. Rated TV-PG. Runtime 97 minutes). Free.
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Learn about Windows tips and tricks, like changing the desktop wallpaper, creating shortcuts, and how to learn more. We’ll have time at the end to answer any questions you may have from our Beginning Computer class series. Requires attendance of the library’s Beginning Computers 2 class. To sign up, call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201. Classes at the Warren Library will be held in the Classroom on the library’s 2nd floor. Free. |
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Is our traditional preschool storytime not a good fit for you and your child? Caregivers, come engage with your child as we provide a high-energy experience. Please wear comfortable clothing and be ready to move to the music with your child. For children ages 18 months - 4 years. Free.
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Tweens can let their creative juices flow with crafts and activities at the library. For tweens in grades 5 — 8. Free. |
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Calling all homeschoolers! Explore a different mystery topic each month through activities, crafts, games, science, and more! Monday session is repeated at Wednesday session. For children in grades K — 6. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free.
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Create delightful paper flowers to add a little Spring to your home using the Maker Studio’s Cricut machine! All materials provided. Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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Graduating high school soon? Teens in grades 7-12 can come to the Howland Library to learn some tips and tricks about getting ready for college, dorm life, and moving out on your own for the first time. Registration is required; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free.
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From organized crime historian and author Allan May: Learn about Julius Petro and his gang and their activities throughout Ohio, especially the Mahoning Valley, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and finally California. Hear about the brazen murder of young Alliance golf legend Eldon “Pete” Shoup. And finally, Petro’s demise in Los Angeles involving a name familiar to Mahoning Valley residents. Having attended Part I is not necessary to enjoy this program. Registration is optional; to sign up call the Reference Department at the Warren Library at (330) 399-8807 ext. 200 or email REF@WTCPL.ORG. Free. |
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Create delightful paper flowers to add a little Spring to your home using the Maker Studio’s Cricut machine! All materials provided. Space is limited; registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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Whether you are new to using a computer mouse and keyboard, or just need a refresher, come join us for an introduction to these essential tools and how to use them. Class will end with time to practice at your own pace. No prior computer experience is required. To register, call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201. Classes are held in the Classroom on the library's 2nd floor Free.
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The Howland Library is featuring an eclipse event for all ages that will include crafts, space themed treats -- and while supplies last -- free eclipse glasses (1 per attendee). Refreshments are courtesy of the Friends of the Howland Library. Free!
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Children gain confidence and improve their reading skills as they read to an uncritical and tail-wagging audience. Children in grades 1 — 6 may sign up for 15-minute sessions to read aloud to a registered therapy dog from PAWS Therapy Team. Registration is required; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free. |
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A beloved event for teens in grades 7-12 returns! You and your team will have 100 minutes to complete the secret challenge using a pantry of craft supplies. May the craft supplies be ever in your favor! Free.
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Try out our button maker to create your very own pinback button, featuring eclipse-themed designs to help us get ready for the total solar eclipse on April 8! All materials provided. For adults. Space is limited and registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |
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Adults can learn the very basics for creating decoupage napkin art with amazing results. Materials will be provided. Registration is required; call (330) 759-2589 to sign up. Free.
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Learn the basics of navigating Microsoft Word, typing a document, editing text, printing, and saving. Requires familiarity with a computer mouse and keyboard. Registration is required; call the Public Computer Lab at (330) 399-8807 ext. 201 to sign up. Free. |
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Watch an award-winning movie on the big screen in the library meeting room. Popcorn to be served and a trivia sheet offered for a chance to win a prize! Contact the Howland |
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Children ages 6 months — 6 years with a parent or caregiver are invited for stories, songs, movement activities, and more! Registration is requested; call (330) 856-2011 to sign up. Free.
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Learn about the upcoming total solar eclipse and make eclipse glasses with Gene Zajac, a NASA Solar System Ambassador. A program for all ages. Registration is required and is limited; call (330) 399-8807 ext. 206 to sign up. Free.
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Try out our button maker to create your very own pinback button, featuring eclipse-themed designs to help us get ready for the total solar eclipse on April 8! All materials provided. For adults. Space is limited and registration is required by calling 330-399-8807 ext. 215. Free. |