M artin C ounty L ibrary S ystem LIBRARY EVENTS library.martin.fl.us Stay Informed, Inspired, and Connected February 2018

Chautauqua South: Celebrating the harvest of the mind, body, and spirit for 27 years! From January to April, the Martin County Library System presents an arts and education series called Chautauqua South - an eclectic array of artists, authors, storytellers, dramatists, historians, educators, and entertainers. Chautauqua South represents a culturally rich landscape of offerings designed to appeal to a wide range of tastes. Funding for Chautauqua South is provided by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc. Find the Chautauqua icon in our monthly newsletters and on our online event calendar: http://martin.evanced.info/signup, call 221.1403.

SAVE THE DATE! Book Clubs Annie’s Book Club L a h t i Thursday, February 1 | 10:30am–12pm The Traitor's Wife by Allison Pataki 24th Annual Betty Windecker, Facilitator

BookMania! Book Club B l a k e Friday, February 2 | 11am–12pm Trustees Room Song of the Lion by Anne Hillerman Robin Feiner, Facilitator

Women in Literature XIX Book Club Author List and Schedule See schedule, page 2. Loretta Liljestrand, facilitator March 3, 2018, Jensen Beach High School Sampler Book Club Monday, February 12 | 2–3:30pm 9:15–10am Know Your Body, Know Your Food The Door by Magda Szabo Moderator: Inez Frid Sandy Withers, Facilitator James Hamblin If Our Bodies Could Talk Larry Olmsted Real Food, Fake Food Non-Fiction Book Club Monday, February 26 | 6:30–8pm Trustees Room 10:30–11:15am A Dogs Tale The Glass Universe by Dave Sobel Moderator: Jackie Williams Jackie Williams, Facilitator Maria Goodavage Secret Service Dogs David Rosenfelt Collared Robert Morgade Library Book Club M o r g a d e 11:45am-12:30pm It's All in the Family: Writing Teams Tuesday, February 6 | 1–2:30pm Moderator: Joanna Campbell Slan Where All the Light Tends to Go by David Joy Liv Constantine (sisters Lynne & Valerie Constantine) The Last Mrs. Parrish Lois Raska, Facilitator Charles Todd (son and mother Charles & Caroline Todd) The Gate Keeper Hobe Sound Public Library Book Club Hobe Sound 1:15–2pm The Spy Next Door: True Tales of Espionage and Intrigue Tuesday, February 6 | 1–2pm Moderator: Luann Justak Japanese Lover by Isabelle Allende Michele Rigby Assad Breaking Cover Theresa Boucher and Diane Howland, Facilitators Eva Dillon Spies in the Family Paul Kix The Saboteur ABC Book Discussion Group Cummings Thursday, February 8 | 6–7:30pm 2:30–3:15pm When Past and Present Collide: Revealing Our Journey Ordinary Graces by William Kent Krueger Moderator: Edie Donohue Harold Marr, Facilitator Jamie Ford Love and Other Consolation Prizes Kate Quinn The Alice Network Support the Students: I Love a Mystery Book Discussion Group Lisa Wingate Before We Were Yours Lunch provided by PTSA & Tuesday, February 13 | 2–3:30pm JBHS Band. Cash preferred. The Works of Michael Connelly 3:30–4:15pm On the Edge of Your Seat To RSVP and save $2, Harold Marr, Facilitator Moderator: Paula Hundt look for more information Rene Denfeld The Child Finder in the BookMania! booklet Hoke Library Book Discussion Group Hoke A.J. Finn The Woman in the Window to be released Thursday, February 15 | 2–3:30pm Anne Hillerman Song of the Lion mid-February. The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion Connie Fitzsimmons, Facilitator Presented by The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc. Women in Literature XVI Book Study Group See schedule, page 3. Gail Johnson, Facilitator. Registration required. 2

B l a k e L i b r a r y collaboration with POV, the award-winning independent non-fiction film series on PBS www.pbs.org/pov Jane Miller Presents Knit Night Movie: Hidden Figures Thursday, February 15 | 6–7:30pm Friday, February 9 | 2–4:30pm 2hr7min||PG||2016 Join us at the Blake Library for an evening of crafting fun. Bring a project of your A true-story film about three African-American women who helped own, or come for a basic tutorial on knitting or crochet. All fiber crafts welcome. decipher and define the information used during the space race in the Some basic materials for beginners available for use. 1960s. With Kevin Costner in the cast, this excellent film shows the three women doing math wonders for NASA. 2018 Chautauqua South Movie Comedy: The Goodbye Girl Atlantic Classical Orchestra: Chamber Concert Series Tuesday, February 13 | 2–4:30pm 1hr51min||PG||1977 Saturday, February 3 | 11am–12:30pm Neil Simon's funny and warm film about a young actor (Richard Dreyfuss) Program I Three Generations of Beautiful Wind Music: and "dumped on" divorcee (Marsha Mason) who are unwilling tenants of Classical, Romantic, Contemporary the same New York City apartment. Franz Danzi - Wind Quartet Opus 56; Paul Taffanel - Wind Biography & Music Documentary: Leonard Bernstein: Reaching for the Note Quintet in G minor; Jean Francaix - Wind Quintet No. 1. Tuesday, February 20 | 2–4:30pm 1hr57min||NR||1998 Erika Yamada Flute: Francesca Arnone; Oboe: Erika Yamada; Clarinet: The film presents a fully rounded portrait of a man's complex life - Leonard Peter Wright; Bassoon: Janet Harris; Horn: Juan Berrios Bernstein, the world renowned composer, conductor, pianist, and educator. Saturday, February 24 | 11am–12:30pm From his debut conducting performance for the New York Philharmonic in Program II West Side Story to the Soldier's Tale Bernstein - West Side Story 1943 to his historic performance at the fall of the Berlin Wall, it's all here. Suite; Stravinsky - Suite from L'histoire du soldat for violin, clarinet and piano; Milhaud - Suite for violin, clarinet, and piano, op. 157b; Khachaturian - Trio Masterpiece Film Series from Book - Part Two: The Forsyte Saga for clarinet, violin, and piano. A collection of colorful, virtuoso works for this Tuesday, February 27 | 2–4:30pm 2hr||R Rated Equivalent||2002 unusual combination of instruments, each with its own character, style, Based on the Nobel Prize-winning novel by John Galsworthy, this highly and amazing energy. Piano: Tao Lin; Violin: Leonard Sigal (concertmaster); praised BBC series continues with Part Two about the powerful Forsyte Clarinet: Richard Hancock family at the turn of the 20th century. Jane Miller Presents is sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, WWII Film Series Women Supporting the Arts, and the Arts Foundation of Martin County. Wednesdays, February 7, 14, 21 & 28 | 10–11:30am The World War II film series will feature the popular Ken Burns PBS documentary, Adult events @ the Blake are held within the The War. This film series will be hosted by Cold War veteranGeorge Seaman. John F. and Rita M. Armstrong Wing unless otherwise noted. Gareth Johnson presents: Violin Recital of Eclectic Repertoire A Real Trip to Italy by Hispanics in Action, Inc. Sunday, February 18 | 2–3pm Thursdays, February 1, 8 & 22 | 6–7:30pm Gareth Live musical performance of exciting classical A free language learning class offered byHispanics in Action, Inc. Space is limited. Johnson repertoire from virtuoso violinist Gareth Johnson, Please register by contacting Nelson Merchan-Cely at nelsonmerchancely1@ two-time winner of the International Sphinx gmail.com. This class meets through May 31 and will not meet on 2/15, 3/15, Competition, will mesmerize you with classical 4/5, 4/19, 5/17. showpieces on his 1840 J.B. Vuillaume acoustic violin Coastal Lecture Series and get your feet tapping with popular tunes on Mondays, February 5, 12 & 19 | 6–7:30pm his amped-up electric violin with loop pedal sound effects. Don't miss this Florida Oceanographic Society presents the 2018 Coastal Lecture Series. This incredible opportunity to experience the transcendent, spectacular music of year's theme is “Organisms, Ecosystems, and the Human Connection.” Join us this charismatic performer! for eight exciting and thought-provoking environmental lectures featuring Discover Opera Series: Tosca by Giacomo Puccini topics relevant to everyone living in our coastal communities. Please visit www. Friday, February 23 | 2–3pm floridaocean.org for additional information. This year is the 100th anniversary of Bernstein's birth. One of his most Women in Literature XIX Book Club interesting works is the Broadway musical, Candide. Based on the story by 2:30–3:30pm Loretta Liljestrand, facilitator Voltaire, Candide and his love Cunégonde are taken in by Dr. Pangloss who Wednesday, February 7 | Circling the Sun by Paula McLain professes, despite many travails, that this is "the best of all possible worlds." Wednesday, February 14 | Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh Audiences will recognize many familiar tunes in this delightful operetta. Helen Wednesday, February 21 | I Am Malala by Malala Yousafzai Sagan, a retired music teacher and member of Boston's renowned Chorus pro Wednesday, February 28 | A God in Ruins by Kate Atkinson Musica, presents the Discover Opera lecture series that corresponds with the 2018 Palm Beach Opera season. Book Swap Saturday, February 10 | 10:30–11:30am Literature & Poetry Series: Poetry and the Nature of the Self An informal opportunity to meet new friends, browse pre-publication books, Monday, February 26 | 2–4pm hear what others are reading, and share books you have read. Janette Noé, Dr. Roderick C. Hofer, retired IRSC professor, will examine three poems that Facilitator reveal various implications of how the sense of a discrete self affects the human voice. The first and last sessions of this four-part series will take up Sunday Matinee Film Series – Movie: All the Difference the self broadly, while the second and third sessions will follow the current Sunday, February 11 | 2–4pm 1hr23min||Documentary||2016 American cultural calendar and address race in February, Black History Accompany two African-American teens from the South Side of Chicago on their Month, and gender in March, Women's History Month. The sessions will take journey to achieve their dream of graduating from college. A co-production of place the last Monday of the month, Jan. – April. Session 2 - February 26: American Documentary/POV; part of American Graduate: Let's Make It Happen, James Weldon Johnson, “O Black and Unknown Bards”; Melvin Tolson, “Mu,” made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. This event is a lines 1-63; Robert Hayden, “A Ballad of Remembrance.” 3

