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February (PDF) Calendar of Events February 2013 ANCIENT GREEKS /MODERN LIVES: POETRY-DRAMA-DIALOGUE Dr. Carol Gould, Professor of Philosophy at Florida Atlantic University, will explore how classical Greek literature resonates in our lives today with a lec- ture, a film discussion, and two reading discussions. Each program will highlight themes that were as important to the ancient Greeks as they are to our modern society. This series is sponsored by the Aquila Theatre of New York, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Friends of the Palm Beach County Library System. Fri, Feb 8, 3:00 A Lecture on Love & Romance Fri, March 8, 3:00 pm This lecture on the themes of love and romance will be based on Homer’s Ethics: A Film Screening and Discussion “Odyssey” and Plato’s “Symposium” and “Phaedrus.” (90 min.) A discussion on ethics and morality will follow the screening of a Woody Hagen Ranch Road Branch Allen film about a former tennis pro. ©Dreamworks. (2.5 hr.) R Hagen Ranch Road Branch Fri, Feb 22, 2:00 pm Gender & Sexuality: A Reading Discussion Fri, March 22, 2:00 pm A discussion on the themes of gender and sexuality will be based on The Veteran’s Experience: A Reading Discussion the plays of Euripides’ “Hippolytus,” “Medea,” “The Bacchae,” A discussion on the veteran’s experience will be based on Sophocles’ and Sophocles’ “Antigone.” (2 hr.) “Philoctetes,” and Homer’s “The Iliad.” (2 hr.) West Boynton Branch West Boynton Branch Seating for these free programs is limited. Registration begins at 10:00 am on Fri, Jan 25, by phone or in person at any library branch or online at www.pbclibrary.org. A selection of reading materials will be available for check out at the host branch location in lim- ited quantities. Familiarity with these texts will enhance your experience, but is not necessary to enjoy these programs. Ancient Greeks/Modern Lives: Poetry-Drama-Dialogue is a program that has been made possible by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: great ideas brought to life. www.ancientgreeksmodernlives.org Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. FEBRUARY IS BLACK HISTORY MONTH! By Marjorie Lear, Multicultural Librarian Join the Library this month as we celebrate Black History Month! Several libraries are offering special programs and displays to highlight African American culture and history, with a focus in 2013 on our Florida communities. This month, library staff members Ronald Glass and Chandra Thornton will lead discussions of the book, “Muck City: Winning and Losing in Football's Forgotten Town,” by Bryan Mealer, at three library branches: Royal Palm Beach, Hagen Ranch Road, and West Boynton. Read the book and join the conver- sation to learn about the Lake Okeechobee area of Palm Beach County and the struggles of its citizens. Also during the month of February, various libraries will show special films in celebration of Black History. Families can learn about that colorful and expressive American music known as jazz through listening games, humorous demonstrations, and storytelling in a highly interactive and fun presentation offered at various branches by Shenole Latimer, jazz saxophonist. In another special offering at many libraries, multicultural Storyteller and Folklorist Donna Washington’s amazing vocal pyrotechnics and dynamic personality will enthrall and delight audiences, making her stories come alive for every- one age four to one hundred and four! Please help us honor our own African Ameri- can community and celebrate our nation’s rich and powerful Black History, which has its roots in a week-long observation initi- ated by Dr. Carter G. Woodson in 1926, was expanded into Black History Month by Presi- dent Ford in 1976, and became Public Law 99-244 in 1986. Page 1 15801 Orange Blvd., Loxahatchee 33470 Phone: 681-4100 ADULT Mon, Feb 11, 3:30 pm Tue, Feb 26, 6:30 pm Mardi Gras Mania Club Pokémon Tue, Feb 05, 5:00 pm Listen to jazzy tunes as you put together trinkets Bring your DS or Pokémon cards to battle, trade, Crochet Club for a Mardi Gras parade and enjoy stories burst- and make new friends. Ages 6-12. (60 min.) Pre- Learn introductory stitches or bring current projects ing with doubloons, umbrellas, and beads. Ages register. and socialize. Yarn available for new participants. 