East County Regional Library announces monthly programs
East County Regional Library is offering the following free activities to the public for June:
Adult programs
– Beginning Computer Skills
10:30 a.m. June 3 and 10
A technology instructor will cover a variety of topics including using a mouse, establishing an email account and using library online resources. Space is very limited and registration is required.
– I Can Do That! Craft -Wall Hangings
2:30 p.m. June 4
Local crafter Bonnie Frato will help patrons create fancy, friendly wall hangings to decorate any room. Registration is required.
– Book Discussion: “Killing Mister Watson” by Peter Matthiessen
3:30 p.m. June 6
Drawn from fragments of historical fact, Matthiessen’s masterpiece depicts the fortunes and misfortunes of Edgar J. Watson, a real-life entrepreneur and outlaw who appeared in the lawless Florida Everglades around the turn of the century. Registration is required.
– Chess Anyone?
4 p.m. June 6, 13, 20 and 27
Rise to the chess challenge and join the fun. Chess enthusiasts of all ages are welcome. Bring your own chess set or use one of ours.
– English Cafe
6 p.m. June 6, 13 and 20
Free, informal conversation sessions for adult ESOL/ESL students.
– There’s A (Library) App for That!
11 a.m. June 7: e-books and Audio e-books
11 a.m. June 13: Music, Movies and More
Learn about some of the free apps you can use to take library content on the go. Class participants should bring their app-enabled mobile device and know their library card information to get the most out of this class. Registration is required.
– Writers’ Workshop
6 p.m. June 7
Join local writers as they meet each month to practice, share, and discuss various literary art forms. Meetings may vary to include classes, speakers and readings.
– Knitting Nook
5 p.m. June 8 and 22
A casual, self-guided group of knitters and crocheters share ideas, techniques and projects. Attendees should bring their own projects. Basic supplies available for newcomers. Registration is required.
– Citizenship Information Session
1 p.m. June 11
Join us for a free information session to learn about the naturalization process and how to become a United States citizen. A USCIS officer will answer questions and provide materials to help you prepare for the citizenship test. Registration is required.
– Boost Your Credit Score
10 a.m. June 16
Presented by Fifth Third Bank, this 30-minute seminar will teach you how to establish and maintain good credit and offer simple ways to improve your credit score. Registration is requested.
– Download Drop-in
11 a.m. June 20
Receive personalized help downloading e-books, movies, music and more from the library’s online library. Bring your tablets, phones, e-readers and other digital devices for a hands-on help session. Registration is required.
– The Jamaican People of the 1980s: Film Screening and Discussion
6 p.m. June 27
In honor of Caribbean-American Heritage Month, broadcast journalist, Roy H. Brown, presents excerpts from his award winning television series, “Trails,” which focused on the people and culture of his native Jamaica in the wake of the tragic 1980 election. Registration is required.
Storytime
– Family Storytime
10 a.m. June 23 and 30 and July 7, 14, 21 and 28
Your whole family is invited to this enjoyable, all-ages storytime that encourages the development of pre-reading skills through songs, rhymes, fingerplays and stories.
Children’s programs
– Kids Read Down Fines
4:30-5:30 p.m. June 1
10-11 a.m. June 25
Children and teens earn a $2 coupon or credit for every 15 minutes they read in the designated area for a total of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only and applies only to charges on overdue materials.
Teen programs
– Kids Read Down Fines
4:30-5:30 p.m. June 1
10-11 a.m. June 25
Children and teens earn a $2 coupon or credit for every 15 minutes they read in the designated area for a total of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only and applies only to charges on overdue materials.
– Writers’ Workshop
6 p.m. June 7
Join local writers as they meet each month to practice, share, and discuss various literary art forms. Meetings may vary to include classes, speakers and readings.
The East County Regional Library is at 881 Gunnery Road.
For more information about a program or to register, call the library at (239) 533-4200.
A sign language interpreter is available with five business days notice to library staff.
Check the Lee County Library System’s website at: www.leelibrary.net to find out about programs at other locations.
Call the host library or Telephone Reference at (239) 479-INFO (4636) for more information about a specific program.
