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Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate, consider LSS Mindworks. Mindworks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is charged for participation and classes…
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Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate, consider LSS Mindworks. MindWorks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources of interests. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is charged for participation…
DetailsPlease join the YWCA and providers of supportive services to victims of sexual and domestic violence for a community forum. We will host a community based facilitated discussion engaging the implications of the Cosby verdict and providing a platform for victims in our community to be offered referrals that will lead to the support they have craved after many years of silence. During this event, we will provide affirmations and share information on the available resources while connecting providers in…
Are you a caregiver for a person with dementia? Join us for a panel discussion coinciding with Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. Books for sale and signing. Free admission.
We kick off our summer reading program Libraries Rock! with fabulous comedian, juggler, mime, and story performer Chris Fascione! Chris brings literature to life as he acts out stories in his fun, high-spirited, participatory program. Chris is full of boundless energy and humor and has been referred to as “Robin Williams for Kids.” He delights all ages with his wondrously imaginative storytelling. Thank you to FOLKS (Friends of the Library) for sponsoring this show.
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Discussion of Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann. Led by Dick and Germaine Millard.
Meet Betsy Rozelle, author of Seeking Common Bonds: 33 Ways to Build Affinity and Strengthen Relationships. Books for sale and signing.
Learn about desertification over soup and sandwich with coffee. Please RSVP a few days in advance: 920-849-7094.
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Title: The Mission Song by John le Carre. Led by Howard Porter.
This month’s theme will be Weeds! Weeds are a fact of life in any landscape, knowledge is power when fighting them. A Master Gardener demonstrates how to use online tools to identify weeds. Discussion will focus on organic weed control methods and the responsible use of herbicides.
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