THURSDAYS : How to Listen to and Understand Opera Professor Robert Greenberg/ San Francisco Performances 11 AM . Sept 13 for 32 weeks Facilitator: Bob Schwein Ancient Civilizations of North America Professor Edwin Barnhart of the Maya Exploration Center 12:30 PM . Sept 13 to Dec 6 Facilitator: Virgil Knoche and Friends Sensation, Perception, and the Aging Process Professor Francis B. Colavita, University of Pittsburgh 2 PM . Sept 13 to approx Dec 6 Facilitator: Pearl Watts The Theory of Everything: the Quest to Explain All Reality Don Lincoln, PHD Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory 3:30 PM . Sept 13 to approx Dec 6 Facilitator: Karl Mellander WEDNESDAYS : Being Human: Life Lessons from the Frontiers of Science Professor Robert Sapolsky from Stanford 10 AM . Sept 26 - Oct 24 Facilitator: Gary Klein Meteorology: An Introduction to the Wonders of Weather Professor Robert G Fovell, University of California, Los Angeles 12 Noon . Sept 26 - Dec 12 Facilitator: Larry Riddle Screenwriting 101: Mastering the Art of Story Angus Fletcher, Professor of English and Film / Ohio State University 2 PM . Sept 26 - Dec 12 Facilitator: Paula Gann |
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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 Wednesday - fourth Wednesdays of the month - 4 PM Library Book Club Wednesday afternoons - ongoing drop-in computer clinic - one-on-one help Saturday - second Saturdays of the month- South Coast Stamp Club 12:30 - 3 pm 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. Sept 12. Red Light, Green Light Sept 19. Busy as a Bee Sept 26. Clip-Clop: Farm Fun Oct 3. I Like Myself Oct 10. Goodnight Owl Oct 17. Rainbow of Colors Oct 24. Dance Party Oct 31. Monster Mash Nov 7. Naptime for Sleepyheads Nov 14. Home Sweet Home Nov 28. What's Cooking? |
| Book Club Fourth Wednesdays at 4 PM Sept 26 - The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware |
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. |
| Sunday@the Library Devreaux Baker reads from her new book of poems Hungry Ghosts This book reflects a lifetime of meditation and examination of our interconnectedness and presence within our environment, our planet, our cosmos. Her poetry opens us to a wider consciousness and a deeper understanding of our world and our responsibility as stewards of that world, the space we inhabit and depend on for existence. September 9th at 2 pm. Free. |