Crafternoon @ Cummings: Eggs-travaganza P e t e r & J u l i e C u m m i n g s L i b r a r y Wednesday, February 21 | 2–3:30pm Join us for an afternoon of adult arts and crafts. This month we celebrate Senior Wii Bowling nature's most perfect shape, the egg. We'll decoupage, embellish, and Fridays, February 2, 9, 16 & 23 | 1–2pm paint a variety of eggs. Adult coloring materials are always available at It looks like a video game, but feels like a bowling alley. Even if you've never Crafternoons in addition to this month's special activity. Supplies provided, played a video game, you'll love Wii Bowling! just bring your imagination! Crafternoon @ Cummings happens on the 3rd Write Club Wednesday of most months at 2pm with a mix of new and some recurring Saturdays, February 3 & 17 | 10:30am–12:30pm activities. Love to write, but struggling with writer's block or lack of motivation? A Strange Alliance: Israel and Arabia Overcome your concerns and learn confident, effective writing with the Thursday, February 22 | 6–7:30pm members of the Cummings Library Write Club. Join us on the 1st and 3rd Professor Alex Shelby of IRSC will talk of the latest Middle East twist on Saturday of every month. June O'Brien, Facilitator why the Sunni Arabs are more fearful of Shi'ite Iran than of Jewish Israel. Pop! Drop and Swap Salaam/Shalom in 2018? This lecture is part of the IRSC Living History series. Saturday, February 3 | 2–4pm They're POPping up everywhere - fun vinyl figures from your favorite Save the Date books, movies, TV shows, and more! Bring some Pops! to trade with other 2018 Elisabeth Lahti Concert Series area collectors or to simply give away. So POP on in - you might walk out with the Pop! of your dreams! Peter & Julie Cummings Library / Donahue Community Room 2-3pm Saturday Gone Too Soon Film Series: Good Will Hunting Mar. 24 Mark Green and a Tribute to Satchmo Wednesday, February 7 | 2–4:30pm 2hr6min||R||1997 Apr. 28 Duo Beaux Arts (Tao Lin and Catherine Lan) Will Hunting, a janitor at M.I.T., has a gift for mathematics, but needs help from a psychologist to find direction in his life. Directed by Gus Van Underwritten by a grant from Elisabeth Lahti awarded to Sant. Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and Robin Williams (1951-2014). The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc. Academy Award for Best Screenplay written by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for Robin Williams. This series showcases iconic performances from untimely fallen film stars. H o k e L i b r a r y Information about the actor's life and current influence in film will also be presented. Women in Literature XVI Book Study Group Schedule Free Pro SE Bankruptcy Seminar Thursday, February 8 | 6–8pm Hoke Library | 2:00-3:15 pm Gail Johnson, Facilitator. In this free clinic, you will learn about the options available for you to Due to scheduling conflicts with the meeting room, Women in Literature file your own bankruptcy. Jon L. Martin, Esq., will present a 45-minute XVI days will vary. Please examine the schedule below and mark your informative video produced by the United States Bankruptcy Court for calendars. the Southern District of Florida followed by a time for general questions Wednesday, February 7 | The Girl Who Wrote in Silk by Kelli Estes and answers. Everyone attending will receive access to a free eBook, What Thursday, February 22 | The Red Scarf by Kate Furnivall Everyone Needs to Know About Debt Relief Today, written by Mr. Martin. Wednesday, March 7 | The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery History of the New York Mets Thursday, March 22 | The Nest by Cynthia D'Apix Sweeney Saturday, February 10 | 11am–12:30pm Yoga Professor Robert Farley of IRSC, lifelong Mets fan and Mets spring training Friday, February 9 | 2–3:30pm season ticket holder since 1989, will explain why it is EASY to be a Yankee Join Kim Moir from Two Rivers Yoga for a free Friday afternoon yoga fan but it is character-building to be a Mets fan. This lecture is part of the session. Please bring your own mat. All levels of Vinyasa welcome. Yoga is IRSC Living History series. offered monthly on the 2nd Friday of the month unless otherwise noted. Focus on Foreign Film: The Valet - France Brown Bag History Lecture Series: Henry Flagler Friday, February 16 | 2–4pm 1hr25min||PG13||2006 Saturday, February 17 | 12:30–1:30pm A delectable romantic comedy! Wonderful French actors in this hilarious Join IRSC's Professor Ronald Grenville Frazer as he discusses Henry Flagler farce. Nancy Rad, Facilitator. and his impact on Florida. All Brown Bag Lectures are free and open to the Elisabeth Lahti Concert Series: Russian Duo public. Because they usually take place over the lunch hour, guests are Saturday, February 17 | 2–3pm encouraged to bring their lunch. Oleg Kruglyakov, balalaika virtuoso, and Terry Boyarsky, masterful Tech Forum - iPhone Basics pianist, team up for an exuberant performance of soulful, passionate Saturday, February 24 | 2–3pm music highlighting the mysterious sounds of the balalaika underscored The Tech Forum at the Hoke Library introduces you to various mobile by the vast expressive range of the piano. Featuring vocals, Russian Duo's technologies. This includes all types of smart phones, tablets, eReaders, extensive repertoire draws from Russian folk music, romances, dances, and new mobile tech devices. We invite you to bring your devices and classical music, gypsy melodies, bluegrass, ragtime, tango, film scores, and questions. Soviet songs. www.russianduo.com Underwritten by a grant from Elisabeth Lahti awarded to the Library Foundation of Martin County. Free tickets are required and available for pickup at the Peter & Julie Cummings Library beginning February 13 at 10am until gone. A limit of two tickets per person, please. 4

