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Adult Programs:
Adult
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Registration for programs is required. Minimum age is 15 years
old on Adult Programs.
Fee paid at time of registration (unless otherwise notes).
Non-refundable.
For more
information and registration, call 810.231.1771 or e-mail
hamb@tln.lib.mi.us or online
through the link below the program title. All programs will
begin promptly.
REGISTRATION WILL
BEGIN SEPTEMBER 2.
2008
Business Savvy Workshop
Thursday, September 4, 6:30pm
(register online)
Do you have a great idea and want to start your own business?
You will learn to navigate start-up details such as legal
structures of business (LLC, partnership, sole proprietorship),
good start-up resources, as well as many other important
techniques and strategies. You must be familiar with Internet
and e-mail technology. Optional: Purchase your own resource book
for $10 at the class.
Livingston Fine Arts Association
Exhibit
Monday, September 8 to Friday, October 3
Enjoy this wonderful exhibit of scultpures, oil paintings,
pastels, watercolors, and acrylics at the library.
Livingston Fine Arts Association
Exhibit Reception
Saturday, September 13,
1-3pm
A public reception to honor the local artists from the
Livingston Fine Arts Association Exhibit will be held in the
library foyer. In addition, we are pleased to announce the
Brighton Touring String Orchestra Ensemble, directed by Weston
Holser, will be providing music throughout the reception.
Refreshments will be served. All are welcome and encouraged to
attend.
Forever Young
(FEE: $5.00)
Tuesday, September 9, 6:30pm
Learn the value of healthy lifestyles that can change
your attitude and keep you feeling young. Rachel Wulf, MD, of
Hamburg Medical Clinic, will provide an evening of information
that will make you feel forever young.
To Do List for Fall Gardening
(FEE: $5.00)
Wednesday, September 10, 6:30pm
English Garden's Kyle Rutkowski will share tips on
prepping the garden for the fall/winter season, ideas for bulb
planting, preparing plants for winter and other landscape ideas.
This program will provide funding for the Library's Dennis
Morgan Serenity Garden.
No-Sew Think-Green Tote Bag
(FEE: $5.00)
Thursday, September 11, 6:30pm
Sue Pack will demonstrate this chic no-sew hobo bag.
This is a terrific gift-making project for those who don't like
to use plastic and paper bags. After you have registered at the
library, you can select the fabric from the display case in the
lobby. Fee includes all materials and instructions.
Better Health Naturally
(FEE: $5.00)
Tuesday, September 16, 6:30pm
Take responsibility for your own health and well-being by
learning about the services offered by qualified
practitioner/bodywork specialist Gayle Joseph, of Healing Hands
in Brighton. Learn how natural alternative methods can be
effective, gently and safe.
Create a Cozy Haven
(FEE: $5.00)
Thursday, September 18, 6:30pm
Home interior design expert Trish Hibberd knows the impact of
rising costs and will provide inexpensive and helpful tips for
creating a comfortable and pleasing atmosphere for our homes.
Solutions to Mental Health Difficulties
Tuesday, September 23, 6:30pm
Depression affects more than 20 million people in the U.S.
according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Treatments
for depression, bipolar mood disorder, anxiety disorder and
other mental health symptoms and diagnoses will be discussed by
Lorne McKenzie, MSW, from Community Mental Health Services of
Livingston County which is accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.
Functional & Tranquil Feng Shui
(FEE: $5.00)
Thursday, September 25, 6:30pm
Learning the concepts that are applied to achieve tranquility
will be offered by Feng Shui specialist Trish Hibberd. She will
concentrate on ideas to enhance the living environments of our
spaces in order to gain flow and space.
The Inevitable
Tuesday, September 30, 6:30pm
(register online)
The funeral industry has been under fire by the media. Bottom
line: beware of scams and unsolicited sales pressure. Research
is imperative to understand costs and expenditures. David Huber
of The Monument Center and Todd Borek of Borek Jennings Funeral
Home will provide essential information and answer your
questions.
Food for Thought - Food Drive
October 1 to 31
Gleaners Community Food Bank is in need of
non-perishable items, as well as personal hygiene items to fill
their pantry shelves. The poor economy continues to hit hard and
our neighbors need help more than ever. Please donate a can of
vegetables or fruit, boxes of cereal or pasta, bags of rice or
sugar, soap or toothpaste on your visit to the library. All
Livingston County libraries will have a Gleaners Barrel in their
lobby to collect your donation throughout the month of October.
A complete list of needs is listed below. On behalf of the many
people who are helped by your generosity. Thank you.
