| FRIENDS OF COAST COMMUNITY LIBRARY 225 Main Street PO Box 808 Point Arena, CA 95468 (707) 882-3114 coastcommunitylibrary@yahoo.com |
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| Ongoing and Special Events at Coast Community Library |
Monday - 4:30 - 6:00 PM - Ukulele Group Tuesday - 9:30 AM Tai Chi Tuesday - 10:30 AM Beginning Quilting 2:00 - 5:00 PM Quilting Lab Wednesday - 11 - 11:30 AM Story Time & Crafts with Marilyn & Friends for toddlers and pre-schoolers Second Wednesday of each month - 1:30 PM CCL Board Meeting Fourth Wednesday of each month - 4 PM Library Book Club Wednesday afternoons - ongoing drop-in computer clinic - one-on-one help The classes do not meet on days the library is closed unless otherwise announced by the facilitator. The sale kiosk at the library is full of books available for sale whenever the library is open. Check it out for great deals. Look for rare and out of print books on the cart near the front door and on shelves next to the public access computers. Book Sales! Check above on this page for current dates and times. |
StoryTime and Crafts with Marilyn & Donna Wednesdays at 11 - 11:30 a.m. |
| Book Club Fourth Wednesdays at 4 PM APRIL 25 — T.C. Boyle, "The Harder They Come" MAY 23 - David Pepper, "The People's House" JUNE 27 - Edward Baptist, "The Half Has Never Been Told" |
Thursdays@the Library Jan 11 through June 21 10 a.m. to 10:55 a.m. “Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas” explores all 32 sonatas via hundreds of excerpts and instructor Professor Greenberg’s engaging analyses and historical anecdotes. Facilitated by music lover, Bob Schwein. Jan 11 through May 24 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. “Foundations of Western Civilization Two” surveys 600 years from the Renaissance to the present. Professor Robert Bucholz, D. Phil shows how we got to where we are in the 21st century. Facilitator, lifelong learner and local community member, Carol Eastwood. Feb 1st through May 10 2:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. "Quilting Essentials: From Design to Color and Beyond" taught by Heather Thomas, Quilting Expert Facilitator: Judy Riddle April 26 - 12 week course 12:30 p.m. "Archaeology: An Introduction to the World's Greatest Sites" Features sites from Pompeii, to China's Terra Cotta Warriors, to the New World civilizations of the Maya, Moche and the Aztecs. Archaeologist Professor Eric Cline of George Washington University shares visuals from his own digs and National Geographic images in this introductory course. Facilitator: Virgil Knoche |
Computer Help@ the Library Monday - Friday drop-in or by appointment. Help with basic computing, email, downloading audiobooks and movies. Free. For more information 882-3114 |
| Lifelong Learning College level DVD courses from The Great Courses Series are viewed on the Library's 70 inch video screen. All classes are free. |
| .Wednesdays@the Library Jan 31 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. The American West: History, Myth and Legacy Professor Patrick N. Allitt, PhD., Emory University Facilitator: Tobias Green March 21 through May 16 12:45 p.m.- 2 p.m. The Intelligent Brain Professor Richard J. Haier Facilitator: Gary Klein |
| Sunday@the Library April 22 at 2 pm Point Arena Mountain Beaver Jennie Jones Scherbinski, a graduate student at Humboldt State University studying mountain beavers and their habitat. She will share general information about our local species, results from her research, and ways people can help this federally endangered animal. Come celebrate Earth Day by learning about one of your wild neighbors. |
| Almost Fringe Festival April 27, 28, 29 The Library and the Friends of the Library are sponsoring Chalk Walk, sidewalk chalk art; the library will also have a display of "art on the fringe", on Saturday, the ukulele group, Hana Hou!, will play in the library,and there will also be soapbox poetry in front of the library. |