R o b e r t M o r g a d e L i b r a r y H o b e S o u n d P u b l i c L i b r a r y Brain Fitness Thursdays, February 1, 8, 15 & 22 | 3–4pm 2018 Chautauqua South Join Ute Schwartz for a 4-week session on activities to stimulate your brain. Adam Miller Presents: African-American This fun and educational workshop will include word games, memory Folksongs for Black History Month games, puzzles, art projects, and take-home exercises. Most beneficial to Thursday, February 15 | 4–5pm Adam attend all, but not a requirement. Goodnight Irene: Miller Beginning Knitting Traditional African-American Folksongs Wednesdays, February 7, 14, 21 & 28 | 1:30–3pm From spirituals to swing, American popular culture has been fascinated Have you always wanted to learn to knit? Come join us for introductory and dominated by African-American music for centuries. Many of lessons on how to knit. This class is for beginners only, please. This is a the most beloved traditional American folksongs originated in the weekly class through March. For new knitters, it is recommended that you Black community. This sing-along program features well-known bring one ball of yarn and a set of size 6 needles no longer than 9 inches (and not so well-known) African-American folksongs that have deep in length to the first class. We will begin by making a scarf or a simple wool roots in both African-American and Euro-American traditions. One hat. Bamboo needles are easier for beginning knitters. Some supplies will of the premier autoharpists in the world, Adam Miller is a renowned be available for practice use at the library, but you will have to bring your American folksinger and natural-born storyteller as well as an own if you want to take the project home. accomplished folklorist, historian, musicologist, and song collector. Intermediate Knitting Miller accompanies his rich, resonant baritone voice with lively finger- Wednesdays, February 7, 14, 21 & 28 | 3–4:30pm picking acoustic guitar and stunningly beautiful autoharp melodies. A Do you know how to knit and purl but want to learn more? Do you need masterful entertainer, he appeals to audiences of all ages. help with a knitting project? Or would you just like to come and knit, and chat with other knitters? In our Intermediate Knitting class we will have Second Time Around Crafts lessons as needed or instruction depending on the project and group Thursday, February 8 | 2–4pm interest. Come and join us, learn more about knitting, and enjoy the If you're the type of person who hates to throw anything away, then turn company of others. This is a weekly class through March. your unwanted items into gorgeous DIY projects. Do you have a closet Citizenship filled with items you no longer use? This month all you need to bring is an Wednesdays, February 7, 14, 21 & 28 | 6–8pm old picture frame! In class we are going to turn that picture frame into a way Get help with the citizenship application and prepare for the citizenship test. to display your family photos. Registration required. Balance & Movement Class Stitches of Kindness Thursday, February 8 | 10:30–11:30am Wednesday, February 21 | 2–3:30pm This one-hour class is designed to connect the body and mind with Residents come together for an afternoon of knitting or crocheting items movements to improve balance and coordination. Learn low-impact to be donated to area support groups. New members welcome! exercises to develop flexibility and confidence.Lori Hickey of Stuart Life Drop-in Craft - DIY Pet Toys Coaching and former professional dancer, personal trainer, and EMT invites Wednesday, February 21 | 6–7:30pm you to experience the joy and accomplishment of this unique class. Our animals are like family to us, but, let's face it, they can be a real challenge Ghosts of the Treasure Coast sometimes! We are going to make a pet toy that'll keep them busy for hours. Saturday, February 10 | 10:30am–12pm All you need to bring are some old T-shirts and tennis balls from home. As a Authors Patrick and Patricia Mesmer navigate through spooky tales of special treat bring a small picture of your pet and leave with a button! It will vanished sailors, wandering phantoms, and lost treasure scattered across be a purrrrfect day, not to mention a bow-wowing good time! the ocean floor. Come hear a great presentation of twisted tales from the Florida Cuisine with Chef Warren Treasure Coast. Thursday, February 22 | 3–4pm Let's Get Crafty: Coloring Quick and Healthy Meals Using Local Ingredients. Learn how to create Mondays, February 12 & 26 | 3–5pm delicious meals using a variety of seafood, poultry, and meat with locally Let out your inner creative side and join us for an adult coloring session! grown fruits and vegetables. Adult coloring helps you relax, reduce stress, and achieve mental Zen. No Writing from the Heart experience or supplies? No worries! Bring your own coloring to work on or Saturday, February 24 | 12:30–1:30pm use our supplies that will be provided. Learn to tap into your deepest thoughts and dreams and connect to your Martin County Genealogical Society – Membership Meeting life through writing. Designed for anyone wanting to dig deeper into Friday, February 16 | 1–3pm the essence of who they are through conscience writing. Break out of See details at mcgensociety.org. your comfort zone and get inspired this month with our presenter, Mary Monday Matinee @ Your Library: Dunkirk Williams. Monday, February 19 | 3–5pm 1hr46min||PG13||2017 Healthy Tips for Life Acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan directs this World War II thriller Saturday, February 24 | 2–3pm about the evacuation of Allied troops from the French city of Dunkirk Nature's Way of Giving. Learn ideas for using essential oils in nutrition, before Nazi forces can take hold. exercise, recipes, and much more. Yoga Friday, February 23 | 2–3:30pm Join Kim Moir from Two Rivers Yoga for a free Friday afternoon yoga session. Please bring your own mat. All levels of Vinyasa welcome. 5

E l i s a b e t h L a h t i L i b r a r y T een E vents Coffee & Crafts l a k e i b r a r y Friday, February 2 | 10:30am–12:30pm B L Do you enjoy drinking coffee and creating a fun craft in a relaxing ACT Prep Course atmosphere with friends and neighbors? Celebrate the month of love with Thursdays, February 1, 8, 15 & 22 | 5:30–7:30pm us by creating a heart-shaped Valentine's wreath. Registration required. This is a free 2018 ACT prep course, specifically geared to high school juniors looking to attend college. Instructor Beth Treadway, a Hobe Guitar Club Tuesdays, February 6, 13, 20 & 27 | 4–5:30pm Sound resident and retired art history professor at Pace University, NY, NY; Learn to play the guitar with Patrick Dennis. Guitars are available, if needed. trained to teach SAT/ACT prep courses by Let's Get Ready, a non-profit NYC prep company; 5 years' experience teaching SAT/ACT prep courses, Introduction to Zumba including 4 years (2014-2017) at Martin County Library System. This course Tuesdays, February 6, 13, 20 & 27 | 6:45–7:45pm will occur every Thursday evening from 5:30-7:30pm through April 12, Get on up and dance! Join us for a free Zumba class with our instructor, 2018, including a full-length practice exam on April 5 from 3:30-7:30pm. Ana. All ages welcome! Registration required. U. S Citizenship Test & Interview Preparation Tuesday, February 27 | 6:30–7:30pm P e t e r & J u l i e C u m m i n g s L i b r a r y Understand the process of becoming a U.S. citizen and identify the steps needed to apply for citizenship. Prepare for the civics test and interview. Experience Virtual Reality: Valkyrie Basic English language understanding is required. Comprenda el proceso Saturday, February 17 | 11am–12pm de convertirse en ciudadano de los EE. UU. y identifiqua los pasos necesarios Experience Virtual Reality: Valkyrie PS4 VR. Are you curious about virtual para solicitar la ciudadanía. Prepárese para la prueba de educación cívica y reality? Want to take your game to the next level? Join us for an introduction la entrevista. Se requiere comprensión básica del idioma inglés. to virtual reality with Valkyrie. Join the Valkyrie, an outlaw band of immortal pirates, and fight your way to glory across the galaxy as you experience the thrill of virtual reality, immersed in the stunning EVE universe. This program provides special assistance with use of the VR equipment and is designed to prepare you to enjoy the unique experience to the fullest. Valkyrie is just one of several VR games available to all patrons age 12 and older in the Cummings idea lab during library hours.

H o b e S o u n d P u b l i c L i b r a r y Teen DIY: Cupcake Decorating Saturday, February 17 | 3–4pm Get creative and indulge your sweet tooth by decorating cupcakes! This program is for teens in grades 6-12. Doodle Deeds with a 3D-Pen Wednesday, February 28 | 6–7pm Feel like doodling? Explore the basics of engineering with a 3D-Doodle Pen. Pens and materials are supplied. Doodle Deeds activity is limited to 10 participants. Snacks and drinks provided. Ages 12 and up.

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For a complete list of tech classes offered, speak to a Customer Service Specialist or visit our Library event We Teach Tech! calendar at https://tinyurl.com/mclstech Introduction to the Internet 288.5702 t h e B l a k e i d e a l a b Wednesday, February 21 | 2–3:30pm iPhone Basics Learn how to go to websites through links, go directly to web addresses, Tuesday, February 6 | 2–3:30pm and find websites using a search engine.Registration required. Learn the basics of iPhone operation with this introductory course. Topics Tips and Tricks include different parts of the phone, apps, web browsing, and more! Thursday, February 22 | 2–3:30pm Registration required. Learn tips to make using the computer easier and more productive such as Basic Computing copy/paste, find in page, printing, favorites, and attachments. Registration Wednesday, February 7 | 2–3:30pm required. This class is for beginning computer users. You will learn computer basics iPad Basics such as the desktop and opening programs and you will get extensive Friday, February 23 | 2–3:30pm practice navigating around the computer with the mouse. Registration Learn the various features on your iPad, how to navigate on the iPad required. through gestures, and what apps are and how to use and download them. Files and Folders Registration required. Thursday, February 8 | 2–3:30pm Windows 10 Basics Learn to use File Explorer to access files on your Windows computer and Wednesday, February 28 | 2–3:30pm learn to keep organized by using folders for keeping your documents, Learn the most important features of the Windows 10 operating system. pictures, and music files.Registration required. Registration required. Introduction to Mac Friday, February 9 | 2-3:30 pm Learn all about Mac computers and their operating system. Compare and t h e H o b e S o u n d i d e a l a b 546.2257 contrast their operation and use with typical Windows machines. Find out why Mac users like their machines so much. Registration required. iPad Basics Saturday, February 3 | 2–3:30pm Intro to 3D Printing Learn the various features on your iPad, how to navigate on the iPad Sunday, February 11 | 12:30–2pm through gestures, and what apps are and how to use and download them. Come learn the basics of 3D printing. We'll discuss how to get started, what materials to use, and where to find (or make!) a 3D model. We'll also Photo Editing cover how to use the 3D printer at Martin County Library System and Saturday, February 10 | 1:30–3pm demonstrate how it works. Registration recommended. Do you spend hours taking great photos but don't know how to edit them? Learn how to crop, edit, change, and share photos you have taken. Make eBay Basics those holiday photos look even better. Monday, February 12 | 6–7:30pm Learn the basics of buying and selling items on the eBay website. Registration Axis 360 Workshop required. Tuesday, February 13 | 2–3pm Drop in for one-on-one help with Axis 360. Be sure to bring your device. Basic Word Processing Wednesday, February 14 | 2–3:30pm Introduction to MAC Learn to create and format documents using the rich text formatting Wednesday, February 14 | 6–7:30pm toolbar standard to all word processing programs. Registration required. Learn all about Mac computers and their operating system. Compare and contrast their operation and use with typical Windows machines. Find out Excel Basics why Mac users like their machines so much. Friday, February 16 | 2–3:30pm Learn to use Microsoft's Excel program to create spreadsheets. Registration Intro to iOS Coding required. Wednesday, February 14 | 6:30–7:30pm Discover the essential tools, language, and knowledge needed to build and Intro to 3D Design: Tinkercad develop iOS applications that will run on your iPhone or iPad. This series is Monday, February 19 | 6–7:30pm geared towards non-programmers and beginners. Please bring your own Interested in creating your own 3D prints, but not sure where to start? Mac. Registration required. Tinkercad is a free, online software that's simple enough for everyone, from students to seniors. Used by designers and hobbyists, and everyone Internet Security in between, Tinkercad allows users to design things like toys, prototypes, Wednesday, February 28 | 2–3:30pm home décor, and more! Registration required. Understand the threats to your security and privacy from intruders into your computers and how to minimize them with technology and careful Android Basics use. Tuesday, February 20 | 2–3:30pm Learn the typical features on Android tablets and cell phones, how to navigate on your device through gestures, and what apps are and how to use and download them. Registration required. 7

