Monthly Archives: March 2019
Use our vinyl cutter to make customized stickers
Don’t just decorate, personalize. Teens can use the vinyl cutter in our makerspace to create their own custom stickers during a program at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 16, at The HUB at Mentor High School. Brand your notebook, tablet, or … Continue reading
Learning to code at the library
Looking at a career in tech? Want your kids to be IT literate? Either way, you want to know about coding. Here are four ways we can help you or your children learn coding: 1. We have a monthly coding … Continue reading
Discover the prairie of Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura Ingalls Wilder is one of the best known and bestselling authors of the 20th century, and her life is as fascinating as her stories. Our librarian Meredith Tomeo will guide you through Wilder’s turbulent frontier life during a special program … Continue reading
The Geopolitical & Intellectual Origins of the Revolutionary War
You’ve heard “no taxation without representation,” but the intellectual roots of the American Revolution dig deeper than a Schoolhouse Rock summation. Our resident historian Dr. John Foster discusses how trans-Atlantic warfare, John Locke and the Levelers all contributed ideas and attitudes that … Continue reading
Get to know your Instant Pot
Have an Instant Pot gathering dust in your pantry? Discover how useful your pressure cooker can be during a special program at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10, at our Lake Branch. Librarian Mollie Burns will suggest different recipes you … Continue reading
