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Tai Chi w/ Bee – LIVE on BPL Facebook Page
Wednesday Citizenship Free Classes on Zoom
Thursday ELL Conversation Free Class on Zoom
Nourishing Knowledge by Jen – Virtual Cooking Class
Pound w/ Tarah
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In case you haven’t made it to the library to pick up the Nov./Dec. issue of the Bookmark, our bimonthly newsletter, it’s now online here https://www.bartlesville.lib.ok.us/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/BOOKMARK-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER-2019-2-merged.pdf
The November No Hold, No Waiting digital titles are available on the Overdrive or Libby Apps.
Check them out today https://okvirtuallibrary.overdrive.com/okvirtual-bartlesville/content
And the November #biglibraryread book is I’m Not Dying With You Tonight.
STEM CLUB FOR KIDS,this Saturday, November 16th, 2:00!
FUN WITH ELECTRIC CIRCUITRY!
Electrical engineer George Halkiades will lead participants in
learning the basics of electricity, including safety, and building a working electric circuit.
On Thursday, November 14, from 7 pm – 8 pm, Mark Darrah will discuss his book A Catalogue of Common People. Mark Darrah is a prize-winning essayist and author. In his book, Darrah shares true stories about common people and places in a search to uncover the heroic and extraordinary in everyday life. He has been described as a postmodern Paul Harvey, with a witty and homespun approach to his writing. He is a regular commentator on “Studio Tulsa” on KWGS 89.5 FM and practices law in Tulsa.
The author will have books available to purchase. This program will be held in Meeting Room A and is free and open to the public. For more information, please call the Reference Desk at (918) 338-4169.
Don’t miss out on Lego Club this week! It’s free, no sign-up
required, just show up with your imagination!
Join us this Thursday for a hand lettering class. In this class you will learn the basic strokes you need for hand lettering. You will learn the upstroke and downstroke that are the basics of hand lettering, but also many more strokes along the way.
Anyone can learn to hand letter when thinking of shapes instead of letters. You will be inspired to take your hand lettering to the next level at the end of the lesson.
This class is free and open to the public and will meet in Meeting Room C at the Library. You will need to register for the class by calling the Local and Family History desk at 918-338-4167.
November 9th, 10:00-11:30am
This month…ENGINEERING ESCAPES!