t h e M o r g a d e i d e a l a b 463.3245 Chautauqua Learn and Share: Tech Time Friday, February 2 | 2–3pm at a glance Come ready with an "I know and I want to learn" attitude for Learn and Share: Tech Time where you can share and learn about technology with (March – April 2018) your peers. This informal tech help meet-up will enable you to get group help and give you the opportunity to share what you know. All skills and devices welcome! Bring your device charged and ready to go. iPad Basics Friday, February 9 | 2–3pm Chautauqua South continues in March. Some of our Learn the various features on your iPad, how to navigate on the iPad featured performers, lecturers, artists, and programs will through gestures, and what apps are and how to use and download them. Registration required. include: Flight Club »»McCartney Mania Saturday, February 10 | 2–3pm »»Atlantic Classical Orchestra Chamber Concert Monthly meeting of the idea lab Flight Simulator group. Today’s topic: Line Series up that landing! »»Book Dramatist Barbara Rinella presents: iPhone Basics The Hamilton Affair Saturday, February 10 | 2–3:30pm Learn the basics of iPhone operation with this introductory course. Topics »»Helen Sagan’s Discover Opera Lecture Series include different parts of the phone, apps, web browsing, and more! »»Dr. Roderick C. Hofer: Literature & Poetry Series Registration required. »»WWII Film Series Intermediate iPhone Saturday, February 17 | 2–3:30pm This intermediate-level iPhone class goes over organization, customization, All Chautauqua South programs are sponsored by the and more! Completion of iPhone Basics is highly recommended before Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc. taking this class. Registration required. Axis 360 eBook Workshop More 2018 programming: Thursday, February 22 | 10:30–11:30am »»Elisabeth Lahti Concert Series Drop in for one-on-one help with Axis 360. Be sure to bring your own device. »»Florida Oceanographic Society’s Coastal Lecture Series »»Treasure Coast Classical Guitar Society t h e L a h t i i d e a l a b 597.4200 »»Treasure Coast Music Teachers Association Quick & Easy Photo Editing »»Audubon of Martin County Tuesday, February 13 | 5:15–6:15pm »»Technology classes Did you take bad photos with your phone or camera? Let us show you a »»Jane Miller Presents few ways to fix them.Registration required. And much more! Android Basics Wednesday, February 21 | 11am–12:30pm Learn the typical features on Android tablets and cell phones, how to To stay up to date on all things Chautauqua and all navigate on your device through gestures, and what apps are and how to things MCLS, visit our online events calendar and use and download them. Registration required. Facebook page or call 221.1403.

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E l i s a b e t h 11am 0-5 yrs. L a h t i L i b r a r y Family Story 10:30am t i m e s Time 0-2 yrs. H o b e S o u n d 10:30am u b l i c i b r a r y 11:30am P L 2-4 yrs. 0-5 yrs. Family Story Music and Motion 10:30am Time 10:30am 2-3 yrs. H o k e L i b r a r y 0-4 yrs. 10:30am 11am Stay ‘n’ Play 0-5 yrs. Preschool 10:30am P e t e r & J u l i e FUNdamentals 1-3 yrs. C u m m i n g s L i b r a r y 10:30am 11:30am 3-5 yrs. 0-12 mos.

S t o r y R o b e r t 10:30am Music and Motion: M o r g a d e L i b r a r y 0-3 yrs. 10:30am 0-5 yrs. Robert Morgade Library cancellation: Music and Motion, Friday, February 23rd. EVENTS @ MULTIPLE LOCATIONS Paws To Read Family Place

The Paws to Read program is a partnership with the Humane Society This 5-week program encourages parents/caregivers to play with their of the Treasure Coast. Children will read to trained therapy dogs and child in a fun, educational setting. A local resource professional is begin to gain confidence and improve their reading fluency.Registrations available at each session to discuss parenting topics. After an hour of required. free play, gather for a short circle time with Miss Lisa, our Family Place coordinator, and sing your child’s favorite songs. Ages infant to 5 years. Registrations are still available for only March and April sessions Cummings – Fridays, February 2, 9, 16 & 23 | 10:30–11:45am online through the library event calendar. Get program and registration information from a library staff member. For more information, call Lahti – Saturday, February 3 | 11am–12:15pm 288.5400 ext. 8182. Blake – Sundays, February 4 & 25 | 2–3:15pm Morgade – Mondays, February 5 & 19 | 10:30–11:45am Blake Thursdays, February 1, 8, 15 & 22 Session 9 | 6:15–6:45pm Session 10 | 7–7:30pm LEGO™ Clubs @ MCLS Homework Helper Program! Do you like to build? Come join our group and see and show what you can build with LEGO™ bricks. LEGO™ bricks provided but donations always The Martin County Library System offers a free Homework Helper program. accepted. Get face-to-face tutoring in a safe and welcoming environment. Students Lahti Cummings have access to all library resources and online tools to make learning and Thursday, February 8 | 3-4pm Saturday, February 24 | 3–4pm completing homework successful. To receive homework help, set up an Hobe Sound Morgade appointment by contacting Becky Scheelk at [email protected] or Saturday, February 10 | 3:30–4:30pm Friday, February 16 | 4–5pm 463.2805. Open to students in grades K–12. 9 Elisabeth Lahti Kids Hoke Kids

Chocolate - Where Does It Come From? JiggleMan Friday, February 2 | 2:30–3:30pm Saturday, February 3 | 2–3pm What is chocolate? Where does it come from? Most of us enjoy the taste of Comedy Show for All Ages. chocolate, but can you name the plant it comes from? Did you know that Get ready to laugh out loud and be amazed by the jumping, joking, it was once reserved for royalty? This program is designed for school-aged juggling... JiggleMan! He has appeared seven times on the Late Night Show children. with David Letterman. All ages. After School Guitar Club Fridays, February 2, 9 & 23 | 3:15–4:45pm Learn to play the guitar with Patrick Dennis. Guitars are available, if needed. Robert Morgade Kids Coding and Robots Tuesdays, February 6, 13, 20 & 27 | 4–5pm Parent and Child Paint It! with Susi Parriott Explore and More! Join Mr. Paul to learn how to write code with Scratch Saturday, February 3 | 10:30–11:30am and explore MBots, Sphero, and more! This program is for children ages 8 Join us for a morning of painting fun with Susi Parriott from Art-N-Around. and up. Parents and children ages 3-8 will work together to create a beautiful Families in the Community Kitchen: Happy Healthy Heart Valentine's themed painting. Limited to 24 pairs. Registration required. Wednesday, February 21 | 2:30–3:30pm Happy, Healthy Me! Did you know that healthy eating and exercise are a great way to keep your Saturday, February 24 | 10:30–11:30am heart strong? Join Ms. Marybeth in the kitchen to create a heart-healthy Join Ms. Marybeth for an entertaining morning of fun, food and learning. treat. This program is for school-aged children accompanied by a parent Happy, Healthy Me is an interactive family workshop where kids and parents or adult. Registration requested. will learn how to stay healthy from head to toe. Explore the importance of eating protein, vegetables, and whole grains and participate in a cooking class followed by eating the “fruits” of our labor. Registration required. Get all the details about Library events on our Event Schedule Calendar on the Web at http://martin.evanced.info/signup/Calendar Display by week, month, or just a straight list. Children’s Museum Filter by location, age group, and date range. of the Treasure Coast It’s all there! Check it out today. Museum Passes Now Available! Hobe Sound Kids Bring your library card to Hoke and Blake libraries Discover Science @ Your Library: Coding to check out these family Friday, February 2 | 3:30-4:30 passes. Explore the science of coding with this Code & Go Robot Mouse. This hands- on coding fun is geared for grades K and up! Boost brains into high gear Sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County and design a solution for the Robot Mouse to catch its cheese finding its Library System. way through a maze. This learning resource activity is limited to 8 players. Ages 5 and up. Sponsored by the Clare & Molly Tyler STEM endowment. Valentine's Drop-in Craft Wednesday, February 14 | 3:30–5pm Drop in anytime between 3:30 and 5pm to make a fun Valentine's-themed craft! Ages 5-12. Movies @ Your Library: The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature Friday, February 16 | 3:30–5pm 1hr31min||PG||2017 Animal pals attempt to destroy a gaudy amusement park that's replaced their beloved homes. Elliott Museum passes are available for Parent & Child Paint It! with Susi Parriott checkout at Blake and Hoke libraries. Saturday, February 24 | 10:30–11:30am Passes are sponsored by The Library Join us for a morning of painting fun with Susi Parriott from Art-N-Around. Parents and children ages 3 and up will work together to create a beautiful Foundation of Martin County, Inc. painting. Limited to 24 students. Registration required. 10