Beef Stew, Chili with meat & other canned meals, including
pasta meals.
Canned Spaghetti sauce with meat.
Canned soups.
Paste, Rice and Instant Potatoes.
Toilet Paper.
Soap, Shampoo, Deodorant.
Toothpaste and Toothbrushes.
Laundry Detergent.
Biography: 20th Century
Thursday, October 2, 9, 16 and 23, 1 - 3pm
(register online)
David and Constance Cylkowski will reveal intriguing bits and
movie clips about Gary Cooper, Ann Sullivan & Helen Keller, and
Audrey Hepburn.
Glass Etching, Quick and Easy
(FEE: $10.00)
Saturday, October 4, 10 - 11am
Donna Roskamp will teach a fun approach to glass etching that
will inspire you to make fine pieces to use for serving or
display. You can choose a glass ornament or vase for your
etching. Fee covers materials and instructions. Both items will
be in the display case in the library foyer.
Apples: Every Shape, Size and Color
(FEE: $5.00)
Tuesday, October 7, 6:30pm
Mmm, mmm. Taste apples and cider fresh from the orchard. Apple
orchard expert Jeff Markillie from Markillie Orchards in Howell
will explain which varieties to use in pies, lunchboxes and
salads. He will share recipes and tips about America's favorite
fruit.
Mystery Shopping Workshop
Thursday, October 9, 1 - 3pm
(register online)
Would you like to earn money while shopping and receive free
merchandise just for reporting your impressions as a consumer?
Attend this class to learn what mystery shopping is and how to
become a mystery shopper, who is hiring and what companies
expect from you. You must be familiar with Internet and e-mail
technology. Optional: You may purchase your own resource book
for $10 at the class.
Work @ Home
Thursday, October 9, 6:30pm
(register online)
Fight high fuel costs by working form home. Learn about job
opportunities, tools and skills required, taxes, scams and
legitimate companies to help you get started. You must be
familiar with Internet and e-mail technology. Optional: You may
purchase your own resource book for $10 at the class.
Cooking with 5 ingredients or less
(FEE: $5.00)
Tuesday, October 14, 6:30pm
Preparing a dish with a few ingredients is essential for our
busy lifestyles. Let Chef Polly Brown of Schoolcraft College
show you how it's done. You will get to savor the flavor of Chef
Polly's tempting and down-to-earth menu selections at class.
LOCAL AUTHOR VISIT: Larry Carello (of
Hamburg)
"A Golden Weekend" (FICTION)
Thursday, October 16, 6:30pm
Having a military background and now working as a commercial
airline pilot are unlikely careers for someone who has created
this fun-to-read novel. He will share the techniques required to
write a well-written novel and how he has intricately developed
the descriptions of the characters and lake living. This book is
enjoyable for teenagers as well as adults.
A-maise-ing Popcorn
(FEE: $5.00)
Tuesday, October 21, 6:30pm
Join Chad Jordan from Cravings Gourmet Popcorn of Lansing as he
offers instruction on popping techniques and interesting facts
of this fabulous food that we all enjoy.
Great Decisions Discussion Program
Monday, October 20 & 27, November 3 & 10, 1:30 - 3pm
Again, because of popular demand, the library is offering this
grass-roots world affairs education program. Join this
enthusiastic group in stimulating discussions facilitated by
Eric Hammar. Discussion book and video s are used to engage
participants in learning about current events. Optional: You may
purchase your own discussion book for $15.
Shabby Chic Treat Dish
(FEE: $8.00)
Tuesday, October 28, 6:30pm
Roll up your sleeves with Holly and Marilyn as they show you how
to make this lovely serving piece for your holiday table. you
will be filling it with sweet treats made in a semi-homemade
fashion the same evening. Fee covers all materials and
instructions.
Toys for Tots Christmas Toy Drive
begins Saturday, November 29
Borek Jennings Funeral Home, in conjunction with the Marine
Corps of Livingston County, and your local library is holding
their annual Toys for Tots toy drive. Any new, unwrapped toys
are welcome. Collection begins after Thanksgiving. Donations can
be dropped off in the boxes in the lobby of the library.
Your generosity will make a big difference in the lives of many
Livingston County children.
Holiday Centerpiece
(FEE: $10.00)
Wednesday, December 3, 6:30pm
Whitmore Lake Florist centerpiece class has become a tradition
at the Library. Owner Kathy Haughton will provide instruction
and materials for this festive centerpiece creation. Evergreen
and container will be provided. Additional adornments will be
available for purchase.
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