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Upcoming Programs & Events
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Upcoming Programs & Events
All events are open to the public.
Dead Relatives Society-Genealogy Research Group Activity Room (Lower Level) Nov 21, 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Come join us to start researching your family tree. We will make the room and resources available. This will be a time when everyone can gather in one place and research with the assistance of library staff. You can also share with your fellow researchers. While you can use the resources any time the library is open, this will be a time when you can work undisturbed, and have a staff member handy to help you. Instead of trying for staff attention, Lansing Public Library Reference Librarian Patty Higgins will be in the room, available to answer your questions. We will spend some time discussing resources, and then you can do your research.
Lansing Public Library Nov 21, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Writers’ group can offer support and advice, whether you’ve written many or just started your first novel. Share and receive constructive criticism. Ages 18 and up.
Book of the Month: YA BookTeen Programs & Events Nov 22, (November 1-30, 2009) Dream Factory by Brad Barkley & Heather Hepler Book of the Month. Every month a YA book, a picture book, and a J fiction/non-fiction book will be chosen as the book of the month. The chosen books will be set out on display and reviewed on the Lansing Library blogs: Otherwise, put in your vote for your favorite book at the Youth Reference Desk. Your book just might be next month’s Book of the Month! Visit the blogs for descriptions of the books!
Book of the Month: Juvenile BookYouth Programs & Events Nov 22, (November 1-30, 2009) The True Meaning of Smekday by Adam Rex Book of the Month. Every month a YA book, a picture book, and a J fiction/non-fiction book will be chosen as the book of the month. The chosen books will be set out on display and reviewed on the Lansing Library blogs: Otherwise, put in your vote for your favorite book at the Youth Reference Desk. Your book just might be next month’s Book of the Month! Visit the blogs for descriptions of the books!
Book of the Month: Picture BookYouth Programs & Events Nov 22, (November 1-30, 2009) Miss Smith and the Haunted Library by Michael Garland.
Book of the Month. Every month a YA book, a picture book, and a J fiction/non-fiction book will be chosen as the book of the month. The chosen books will be set out on display and reviewed on the Lansing Library blogs:
http://lansinglibraryteen.blogspot.com (YA books) http://lansinglibraryyouth.blogspot.com (Picture books and J books) where you can comment on the choices or place your vote for the next Book of the Month. Otherwise, put in your vote for your favorite book at the Youth Reference Desk. Your book just might be next month’s Book of the Month! Visit the blogs for descriptions of the books!
Three Cups of Tea Juried Art ExhibitionLansing Library:3 Cups of Tea Events Nov 23, November 11, 2009 through January 31, 2010 Come see the art inspired by Three Cups of Tea! Sponsored by Lansing Public Library.
Baby Talk - Birth through 12 months (R)Activity Room (Lower Level) Nov 23, 10:30 a.m. Join Miss Patti for stories and fun. Birth through 12 months with caregiver. Will not meet November 16th. Registration required. Registration begins October 26.
Baby Talk - 13-24 months (R)Activity Room (Lower Level) Nov 23, 11:30 a.m. Join Miss Patti for stories and fun. 13-24 months with caregiver. Will not meet November 16th. Registration required. Registration begins October 26.
Teen Programs & Events Nov 23, 5:00 p.m.
Peak by Roland Smith
[Grades 6-12] A fourteen-year-old boy attempts to be the youngest person to reach the top of Mount Everest.
Historical Society: Festival of LightsCommunity Room (Lower Level) Nov 23, 6:00 p.m. Join us for the opening night of this annual Lansing Historical Society tradition. Over 30 trees decorated to represent nations from around the world will be on display in the Lansing Historical Society museum during the holiday season. Special group tours can be arranged by calling Jennifer Saia at 474-7785. Sponsored by Lansing Historical Society.
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