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Fun with Music! JiggleMan Monday, February 5 | 11:30am–12pm Saturday, February 3 | 11am–12pm Come enjoy music and movement with Mr. Brian of Mr. Brian and the Comedy Show for All Ages. Get ready to laugh out loud and be amazed by Boppets. Music helps build what Mr. Brian calls "The Three C's": confidence, the jumping, joking, juggling... JiggleMan! He has appeared seven times coordination, and concentration. Children ages 0-5 will be able to try on the Late Night Show with David Letterman. This show is for all ages. various instruments and learn basic musical concepts and rhythms. Preschool FUNdamentals All About Learning - Winter Wonderland Minecraft Tuesdays, February 6, 13, 20 & 27 | 10:30–11:30am Saturday, February 10 | 1–3pm Did you know that playtime can make your preschooler smarter? It's true. Winter Wonderland in Florida! Young scientists will skate through various Children will use manipulative toys to develop fine motor skills – which will STEAM activities and join our instructors on a trip to the North Pole as they promote literacy skills and kindergarten readiness. Ages 3-5. enter the wonderful world of Minecraft! Each child will move through four stations during the two-hour event, working with certified teachers on Kids’ Movies @ Your Library: My Little Pony: The Movie COOL science, technology, engineering, arts, and math activities. Children Saturday, February 10 | 3–4:30pm 1hr39min||PG||2017 will be working independently; however, parents are required to stay on Twilight, Sparkle, and pals must go on an epic journey to defend their site during event. Parent seating will be in available in the auditorium and homeland of Equestria from fearsome invaders. Along the way, the ponies light refreshments will be served. Sponsored by The Library Foundation of make a number of new friends, including a pirate crew. Martin County, Inc. Registration required. Valentine's Day Drop-In Crafternoon Monday, February 12 | 3:30–5pm Tutor.com There will be a variety of crafts and art supplies on hand. Stop by and make something to take home. Ages 2-12. Patty Shukla Children's Concert Saturday, February 24 | 2:30–3:30pm Sing, dance, laugh, and learn with Patty Shukla! She is a YouTube Superstar for kids and will be coming to our library. Get ready to move and interact with her live guitar and upbeat songs. For more information visit www. PattyShuklaKidsMusic.com or just search Patty Shukla on YouTube.

Passes for the Florida Want to chat with a live Tutor? Now you can using Tutor. Oceanographic com via voice chat! Tutor.com has live assistance from Society are available 2-11pm every day with a MCLS library card for all ages. for checkout at Blake Assistance can be with homework, resume building, GED and Hoke libraries! and Citizenship testing, and much more! Sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc.

NEW Beanstack at Martin County Libraries! MCLS launches Beanstack, a free online service with free weekly book recommendations for the whole family! Kids 0-5 can register today for 1000 Books Before Kindergarten and receive a free book while supplies last at your local Library! To sign up visit: https://mcls.beanstack.org/ 11 Chautauqua South 2018 At-a-Glance Calendar Appearing March 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Chautauqua South special presentations sponsored by the Friends of 1 2 3 the Martin County Library System, Inc. For more information, pick 9am up a Library newsletter at any Martin County Library location, visit: †24th Annual www.library.martin.fl.us, or call (772) 221-1403. BookMania! †These events are sponsored by The Library Foundation of Martin Jensen Beach High County, Inc. School

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11 12 13 14 15 16 17 4pm 10am 11am Blake Library Blake Library Blake Library Ticket Distribution: World War II Film Atlantic Classical Barbara Rinella Series Orchestra: Chamber (3/27 event) Concert Series Limit two tickets per Program III person. Early Debussy and Late Schubert

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 10am 2pm 10:30am Peter & Julie Cummings Blake Library Blake Library Library Discover Opera Ticket Distribution: Ticket Distribution: Series McCartney Mania † Elisabeth Lahti “The Marriage of (4/2 event) Concert Series Figaro” by Mozart Limit two tickets per (3/24 event) Presented by Helen person. Limit two tickets per person. Sagan. 2pm 25 26 27 28 29 30 Peter & Julie Cummings 2pm 2pm Library Blake Library Blake Library † Elisabeth Lahti Literature & Poetry Barbara Rinella Concert Series Series presented by Dr. presents: The Mark Green and a Roderick C. Hofer Hamilton Affairby Tribute to Satchmo Elizabeth Cobbs Tickets required. Tickets required. 31 PAPER CUTS AND PAGE TURNERS Non Profit Org U.S. Postage A gallery of books as art will be PAID presented at Bonnie’s Books at the Blake Library throughout the month West Palm Bch FL of February. See how book pages Permit # 611 can become fashion or furnishings, can ignite a conversation, prompt a smile, or inspire thought. Displays will change every week, so visit often. During your visit, check out our shelves of gently used books in their original format, which can be purchased at drastically reduced prices.

The Martin County Library System thanks the Friends of We’d also like to thank The Library Foundation of the Martin County Library System for their ongoing Martin County for their ongoing support of summer support of Chautauqua South and our school year events. events, literacy services, and BookMania! Visit the Visit the Friends on the web at mclsfriends.org. Foundation on the web at libraryfoundationmc.org.

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Chautauqua at a glance – Appearing in April a Chautauqua South concludes in April. Some of our featured performers, lecturers, artists, and programs arbar will include: B »»McCartney Mania–Monday, April 2 | 6pm a »»Elisabeth Lahti Concert Series*: Pianists Tao Lin and Catherine Lan–Saturday, April 28 | 2pm Rinell »»Dr. Roderick C. Hofer: Literature & Poetry Series–Monday, April 30 | 2pm All Chautauqua South programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc. Appears March 27, 2pm! * Sponsored by The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc. Details page 2. To stay up to date on all things Chautauqua and all things MCLS, visit our online events calendar and Facebook page or call 221.1403.

24th Annual Book Clubs Annie’s Book Club L a h t i Thursday, March 1 | 10:30am–12pm Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly | Betty Windecker, Facilitator

BookMania! Book Club B l a k e Friday, March 2 | 11am–12pm Trustees Room March 3, 2018, Jensen Beach High School The Alice Network by Kate Quinn | Robin Feiner, Facilitator Author List and Schedule Women in Literature XIX Book Book Study Group Wednesday, March 7 | Euphoria by Lily King 9:15–10am Know Your Body, Know Your Food Wednesday, March 14 | Delta Wedding by Eudora Welty Moderator: Inez Frid Loretta Liljestrand, Facilitator James Hamblin If Our Bodies Could Talk Larry Olmsted Real Food, Fake Food Sampler Book Club Monday, March 12 | 2–3:30pm 10:30–11:15am A Dogs Tale The Traitor’s Wife by Allison Pataki | Sandy Withers, Facilitator Moderator: Jackie Williams Maria Goodavage Secret Service Dogs Non-Fiction Book Club David Rosenfelt Collared Monday, March 26 | 6:30–8pm Trustees Room A Matter of Honor by Anthony Summers | Jackie Williams, Facilitator 11:45am-12:30pm It's All in the Family: Writing Teams Moderator: Joanna Campbell Slan Robert Morgade Library Book Club M o r g a d e Liv Constantine (sisters Lynne & Valerie Constantine) The Last Mrs. Parrish Tuesday, March 6 | 1–2:30pm Charles Todd (son and mother Charles & Caroline Todd) The Gate Keeper A Man Called Ove by Frederik Backman | Lois Raska, Facilitator 1:15–2pm The Spy Next Door: True Tales of Espionage and Intrigue Moderator: Luann Justak Hobe Sound Public Library Book Club Hobe Sound Michele Rigby Assad Breaking Cover Tuesday, March 6 | 1–2pm Eva Dillon Spies in the Family The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George Paul Kix The Saboteur Theresa Boucher and Diane Howland, Facilitators

2:30–3:15pm When Past and Present Collide: Revealing Our Journey ABC Book Discussion Group Cummings Moderator: Edie Donohue Thursday, March 8 | 6–7:30pm Jamie Ford Love and Other Consolation Prizes Bring a Sunshine State Perfume River by Robert Olen Butler | Harold Marr, Facilitator Kate Quinn The Alice Network book for the School’s I Love a Mystery Book Discussion Group Lisa Wingate Before We Were Yours book drive! These are also Tuesday, March 13 | 2–3:30pm 3:30–4:15pm On the Edge of Your Seat available at the Barnes The Works of Sarah Paretsky | Harold Marr, Facilitator Moderator: Paula Hundt & Noble book sale at the Rene Denfeld The Child Finder Hoke Library Book Discussion Group Hoke A.J. Finn The Woman in the Window event. Thursday, March 15 | 2–3:30pm Anne Hillerman Song of the Lion South Haven by Hirsh Sawhney | Connie Fitzsimmons, Facilitator Presented by The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc. Women in Literature XVI Book Study Group See schedule, page 4. | Gail Johnson, Facilitator. Registration required. M a r c h 2018 2

