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Santa, Grinch to Usher in Holidays volume xxviii no. 5 • November 2020 randolphlibrary.org Need tech help? Call the P.R.O.S.! ♣ Need help setting up your device for ebooks, filling out an online application or learning new technology? Meet virtually face-to-face — and share your computer or device screen for on-target assistance — with the P.R.O.S. at the Randolph County Public Library. P.R.O.S. stands for Patrons Requesting Online Support. Reference librarians Dave Bare, Meghan Santa, Grinch to Carter and Harris Mason are standing by with the library’s Go-To-Meeting software (similar to Zoom) to provide one-on-one help. usher in holidays Get assistance with a new device; get set up to ♣ Kids can enjoy holiday fun with a virtual twist, download library ebooks, e-audiobooks and e- magazines; get assistance filling out online forms and including a Facebook Live version of the popular “Breakfast with Santa.” applications; get homework or research help; get a library card; and more. Meanwhile, storyteller and illusionist Caleb Sigmon Initiate a session by calling 336-318-6801. One of returns not just as the Grinch, but as Santa Claus and all the the P.R.O.S. may be available to help immediately, or characters in A Christmas Carol in three YouTube may set up a time for a later meeting. A link to join the performances. virtual meeting will be sent to your email. “Breakfast with Santa” morphs into “Santa Storytime To access the service, you need desktop/laptop LIVE!” at 10 a.m. Saturday, December 19, at computer with camera, a tablet/iPad or a smartphone; Facebook.com/randolphlibrary, for children of all ages. and an Internet connection. If your computer does not Santa will report live from the North Pole and read a have a microphone, you can call a toll-free number for Christmas picture book during a very special Facebook Live simultaneous voice communication. streaming appearance. With your consent, the P.R.O.S. can look at your He’ll also read letters he has received from… you! Mail, screen and advise you as you work. email or drop off (at any library) your child’s letter to Santa, who may select it to read aloud during his appearance. Email letters to [email protected]; mail them to Santa & Library Elves, Asheboro Public Library, 201 Worth Street, Asheboro, N.C.; or drop them off at the library. All letters will receive a response from Santa. See page 3 for more about Caleb Sigmon’s events! Writer to present ’flash fiction’ workshop —see back page Archdale 336-431-3811 from Fax 336-431-4619 10433 S. Main St. the Mon-Thur 9-8; director Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5 Asheboro Ross A. Holt 336-318-6800 Fax 336-318-6823 201 Worth St. Mon-Thur 9-9; Fri 9-6; Virtual programs: here to stay Sat 9-5 ♣ “Stick Around,” • Randleman’s Randolph Room the virtual craft Preschool Storytime, 336-318-6815 program developed 10:30 a.m. Fridays; Mon-Tues 9-8 by Asheboro • Asheboro’s Wed-Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5 “Minutes for Children’s librarian Mindfulness,” 10 a.m. Franklinville Becky Knorpp, will 336-685-3100 every other Monday 111 Sumner Place be featured (quick and fun Mon-Thur 10-6; Sun 1-5 statewide by UNC- mindfulness practices TV in February. Becky Knorpp in “Stick Around.” for the whole family); Liberty 336-622-4605 Focusing on creating art with found • Asheboro’s “Creative Writing Corner,” 1 Fax 336-622-2665 objects, “Stick Around” installments were p.m., third Monday (for kids age 10+); 239 S. Fayetteville St. posted on the library’s Facebook page and • Asheboro’s “Family Sing-Along,” 10 a.m. Mon, Wed-Fri 9-5; YouTube channel weekly during the spring every other Tuesday (helping kids develop Tues 9-7; Sat 9-1 early literacy skills through singing); and summer (it’s now on hiatus in favor of Ramseur “Asheboro Art Adventures”). “Stick Around” • Asheboro’s “What’s Cookin’? Mug 336-824-2232 attracted the attention of the producers of Edition” (budding chefs can create Fax 336-824-2232 “Block Party LIVE! At Home Edition,” which delicious recipes with a mug, a 1512 S. Main St. airs on UNC’s digital network for children, microwave, and ingredients found in the Mon-Fri 8:30-5 Rootle/PBS Kids, and features learning home), 4 p.m. every other Wednesday; • “Asheboro Art Adventures,” 1 p.m. every Randleman activities available around the state. other Thursday. 