East County Regional Library announces monthly programs
East County Regional Library is offering the following free activities to the public for June:
Adult programs
– Beginning Computer Skills
10:30 a.m. June 3 and 10
A technology instructor will cover a variety of topics including using a mouse, establishing an email account and using library online resources. Space is very limited and registration is required.
– I Can Do That! Craft -Wall Hangings
2:30 p.m. June 4
Local crafter Bonnie Frato will help patrons create fancy, friendly wall hangings to decorate any room. Registration is required.
– Book Discussion: “Killing Mister Watson” by Peter Matthiessen
3:30 p.m. June 6
Drawn from fragments of historical fact, Matthiessen’s masterpiece depicts the fortunes and misfortunes of Edgar J. Watson, a real-life entrepreneur and outlaw who appeared in the lawless Florida Everglades around the turn of the century. Registration is required.
– Chess Anyone?
4 p.m. June 6, 13, 20 and 27
Rise to the chess challenge and join the fun. Chess enthusiasts of all ages are welcome. Bring your own chess set or use one of ours.
– English Cafe
6 p.m. June 6, 13 and 20
Free, informal conversation sessions for adult ESOL/ESL students.
– There’s A (Library) App for That!
11 a.m. June 7: e-books and Audio e-books
11 a.m. June 13: Music, Movies and More
Learn about some of the free apps you can use to take library content on the go. Class participants should bring their app-enabled mobile device and know their library card information to get the most out of this class. Registration is required.
– Writers’ Workshop
6 p.m. June 7
Join local writers as they meet each month to practice, share, and discuss various literary art forms. Meetings may vary to include classes, speakers and readings.
– Knitting Nook
5 p.m. June 8 and 22
A casual, self-guided group of knitters and crocheters share ideas, techniques and projects. Attendees should bring their own projects. Basic supplies available for newcomers. Registration is required.
– Citizenship Information Session
1 p.m. June 11
Join us for a free information session to learn about the naturalization process and how to become a United States citizen. A USCIS officer will answer questions and provide materials to help you prepare for the citizenship test. Registration is required.
– Boost Your Credit Score
10 a.m. June 16
Presented by Fifth Third Bank, this 30-minute seminar will teach you how to establish and maintain good credit and offer simple ways to improve your credit score. Registration is requested.
– Download Drop-in
11 a.m. June 20
Receive personalized help downloading e-books, movies, music and more from the library’s online library. Bring your tablets, phones, e-readers and other digital devices for a hands-on help session. Registration is required.
– The Jamaican People of the 1980s: Film Screening and Discussion
6 p.m. June 27
In honor of Caribbean-American Heritage Month, broadcast journalist, Roy H. Brown, presents excerpts from his award winning television series, “Trails,” which focused on the people and culture of his native Jamaica in the wake of the tragic 1980 election. Registration is required.
Storytime
– Family Storytime
10 a.m. June 23 and 30 and July 7, 14, 21 and 28
Your whole family is invited to this enjoyable, all-ages storytime that encourages the development of pre-reading skills through songs, rhymes, fingerplays and stories.
Children’s programs
– Kids Read Down Fines
4:30-5:30 p.m. June 1
10-11 a.m. June 25
Children and teens earn a $2 coupon or credit for every 15 minutes they read in the designated area for a total of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only and applies only to charges on overdue materials.
Teen programs
– Kids Read Down Fines
4:30-5:30 p.m. June 1
10-11 a.m. June 25
Children and teens earn a $2 coupon or credit for every 15 minutes they read in the designated area for a total of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only and applies only to charges on overdue materials.
– Writers’ Workshop
6 p.m. June 7
Join local writers as they meet each month to practice, share, and discuss various literary art forms. Meetings may vary to include classes, speakers and readings.
The East County Regional Library is at 881 Gunnery Road.
For more information about a program or to register, call the library at (239) 533-4200.
A sign language interpreter is available with five business days notice to library staff.
Check the Lee County Library System’s website at: www.leelibrary.net to find out about programs at other locations.
Call the host library or Telephone Reference at (239) 479-INFO (4636) for more information about a specific program.