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Jane Miller Presents WWII Film Series Art Spot Special - Documentary and Lecture with Slides Wednesdays, March 7 & 14 | 10–11:30am Tuesday, March 6 | 2–4:30pm The World War II film series will feature the popular Ken Burns PBS documentary Van Gogh’s Ear is a new documentary (2016) that presents the mystery The War. This film series will be hosted by Cold War veteranGeorge Seaman. of what happened on December 23, 1888 in the French town of Arles. Atlantic Classical Orchestra: Chamber Concert Series Bernadette Murphy, an independent researcher living in Provence Saturday, March 17 | 11am–12:30pm provides answers (1 hour). Then Jane Miller presents 50 slides of van Program III Early Debussy and Late Schubert Gogh’s art and life (1 hour). Debussy - Piano Trio in G Major; Schubert - Piano Trio no. 2 in E-flat Major, Movie From Book: Cold Mountain op. 100. Piano: Catherine Lan; Violin: Aleksandr Zhuk; Cello: Christopher Friday, March 9 | 2–4:30pm 2hr35min||R||2003 Glansdorp Nicole Kidman stars with Renée Zellweger and Jude Law in Civil War story Discover Opera Series: The Marriage of Figaro from Charles Frazier best seller that captures both the grimness of battle by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the starkness of life on the home front in the South. Friday, March 23 | 2–3pm Movie Comedy: Battle of the Sexes An opera not to be missed! The Marriage of Figaro is considered to be the Friday, March 16 | 2–4:30pm 2hr||PG13||2016 perfect comic opera, with sparkling melodies and an amusing plot about Emma Stone has never been better as she portrays Billie Jean King, who the lecherous Count Almaviva, who is put in his place by his clever servant, faces off against Bobby Riggs (Steve Carell) in the 1973 tennis match Figaro. Helen Sagan, a retired music teacher and member of Boston’s pitting women’s rights against male chauvinism. renowned Chorus pro Musica, presents the Discover Opera lecture series that corresponds with the 2018 Palm Beach Opera season. Masterpiece Film Series From Book: Part Three - The Forsyte Saga iterature oetry eries Tuesday, March 20 | 2–4:30pm 2hr||R rated equivalent L & P S presented by Dr. Roderick C. Hofer Based on the Nobel Prize-winning novel by John Galsworthy, this highly Monday, March 26 | 2–4pm praised BBC series continues the family saga of the powerful Forsyte Poetry and the Nature of the Self. Dr. Hofer, retired IRSC professor, will family at the turn of the 20th century. The series ends next month with the examine three poems that reveal various implications of how the sense of a fourth part on April 10. discrete self affects the human voice. The first and last sessions in this four-part series take up the self broadly, while the second and third follow the current Jane Miller Presents is sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library System, American cultural calendar and address race in February, Black History Month, Women Supporting the Arts, and the Arts Foundation of Martin County. and gender in March, Women’s History Month. The final session is April 30. Adult events @ the Blake are held within the Session 3 - Emily Dickinson, “Title divine—is mine!”; Edna St. Vincent Millay, “I, John F. and Rita M. Armstrong Wing unless otherwise noted. Being Born a Woman and Distressed”; Joy Harjo, “Redbird Love” A Real Trip to Italy by Hispanics in Action, Inc. Barbara Rinella presents: The Hamilton Affair by Elizabeth Cobbs Thursdays, March 1, 8, 22 & 29 | 6–7:30pm Tuesday, March 27 | 2–3pm A free language learning class offered by Hispanics in Action, Inc. Space is limited. Barbara Rinella is a longtime popular book dramatist who will introduce Please register by contacting Nelson Merchan-Cely at nelsonmerchancely1@ audiences to the beautiful, wealthy, adventurous Elizabeth Schuyler, who gmail.com. This class meets through May 31 and will not meet on 3/15, 4/5, 4/19, marries Alexander Hamilton. This event requires tickets. Tickets can be and 5/17. picked up in the John F. and Rita M. Armstrong Wing of the Blake Library on March 13 from 4-5:15pm. Limit of 2 tickets per person. Anthony Molinaro Presented by Treasure Coast Music Teachers Association Sunday, March 4 | 1-4pm 1pm Master Class pedagogy at the Royal Conservatory in Belgium and graduated with 3pm Concert: “Sizzling Jazz & Sensational Classical “ highest distinction for guitar. The Treasure Coast Classical Guitar Society Acclaimed concert pianist Anthony Molinaro, Director of Music at Loyola is a community for classical guitar enthusiasts. The Society was formed University in Chicago, will present a piano master class for talented piano in 2010 to promote the appreciation of classical guitar and to provide students followed by an exciting world-class classical and jazz concert. The opportunities for guitarists of all levels. master class and concert are free of charge and open to the public. The event is Sunday Matinee Film Series Movie: What I Want My Words to Do to You made possible by a generous grant from Women Supporting the Arts, a program Sunday, March 18 | 2–4pm 1hr30min||2003 of the Arts Foundation of Martin County. The film goes inside a writing workshop led by playwright Eve Ensler, consisting Coastal Lecture Series of 15 women, most of whom were convicted of murder. The film culminates in an Mondays, March 5, 12 & 19 | 6:30–7:30pm emotionally charged prison performance of the women’s writing by acclaimed Florida Oceanographic Society presents the 2018 Coastal Lecture Series. This actors Mary Alice, Glenn Close, Hazelle Goodman, Rosie Perez, and Marisa Tomei. year’s theme is “Organisms, Ecosystems, and the Human Connection.” Join us A PBS Program Club selection. This event is a collaboration with POV, the award- for eight exciting and thought-provoking environmental lectures featuring winning independent non-fiction film series on PBS www.pbs.org/pov topics relevant to everyone living in our coastal communities. Please visit www. The Dysfunctional U.S. Health Care System floridaocean.org for additional information. Wednesday, March 21 | 10:30–11:30am Book Swap Presented by Professor Emeritus of New York State Health Science Center at Saturday, March 10 | 10:30–11:30am Syracuse. Dr. Murray Grossman will address why the system is so costly with An informal opportunity to meet new friends, browse pre-publication books, outcomes that place us 12th compared to other industrialized nations. hear what others are reading, and share books you have read. Janette Noé, Jane Davis Doggett: Wayfinder in the Jet Age Facilitator Sunday, March 25 | 2–4pm Treasure Coast Classical Guitar Society presents Dr. Sam Desmet A new bio-documentary produced by Pat Williams follows the career of Sunday, March 11 | 3–4:30pm pioneering graphic artist and Jupiter Island resident, Jane Davis Doggett. Jane Born in Belgium, Dr. Sam Desmet studied music performance and music Davis Doggett: Wayfinder in the Jet Age shows the evolution of a career that started 3 w w w . l i b r a ry . m a r t i n . f l . u s in the late 1950s, when the jet engine changed the way the world traveled, a e t e r u l i e u mm i n g s i b r a r y time when few women were leading major projects, much less innovating P & J C L new systems that set the pace worldwide. The film’s producer, Pat Williams, will Art and Revolution in Mexico interview Jane Davis Doggett after the film’s conclusion. Thursday, March 1 | 6–7:15pm Palm Beach Opera: Concert in the Classroom J. Brian Freeman, IRSC Professor of History, looks at how the revolutionary Friday, March 30 | 2:30–3:30pm spirit of Mexico is reflected in its art, especially in the early 20th century. This Palm Beach Opera’s Apprentice Artists perform an interactive program of lecture is part of the IRSC Living History series. some of opera’s most famous tunes. Additionally, Apprentice Artists spend time Senior Wii Bowling talking with students, answering questions, and discussing elements of opera: Fridays, March 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 | 1–2pm performing, practicing, healthy behaviors, productions, traveling, languages, and It looks like a video game, but feels like a bowling alley. Even if you’ve never pedagogy. played a video game, you’ll love Wii Bowling! Write Club R o b e r t M o r g a d e L i b r a r y Saturdays, March 3 & 17 | 10:30am–12:30pm Love to write, but struggling with writer’s block or lack of motivation? inTermediATe english For spAnish speAkers Overcome your concerns and learn confident, effective writing with the Saturdays, March 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 | 10–11:30am members of the Cummings Library Write Club. Join us on the 1st and 3rd This class is for students with a basic knowledge of English. Saturday of every month. June O’Brien, Facilitator leT’s geT crAFTy: coloring Gone Too Soon Film Series: The Green Mile Mondays, March 5 & 26 | 3–5pm Wednesday, March 7 | 2–5pm 3hr9min||R||1999 Let out your inner creative side and join us for an adult coloring session! The lives of guards on Death Row are affected by one of their charges: a black Adult coloring helps you relax, reduce stress, and achieve mental Zen. No man accused of child rape and murder, yet who has a mysterious gift. Starring experience or supplies? No worries! Bring your own coloring to work on or Tom Hanks, Michael Clarke Duncan (1957-2012), and David Morse. This series use our supplies that will be provided. showcases iconic performances from untimely fallen film stars. Information about the actor’s life and current influence in film will also be presented. ciTizenship Wednesdays, March 7, 14, 21 & 28 | 6–8pm Free Pro Se Bankruptcy Seminar Get help with the citizenship application and prepare for the citizenship test. Thursday, March 8 | 6–8pm In this free clinic, you will learn about the options available for you to BAlAnce & movemenT clAss file your own bankruptcy. Jon L. Martin, Esq., will present a 45-minute Thursday, March 8 | 10:30–11:30am informative video produced by the United States Bankruptcy Court for This one-hour class is designed to connect the body and mind with the Southern District of Florida, followed by a time for general questions movements to improve balance and coordination. Learn low-impact and answers. Everyone attending will receive access to a free eBook, What exercises to develop flexibility and confidence. Lori Hickey of Stuart Life Everyone Needs to Know About Debt Relief Today, written by Mr. Martin. Coaching and former professional dancer, personal trainer, and EMT invites you to experience the joy and accomplishment of this unique class. The Courts: Leveling the Playing Field Thursday, March 8 | 6–7:15pm mondAy mATinee @ your liBrAry: only the Brave The Honorable Judge Darren Steele, Martin County judge, gives us an Monday, March 12 | 3–5:15pm 2 hr14 min||pg13||2017 insider’s look. This lecture is part of the IRSC Living History series. Based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a group of elite firefighters who risk everything to protect a town from a historic wildfire. Quilting Is Not a Lost Art Sponsored by Friends of the Martin County Library System, Inc. Thursday, March 15 | 2–3:30pm In celebration of the Gone to Pieces quilt group’s annual show, enjoy a brief score: sTArT-up BAsics history of quilting presented by Steffie Foster, followed by a discussion of Wednesday, March 14 | 1–3pm this year’s quilts and some demonstrations by members of the group. This introductory workshop focuses on the basics of testing your business idea and identifying the key factors that influence start-up success. In this Focus on Foreign Film: Water - India session, you learn about the advantages and disadvantages of owning a Friday, March 16 | 2–4pm 1hr57min||PG-13||2006 business, the most profitable form for your business, and the fundamentals Set in India, this film examines the customs and ways of life of the people. of formation, organization, marketing, cash flow, and funding sources. You will not forget this sensitive story. Nancy Rad, Facilitator score: Top 5 hr issues For smAll Businesses Crafternoon @ Cummings: Adult Coloring Wednesday, March 21 | 12:30–2pm Wednesday, March 21 | 2–3:30pm This workshop covers the top five HR issues facing business owners: Join us for an afternoon of adult arts and crafts. This month we’ll explore recruitment, retention, training and compliance, health and safety, and adult coloring as a fun way to relax, de-stress, and rediscover the joy of discipline. coloring. Just bring your imagination! Crafternoon @ Cummings happens on the 3rd Wednesday of most months at 2 pm with a mix of new and some mAsTer gArdener lecTure series recurring activities. Wednesday, March 21 | 6–7pm Educational library lecture, hosted by the UF/IFAS Extension Florida Elisabeth Lahti Concert Series: Mark Green and a Tribute to Satchmo Master Gardeners Martin County program. Topics are horticulturally- Saturday, March 24 | 2–3pm focused; a specific topic for this date will be announced the month before. A live Dixieland jazz presentation of the life and music of Louis Armstrong. Ft. Pierce Jazz & Blues Society trumpeter Mark Green has played Broadway, yogA Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center and performed with greats such as Neil Friday, March 30 | 2–3:30pm Sedaka and Mel Tormé. He is joined on trombone, clarinet, keyboard, and Join Kim Moir from Two Rivers Yoga for a free Friday afternoon yoga drums. Underwritten by a grant from Elisabeth Lahti awarded to the Library session. Please bring your own mat. All levels of Vinyasa welcome. Foundation of Martin County. Free tickets are required and available for pickup at the Peter & Julie Cummings Library beginning March 20. A limit of 2 tickets per person, please. M a r c h 2018 4 H o b e S o u n d P u b l i c L i b r a r y H o k e L i b r a r y

