You can use The HUB’s Cricut to engrave bracelets and dog tags. What do you want to say?
The HUB’s makerspace also has a large-format printer, vinyl cutter, laser engraver, green-screen studio, heat press, and more state-of-the-art tech that can be used with library staff supervision.
Click here for more information on The HUB’s makerspace, including how to make a reservation. And click here for more makerspace and 3D printing ideas!
We’re offering six free computer classes this April at our Main Branch, including introductions on how to use computers, Android smartphones and iPhones
The classes include:
All of the classes are free. However, registration is required. RSVP on our event calendar using the hyperlinks above or by calling us at (440) 255-8811 ext. 1.
The library also offers several online computer classes through the LinkedIn Learning database. The courses are free to watch with a public library card. For more information, visit www.mentorpl.org/linkedinlearning.
We’re encouraging everyone to check out their community with membership passes that can be borrowed for local museums, gardens and zoos!
Passes are available for:
Passes can be checked out for up to seven days. They must be checked out and returned at our Main Branch. A household may only check out one pass at a time and can only check out each pass up to two times per year. If a pass is overdue, the late fee is $5 per day. Click here for more information or to reserve a pass!
Gardeners can learn how to put medieval gardening wisdom to modern use during a free program at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17, at the Headlands Community Center.
Dr. Shanon Sterringer will talk about planting medieval herb gardens rooted in the tradition of Hildegard of Bingen.
Hildegard of Bingen was a philosopher, composer and natural scientist, and Sterringer has written two books about her. Sterringer has presented to the Herb Society of America and Western Reserve Herb Society.
Her talk is open to all. Due to limited space, registration is required for all three programs. Sign up online or call us at 440-257-2000.
You can visit our YouTube channel for more gardening and horticulture programs.
Two more tips for any gardeners out there:
Adults and teens can explore the travel options that LakeTran provides during a free program at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17, at our Lake Branch.
A travel trainer from LakeTran will explain how to use its local routes, as well as dial-a-ride and park-n-ride services. Attendees will also learn how to plan trips, read bus schedules, and use online real-time tools.
The program is open to all. Due to limited space, registration is encouraged. Sign up online or call us at 440-257-2512.