336-498-3141 “Stick Around” is just one of an array of • Extension Services is posting storytimes Fax 336-498-1139 fun, creative and educational virtual 142 W. Academy St. programs that our enormously talented every now and then, occasionally Mon-Fri 9-6; staff have developed to extend service including a sign language component. Sat 9-1 during the pandemic, and to help children There are virtual programs for adults as cope with changed circumstances. well, including the Asheboro and Liberty Seagrove From March-October, 369 virtual events book clubs and events such a the live, 336-873-7521 interactive writing workshop coming up in 530 Old Plank Rd. have been viewed 74,355 times, enabling us December (see back page). Tues-Fri 10-6; Sat 11-3 to reach an entirely new audience. When in- person programs return, virtual programs Most programs remain accessible after Extension Service likely are here to stay. In addition to special they are posted. Find them on library 336-318-6816 or 336-318- events like the Caleb Sigmon performances, Facebook pages and the Randolph County 6817; Mon-Fri 9-5 regular children’s programs now include: Public Library YouTube channel. • Archdale’s “Storytime with Ms. Carol,” Note: “Stick Around” returns with a posted at 10 a.m. Thursdays; special holiday edition at 1 p.m. Friday, • Liberty’s “Family Storytime,” 10:30 a.m. December 18; pick up a free craft bag to Wednesdays; follow along. Call 336-318-6804 for details. The Randolph County Public Library NEWS is published monthly by the Asheboro Randolph County Public Library and the Friends of the Library. To subscribe, join the Friends by returning the membership application on page 4. Ross A. Holt, Director ● Dr. Frances Jones, President, Friends of the Library ● Printing by Hunsucker Printing Co. Caleb Sigmon returns with virtual Grinch, more classic holiday tales ♣ Storyteller and illusionist Caleb North Pole and A Christmas Carol will take Sigmon is back with a trio of classic place on the Randleman and Asheboro Christmas tales. library Facebook pages. Each show will be available for a week after it is first posted. Virtual Book Clubs This time, the performances ofHow All ages are welcome! See below for Asheboro: Join us for a the Grinch Stole Christmas, Expedition details about each performance. book club using the library’s Go-To-Meeting online conference tool, 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday, November 12 (the date is ealier due to the Thanksgiving holiday). Talk about 1-2 books you’ve read recently, and join a free-for-all discussion at the end. You will need a computer with sound and a How the Grinch Expedition A Christmas microphone to participate; you can also join by phone. Stole Christmas North Pole Carol To sign up, contact 4 p.m. Friday, December 4, 4 p.m. Friday, December 11, 6 p.m. Monday, December 14, Meghan Carter, mcarter@ Facebook.com/ Facebook.com/ Facebook.com/ randolphlibrary.org. You randlemanpubliclibrary randlemanpubliclibrary randolphlibrary will receive a link to the 6 p.m. Monday, December 7, 6 p.m. Monday, December 21, 4 p.m. Friday, December 18, conference. Facebook.com/ Facebook.com/ Facebook.com/ Liberty: The Southern randolphlibrary randolphlibrary randlemanpubliclibrary Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady He’s mean! He’s green! Join Santa Claus himself A tour-de-force, one-man And he’s back to steal on an interactive, whirlwind spectacle of storytelling, Hendrix at 6 p.m. Thursday, Christmas! Everyone’s favorite journey to the North Pole! magic effects, puppetry and December 17. Email grouch drops in for a visit in Step inside the magical toy imagination transports you to library@townoflibertync. this musical romp with laugh- shop as the elves work on new a bitterly chilly Christmas Eve org for a link to the live, out-loud comedy and silliness. inventions. Meet Mrs. Claus in night. Caleb Sigmon plays all interactive discussion, and Interact in real time with her kitchen where you’ll learn characters we know and love, call 336-622-4605 or stop all the characters during the the secret to her special embodying Scrooge, Tiny Tim by the library for a copy of immersive visual experience and a lifetime of Christmas cookies. Snuggle up by the fire the book. — your heart will grow as Santa relives “The Night memories in Dickens’s three sizes! Before Christmas.” classic tale. Chat with us Chat Reference now is available via the library website at www.randolph ♣ Make a lovely Grinch ornament for and Take” for tweens, teens and adults will library.org. Click on the yourself or a friend at the Randleman include all the supplies necessary. “Have a Question” box at Call the library at 336-498-3141 to library in December. the bottom of the screen to register and pick up a kit, available while chat with a librarian. “Connie’s Seasonal Celebration Make supplies last. Need a document notarized? Call The service is available to anyone Asheboro library the Asheboro library 336-318-6801 who can travel to the library.
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