Healthy Living -Yoga with Tracy Women in Literature XVI Thursday, March 1 | 3–4pm Book Study Group Schedule Join instructor Tracy Maxwell for an hour of relaxing yoga during Healthy Hoke Library | 2:00-3:15 pm Gail Johnson, Facilitator. Living month at the Hobe Sound Public Library. Current research shows Due to scheduling conflicts with the meeting room, Women in Literature the significant benefits yoga has on improving our mindfulness and overall XVI days will vary. Please examine the schedule below and mark your health. Tracy has worked with all ages teaching yoga over six years and calendars. practicing yoga for 16 here in South Florida. Beginners encouraged to Wednesday, March 7 | The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery attend. All levels welcome. Please bring a yoga mat. Thursday, March 22 | The Nest by Cynthia D'Apix Sweeney Healthy Family Cooking and Eating on a Budget! Yoga Saturday, March 3 | 2:30–4pm Friday, March 9 | 2–3:30pm Do you think eating healthy is only for the rich? Think again. With the Join Kim Moir from Two Rivers Yoga for a free Friday afternoon yoga guidance and insight of Marybeth Peña, a health professional, healthy session. Please bring your own mat. All levels of Vinyasa welcome. Yoga is eating and living on a tight budget does not have to be a far-fetched dream. offered monthly on the second Friday of the month unless otherwise noted. Second Time Around Crafts Brown Bag History Lecture Series: The Seminoles Thursday, March 8 | 2–4pm Saturday, March 17 | 12:30–1:30pm Second Time Around Crafts will make textured wine bottles this month! Join IRSC’s Professor Ronald Grenville Frazer as he discusses the Seminole If you love beach decor these old, textured bottles are a great way to get Indians and their impact on the Treasure Coast. All Brown Bag Lectures are crafty while reusing some old glass. We will be painting wine bottles and free and open to the public. Because they usually take place over the lunch adding some beads and seashells. Without a doubt, crafts with wine bottles hour, guests are encouraged to bring their lunch. are some of the best craft ideas around. All you need to bring are up to two wine bottles for this project. Feel free to bring beads or seashells that you Tech Forum: Android Basics particularity love from home. Registration required. Saturday, March 24 | 11am–12pm The Tech Forum at the Hoke Library introduces you to various mobile Healthy Living - Fitness with Audrey technologies. This includes all types of smart phones, tablets, eReaders, Thursday, March 15 | 2–4pm and new mobile tech devices. We invite you to bring your devices and Want to start exercising but don’t know where to start? Audrey, a Certified questions. Fitness Instructor, has been helping people of all ages across the Treasure Coast embrace an active lifestyle. Whether you are just learning or have l i s a b e t h a h t i i b r a r y been at it for many years, Audrey will guide you on how to stay active and E L L work on balance and strength. Whether you are a beginner or advanced, Floridians Fighting Falls exercise is good for the body and mind, so come get moving! Thursday, March 1 | 2–4pm Healthy Living - Ask Dr. Vinas Audrey Burzynski, Executive Director of Floridians Fighting Falls, a Tuesday, March 20 | 2–4pm community-based fall reduction program, will share interventions to help Doctors know more today than ever about keeping the heart and body you reduce your risk of falling, provide balance assessments, and introduce healthy. Preventative measures such as regular exercise, healthy diet, and you to Tai Chi: moving for better balance. not smoking can have a profound impact on your health. With diabetes Coffee & Crafts and heart disease on the rise, Dr. Vinas of Hobe Sound Internal Medicine Friday, March 2 | 10:30am–12:30pm will talk about the necessary steps and tools used to protect ourselves and Do you enjoy drinking coffee and creating a fun craft in a relaxing keep our hearts and bodies healthy. atmosphere with friends and neighbors? If so, then come show off your Stitches of Kindness creative genius with us. Registration required. Wednesday, March 21 | 2–3:30pm Guitar Club Residents come together for an afternoon of knitting or crocheting items Tuesdays, March 6, 20 & 27 | 4–5:30pm to be donated to area support groups. New members welcome! Learn to play the guitar with Patrick Dennis. Guitars are available, if needed. Writing from the Heart This event is sponsored by The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc. Saturday, March 24 | 12:30–1:30pm Introduction to Zumba Learn to tap into your deepest thoughts and dreams and connect to your Tuesdays, March 6, 20 & 27 | 6:30–8pm life through writing. Designed for anyone wanting to dig deeper into Get on up and dance! Join us for a free Zumba class with our instructor, the essence of who they are through conscience writing. Break out of Ana. All ages welcome! your comfort zone and get inspired this month with our presenter, Mary Williams. U.S. Citizenship Test and Interview Preparation Tuesdays, March 13 & 27 | 6:30–7:30pm Healthy Tips for Life Understand the process of becoming a U.S. citizen and identify the steps Saturday, March 24 | 2–3pm needed to apply for citizenship. Prepare for the Civics test and interview. Nature’s Way of Giving. Learn ideas for using essential oils in nutrition, Basic English language understanding is required. exercise, recipes, and much more. Comprenda el proceso de convertirse en ciudadano de los EE. UU. y identifiqua los pasos necesarios para solicitar la ciudadanía. Prepárese para la prueba de educación cívica y la entrevista. Se requiere comprensión básica del idioma inglés. 5 w w w . l i b r a ry . m a r t i n . f l . u s Chautauqua South 2018 At-a-Glance Calendar Appearing April 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6pm Blake Library McCartney Mania: Tickets are required for this event A Tribute to the and are available 4pm, Saturday, Music of Paul McCartney March 24, in the John F. and Rita Tickets required. M. Armstrong Wing, Blake Library. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