East County Regional Library announces monthly programs
East County Regional Library is offering the following free activities to the public for June:
Adult programs
– Beginning Computer Skills
10:30 a.m. June 3 and 10
A technology instructor will cover a variety of topics including using a mouse, establishing an email account and using library online resources. Space is very limited and registration is required.
– I Can Do That! Craft -Wall Hangings
2:30 p.m. June 4
Local crafter Bonnie Frato will help patrons create fancy, friendly wall hangings to decorate any room. Registration is required.
– Book Discussion: “Killing Mister Watson” by Peter Matthiessen
3:30 p.m. June 6
Drawn from fragments of historical fact, Matthiessen’s masterpiece depicts the fortunes and misfortunes of Edgar J. Watson, a real-life entrepreneur and outlaw who appeared in the lawless Florida Everglades around the turn of the century. Registration is required.
– Chess Anyone?
4 p.m. June 6, 13, 20 and 27
Rise to the chess challenge and join the fun. Chess enthusiasts of all ages are welcome. Bring your own chess set or use one of ours.
– English Cafe
6 p.m. June 6, 13 and 20
Free, informal conversation sessions for adult ESOL/ESL students.
– There’s A (Library) App for That!
11 a.m. June 7: e-books and Audio e-books
11 a.m. June 13: Music, Movies and More
Learn about some of the free apps you can use to take library content on the go. Class participants should bring their app-enabled mobile device and know their library card information to get the most out of this class. Registration is required.
– Writers’ Workshop
6 p.m. June 7
Join local writers as they meet each month to practice, share, and discuss various literary art forms. Meetings may vary to include classes, speakers and readings.
– Knitting Nook
5 p.m. June 8 and 22
A casual, self-guided group of knitters and crocheters share ideas, techniques and projects. Attendees should bring their own projects. Basic supplies available for newcomers. Registration is required.
– Citizenship Information Session
1 p.m. June 11
Join us for a free information session to learn about the naturalization process and how to become a United States citizen. A USCIS officer will answer questions and provide materials to help you prepare for the citizenship test. Registration is required.
– Boost Your Credit Score
10 a.m. June 16
Presented by Fifth Third Bank, this 30-minute seminar will teach you how to establish and maintain good credit and offer simple ways to improve your credit score. Registration is requested.
– Download Drop-in
11 a.m. June 20
Receive personalized help downloading e-books, movies, music and more from the library’s online library. Bring your tablets, phones, e-readers and other digital devices for a hands-on help session. Registration is required.
– The Jamaican People of the 1980s: Film Screening and Discussion
6 p.m. June 27
In honor of Caribbean-American Heritage Month, broadcast journalist, Roy H. Brown, presents excerpts from his award winning television series, “Trails,” which focused on the people and culture of his native Jamaica in the wake of the tragic 1980 election. Registration is required.
Storytime
– Family Storytime
10 a.m. June 23 and 30 and July 7, 14, 21 and 28
Your whole family is invited to this enjoyable, all-ages storytime that encourages the development of pre-reading skills through songs, rhymes, fingerplays and stories.
Children’s programs
– Kids Read Down Fines
4:30-5:30 p.m. June 1
10-11 a.m. June 25
Children and teens earn a $2 coupon or credit for every 15 minutes they read in the designated area for a total of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only and applies only to charges on overdue materials.
Teen programs
– Kids Read Down Fines
4:30-5:30 p.m. June 1
10-11 a.m. June 25
Children and teens earn a $2 coupon or credit for every 15 minutes they read in the designated area for a total of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only and applies only to charges on overdue materials.
– Writers’ Workshop
6 p.m. June 7
Join local writers as they meet each month to practice, share, and discuss various literary art forms. Meetings may vary to include classes, speakers and readings.
The East County Regional Library is at 881 Gunnery Road.
For more information about a program or to register, call the library at (239) 533-4200.
A sign language interpreter is available with five business days notice to library staff.
Check the Lee County Library System’s website at: www.leelibrary.net to find out about programs at other locations.
Call the host library or Telephone Reference at (239) 479-INFO (4636) for more information about a specific program.
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