WELCOME TO THE LOUISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY

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Discontinued July 1st

Please take a few minutes to explore

Lynda.com and set up your free

account. All you will need is your

Louisville Library card number, email,

and a password that you create.

In December, 2017, the Library added

Lynda.com online learning. Based on

user data, Lynda.com was determined

to provide more and better options

for a wider range of users.

As of July 1, 2018, the Library will

discontinue offering Gale Courses.

Do You Know Lynda? Library users have FREE access to

more than 5,000 on-demand courses.

Learn or improve technology, business, and creative skills

All courses are divided into short videos, so you can focus on a key topic of interest

Explore ‘Learning Paths’, a series of courses taught by industry experts

Courses include assessments, practice environments, and coding practice windows

Available from the Library website or https://www.lynda.com/portal/patron?org=flatirons

REGISTER FOR SUMMER READING Program Runs May 25-July 31

Online registration is available from the

Library website.

There are programs available for

everyone in the family.

We’ll also have many fun activities and

events that the whole family can enjoy.

Prizes, too!

Sign up today and have fun reading with

us this summer!

Adult Program A Butterfly’s Life

MON, July 16 7:00-8:30 by Boulder County Parks & Open Space

Are you curious about butterflies, or ever

wondered where Monarchs go during their

incredible migration? Please join volunteer

naturalists for a beginner’s guide to Boulder

County butterflies. This slide program will

review the amazing life cycle of butterflies,

and will cover basic information on behavior,

host plants, identification tips, and more.

Family Program Daryl Nickel Live Folk Music

SUN, July 29 1:00-3:00

Live music with local folk troubadour,

Daryl Nickel. A singer/songwriter from

Golden, Daryl performs original lyric-based

songs that are his take on experiences and

events. The songs are sometimes funny,

sometimes pointed, but always insightful.

His latest CD is titled “Echoes in a Canyon.”

Maker Program 3-D Modeling & Printing

Historic Downtown Louisville July 9-13 12:00-4:00

Join our 3D Modeling Open Lab volunteer Kyle,

and model and 3D print historic buildings of

downtown Louisville.

No experience is necessary; you can learn all the

skills you need in the Lab. This program is

intended for teens and adults, 13 years and up.

Drop in any time from 12-4. No registration is

necessary.

55+ Program Coffee and Conversation:

Sharing Life Stories THUR, July 5 & Aug. 2 1:30-3:00

Share your unique but also common life experiences with others and discover the interesting stories we all have to tell.

The group is limited to 12 people.

Registration is required for each monthly program.

55+ Maker Program

Passing Hats is a volunteer group that

makes hats on looms for cancer patients of

all ages. All supplies will be provided.

Due to room size, the group is limited to

12 people.

Registration is required for each monthly

program. Online registration is available

from the website calendar entry.

Passing Hats MON, July 2 & Aug. 6 1:00-2:00

Money Matters Series Understanding Social Security

Choices

When should I start collecting Social Security? What if I am divorced? Will the Social Security fund last? What impact will my decision have on my

income taxes? Can I draw both PERA and Social Security

benefits?

Get the answers to these and many other questions that will assist you in making an informed decision about your retirement.

WED, July 11 6:00-7:00

Volunteer Opportunity

Student Tutors (for grades 6-12)

Responsibilities include tutoring middle-

and high-school students in a variety of

subjects, as well as familiarizing students

with online Library databases and

homework resources.

For more information:

303-335-4845

teenservices@louisvilleco.gov

Yoga for Kids

These classes are designed to facilitate breathing and relaxation techniques, body and movement awareness, and social skills.

Presented by Carissa Wengrovius, Doctor of Physical Therapy.

Storybook Yoga (ages 2-5)

10:30-11:15 July 6; August 3

Discovery Yoga (ages 6-12)

1:00-2:00 July 7; August 4

Read to Rover Every Tuesday 4-5PM

(all ages welcome; no registration needed)

It’s been shown that reading out loud helps children boost their reading confidence. What better way to practice reading than to have a mellow, 4-legged friend as a reading buddy!

Anime Club TUE, 4-5:30PM

(grades 6-12)

July 17; August 21 (First-floor Meeting Room)

Historical Museum News & Events

First Friday Art Walk Soda Parlor History FRI, July 6 6:00-8:00

Come to the Louisville HistoricalMuseum and sample a float with old

fashioned sodas such as sarsaparilla,

root beer, or birch beer and discover

local soda fountain history.

Last July’s event was so much fun,

we decided to repeat it this year!