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In This Issue:
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Sunday, March 15th- Saturday, March 21st, 2020 |
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Family STEM Night
Monday, March 16, 6 pm
Children's Programming Room
For families with kids ages 6-12: Build your own tower, and then see if it's strong enough to hold up against a windstorm! Families will work together to build the tower, test it against a windstorm, then figure out what makes a firm foundation.
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Mighty Minds
Tuesday, March 17, 10 am
Children's Programming Room
Preschoolers are invited to come together to play and grow as they get ready for learning in the classroom. Fun stories, games, and activities will help prepare them for success in school. Recommended for ages 3-5.
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Ready, Set, Play
Wednesday, March 18, 10 am
Children's Programming Room
In this five-week session, parents and caregivers of toddlers (12-36 months) are encouraged to spend time together, play, experience art activities, and meet new friends. A community resource specialist will be available each week to discuss child development, speech and hearing, nutrition, play and movement. Five-week session for parents/caregivers with children ages 12 - 36 months. Registration is required for each family.
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Teen Anime Night
Tuesday, March 17, 6 pm
Public Lounge
Join us for an evening of anime, snacks, and anime-inspired crafts! Open to teens in grades 6-12.
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Teen Craft: Bottlecap Magnets
Wednesday, March 18, 3 pm
Teen Area
Drop by our teen area between 3-5 pm to make bottlecap magnets! Open to teens in grades 6-12.
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Open Block Tech Consultation
Monday, March 16, 9 am
First Floor
Need to figure out how to use our online service? Your brand new phone or computer? Maybe just have some tech-related questions? Well, you're in luck. Trevor, our resident technology technician will be available at a table on the 1st floor during the morning for people to stop and ask for help, without the need for setting up an appointment. Services will be first come, first serve.
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Tai Chi for Seniors
Monday, March 16, 1:15 & 2:15 pm
Wednesday, March 18, 10 & 11 am
Public Lounge
Tai Chi is a program that has been shown to aid in prevention of falls, reduce chronic arthritis pain, improve flexibility and balance. The program is based on studies from Dr. Paul Lam. The class will be led by Jan Young, certified Tai Chi instructor.
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Sentimental Journey: Songs That Brought the Boys Home
Saturday, March 21, 4 pm
Adult Programming Area
An unforgettable journey through the war years, Jody Ingalls traces the story of WWII through iconic songs of the time, performed in character as some of the favorite voices of the day, including the Andrews Sisters and Vera Lynn. Waltz through the 1940s with such favorites as "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree," "I'll Be Seeing You," and many more. Hear first hand, in-character accounts of how songs of the era kept hope alive during WWII and how they still inspire today. After, enjoy exclusive photos, stories, and characters from the Fort Knox of 1945.
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Daviess County Public Library
2020 Frederica Street
Owensboro, Kentucky 42301
(270) 684-0211
www.dcplibrary.org
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