4-6. (45 min.) Preregister. Adults and ages 9 & up. (90 min.) Preregister. Wed, Feb 27, 6:30 pm Tue, Feb 12, 7:00 pm Story Time Design Show Wed, Feb 06, 6:30 pm Family Movie Night Enjoy refreshments and check out all of the Florida Trails “The Princess and the Frog.” ©Walt Disney Pic- amazing crafts that we've worked on in story Discover the Florida Trail Association and hiking tures. (97 min.) Preregister. G time. All ages. (60 min.) Preregister. opportunities in the Palm Beach County area with Paul Cummings. Preregister. Thu, Feb 14, 3:30 pm Valentine's Day TEEN Sat, Feb 09, 2:30 pm Celebrate the people you love with holiday songs Thu, Feb 07, 6:30 pm Altered Book Art and stories and make a special craft for someone Anime Origins Learn about the Jaffe Center for Book Arts and trans- special. Ages 4-6. (45 min.) Preregister. Enjoy a Japanese snack, check out the latest form books into works of art. (60 min.) Preregister. Sat, Feb 16, 2:00 pm Anime, and learn about the culture that inspired Tue, Feb 12, 5:00 pm Lego Builders Club it. Ages 12-17. (60 min.) Preregister. Meet fellow builders and work together, or alone, Crochet a Heart Sat, Feb 09, 3:00 pm Use your skills to make a heart out of yarn; mate- on cool creative projects every month. Ages 6-12. (90 min.) Preregister. Teen Writing Club rials provided. (90 min.) Meet other teen writers, improve your skills, share Wed, Feb 13, 4:00 pm Wed, Feb 20, 4:00 pm your writing with the group, or come just to write. Between the Covers: Tween Gaming Ages 12-17. (60 min.) Preregister. Adult Book Discussion Series Challenge your friends to our Wii and board games. Ages 8-12. (2 hr.) Preregister. Thu, Feb 14, 6:30 pm Staff will discuss “A Walk in the Woods,” by Bill Handmade Valentines Bryson. Sign up and check out the book. (90 min.) Mon, Feb 25, 3:30 pm Create fun, seasonal, art that you can wear on Wed, Feb 13, 5:30 pm It's Not My Fault your nails. Preregister. Celebrate Black History Month Movie What happens when you blame someone else? Listen to funny stories about kids and animals Thu, Feb 21, 6:00 pm “To Kill a Mockingbird.” ©Universal Pictures. Teen Movie Night (130 min.) Preregister. Not rated. who tried to blame someone and what happened to them. Ages 3-5. (45 min.) Preregister. “The Dark Knight.” ©Warner Bros. (152 min.) Wed, Feb 20, 5:30 pm Preregister. PG-13 Tue, Feb 26, 11:15 am Book Discussion: To Kill a Mockingbird Thu, Feb 28, 6:30 pm In honor of Black History Month, librarian Marga- Donna Washington: Multicultural Storyteller & Folklorist Acreage Avengers ret Whiting will lead a discussion of Harper Lee’s Assemble and share your ideas to make this a better classic book. (60 min.) Preregister. Donna Washington's amazing vocal pyrotechnics and dynamic personality will enthrall and delight place for all teens. Ages 12-17. (30 min.) Preregister. Sat, Feb 23, 10:00 am-5:00 pm audiences, making her stories come alive for all Thu, Feb 28, 7:00 pm Scrapbooking Day ages. (45 min.) Preregister. Experienced and beginning scrappers can spend Teen Game Night the day scrapbooking pictures and memorabilia. Challenge your friends to our Wii and board games. Basic supplies available or bring your own. Pre- Snacks provided. Ages 12-17. (90 min.) Preregister. register. Thu, Feb 28, 2:00 pm Sales Skills for Business Owners Discover ways to make your small business thrive with Isabel Karimi, Program Director at the Center Success starts here for reading and literature for Business and Entrepreneurship at Palm Beach E-Resources are available 24/7 State College. (2 hr.) to help you find: CHILD Great new books to read! Literature criticism Mon, Feb 04, 3:30 pm Author biographies Backwards Day Full-text of poems, stories, plays, Come in walking backwards and upside down and speeches for silly backwards songs and stories. Ages 3-5. Nonfiction and research resources (45 min.) Preregister. Library catalogs around the world eBooks and audiobooks to download Tue, Feb 05, 7:00 pm Art Smarts: Card Making Check out these e-resources: Get creative and make silly, strange, or super Valentines that reflect your personality. Ages Books & Authors 6-10. (75 min.) Preregister. Gale Virtual Reference Library Library Catalog Wed, Feb 06, 4:00 pm Literature Criticism Online American Girl: Felicity Literature Resources from Gale Celebrate American Girl Felicity with games and LitFINDER crafts related to colonial times. Ages 6-12. (45 min.) netLibrary eBooks Preregister. Novelist Plus & Novelist K-8 Plus OCLC FirstSearch www.pbclibrary.org/databases Page 2 530 South Main Street, Belle Glade 33430 Phone: 996-3453 ADULT Mon, Feb 04 & 11, 6:30 pm The Belle Glade Branch (530 S. Main Lunes, 04 y 11 de febrero, 6:30 pm Street) will close at 5:00 pm on Sat, Feb 23, Sat, Feb 02, 10:00 am Family Story Times/Bilingual to prepare for the move to the new library. 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