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Google Basics Learn and Share: Tech Time Tuesday, March 6 | 2–3:30pm Friday, March 2 | 2–3pm Learn to use the search engine Google and its many extras such as images, Come ready with an “I know and I want to learn” attitude for Learn and news, maps, etc. Registration required. Share: Tech Time where you can share and learn about technology with Basic Computing your peers. This informal tech help meet-up will enable you to get group Wednesday, March 7 | 2–3:30pm help and give you the opportunity to share what you know! All skills and This class is for beginning computer users. You will learn computer basics devices welcome! Bring your device charged and ready to go. such as the desktop and opening programs and you will get extensive Android Basics practice navigating around the computer with the mouse. Registration Saturday, March 3 | 2–3:30pm required. Learn the typical features on Android tablets and cell phones, how to Files and Folders navigate on your device through gestures, and what apps are and how to Thursday, March 8 | 2–3:30pm use and download them. Registration required. Learn to use File Explorer to access files on your Windows computer and Flight Club learn to keep organized by using folders to keep your documents, pictures, Saturday, March 10 | 2–3pm and music files.Registration required. Monthly meeting of the idea lab Flight Simulator group. This month’s topic, Sew Simple: Sewing 101 Landings, Part 2: Lining up for that perfect approach. Monday, March 12 | 6–7:30pm iPhone Basics Interested in sewing, but not sure where to start? This classroom-based Saturday, March 17 | 2–3:30pm workshop will cover everything you need to get started. We’ll finish at the Learn the basics of iPhone operation with this introductory course. Topics Blake Library’s idea lab with a DIY potholder demonstration on the sewing include different parts of the phone, apps, web browsing, and more! machine. Each participant will leave with materials and knowledge to Registration required. come back and make their own! Registration required. iPad Basics Tuesday, March 13 | 2–3:30pm t h e C u mm i n g s i d e a l a b 288.2551 Learn the various features on your iPad, how to navigate on the iPad Intermediate iPhone through gestures, and what apps are and how to use and download them. Thursday, March 1 | 2–3:30pm Registration required. This intermediate-level iPhone class goes over organization, customization, Introduction to the Internet and more! Completion of iPhone 101 is highly recommended before taking Wednesday, March 14 | 2–3:30pm this class. Registration required. Learn how to go to websites through links, go directly to web addresses, iPad Basics and find websites using a search engine. Registration required. Thursday, March 22 | 2–3:30pm Excel Basics Learn the various features on your iPad, how to navigate on the iPad Friday, March 16 | 2–3:30pm through gestures, and what apps are and how to use and download them. Learn to use Microsoft’s Excel program to create spreadsheets. Registration required. eBay Basics t h e L a h t i i d e a l a b 597.4200 Monday, March 19 | 6–7:30pm Learn the basics of buying and selling items on the eBay website. Registration iPhone Basics required. Wednesday, March 14 | 1am–12:30pm Learn the basics of iPhone operation with this introductory course. Topics Android Basics include different parts of the phone, apps, web browsing, and more! Tuesday, March 20 | 2–3:30pm Registration required. Learn the typical features on Android tablets and cell phones, how to navigate on your device through gestures, and what apps are and how to Quick & Easy Photo Editing use and download them. Registration required. Tuesday, March 20 | 5:15–6:15pm Did you take bad photos with your phone or camera? Let us show you a Tips and Tricks few ways to fix them.Registration required. Thursday, March 22 | 2–3:30pm Learn tips to make using the computer easier and more productive such as copy/paste, find in page, printing, favorites, and attachments.Registration Passes for the Florida required. Oceanographic Google Says I’m Sick?! Find Healthcare Information You Can Trust! Society are available Wednesday, March 28 | 1–2pm for checkout at Blake Join this informative session where librarians team up with medical and Hoke libraries! professionals to show you how to leverage the Internet to find the most reliable and accurate information on your health. You’ll leave equipped Sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Library with the best resources for becoming a well-informed patient! Registration System, Inc. required. 7 w w w . l i b r a ry . m a r t i n . f l . u s

t h e H o b e S o u n d i d e a l a b 546.2257 Wonderful World of Google Wednesday, March 7 | 2–3:30pm Google is more than a search! Google’s offerings now include all sorts of applications that are useful to regular people and to business. Get an overview of all the offerings plus an in-depth discussion of the “search” and “office” categories in this informal lecture, and see how they might make your life easier. Android Basics Saturday, March 10 | 1:30–3pm Learn the typical features on Android tablets and cell phones, how to navigate on your device through gestures, and what apps are and how to The Blake Library idea lab opened in November 2017. Its do-it-yourself use and download them. makerspace theme focuses on innovation and preservation and is Intro to iOS Coding specifically designed for multigenerational engagement. This idea lab is Wednesday, March 14 | 6:30–7:30pm the perfect venue to gain hands-on experimentation by means of various Discover the essential tools, language, and knowledge needed to build and technologies. It includes a wide range of dynamic resources for imaginative develop iOS applications that will run on your iPhone or iPad. This series is creation, including a 3D printer, state-of-the-art microfilm scanner, custom geared towards non-programmers and beginners. Please bring your own embroidery machine, analog-to-digital conversion equipment, and even Mac. Registration is required. an interactive Lego Wall! Google Docs Wednesday, March 21 | 2–3:30pm Come channel your creativity and passion for technology by volunteering The free Google Docs offering provides an alternative to the Windows at the Blake Library’s new idea lab! Please contact Terry Dick, Volunteer Office suite of office application programs, and it may be just what you Manager at 219.4906 or [email protected] for more details need as a casual computer user. Come see what Google Docs includes and how it operates to see if you might want to switch, and save some money. Healthy Living: Fitness Apps REMINDER: Thursday, March 22 | 2–3pm Blake Library is open 7 days per week! Stop by and Many fitness apps are available for smart phones and tablets. Specialized visit us–there’s something for everyone, including devices can monitor personal health. Hear about some of the most popular and their pros and cons, and get a window into the future of the technology. our new state-of-the-art DIY/makerspace idea lab! Everything You Wanted to Know About Computers but Were Afraid to Ask Wednesday, March 28 | 2–3:30pm Ever wondered how computers, the Internet, Wi-Fi, operating systems, smart phones, and all the other tech components really work, how they fit together, and how to navigate through them? This easy-to-understand discussion will provide a basic understanding to clear up the mystery. Questions will be welcomed.

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S t o r y R o b e r t 10:30am Music and Motion: M o r g a d e L i b r a r y 0-3 yrs. 10:30am 0-5 yrs. Music and Motion at the Robert Morgade Library is cancelled on Friday, March 16. EVENTS @ MULTIPLE LOCATIONS Paws To Read Family Place

The Paws to Read program is a partnership with the Humane Society This 5-week program encourages parents/caregivers to play with their of the Treasure Coast. Children will read to trained therapy dogs and child in a fun, educational setting. A local resource professional is begin to gain confidence and improve their reading fluency.Registrations available at each session to discuss parenting topics. After an hour of required. free play, gather for a short circle time with Miss Lisa, our Family Place coordinator, and sing your child’s favorite songs. Ages infant to 5 years. Registrations are only available for April sessions online through the Cummings – Friday, March 2 Field Trip | 10:30–11:45am library event calendar. Get program and registration information from a library staff member. For more information, call 288.5400 ext. 8182. Hobe Sound – Saturdays, March 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 | 10:30am–11:45am Hoke – Fridays, March 9, 16, 23 & 30 | 10:30am–11:45am Blake Thursdays, March 8, 15, 22 & 29 ™ Session 11 | 6:15–6:45pm LEGO Clubs @ MCLS Session 12 | 7–7:30pm Do you like to build? Come join our group and see and show what you can build with LEGO™ bricks. LEGO™ bricks provided but donations always Homework Helper Program! accepted. Morgade Cummings The Martin County Library System offers a free Homework Helper program. Friday, March 9 | 4–5pm Saturday, March 31 | 3–4pm Get face-to-face tutoring in a safe and welcoming environment. Students have access to all library resources and online tools to make learning and Hobe Sound completing homework successful. To receive homework help, set up an Saturday, March 10 | 3:30–4:30pm appointment by contacting Becky Scheelk at [email protected] or 463.2805. Open to students in grades K–12. 9 w w w . l i b r a ry . m a r t i n . f l . u s Elisabeth Lahti Kids Robert Morgade Kids

Frogs and Toads: Amphibi-who? Fun with Music! Friday, March 2 | 2:30–3:30pm Saturdays, March 3 & 31 | 10:30–11am Do you like to swim? Imagine learning to swim before you can walk. Some Come enjoy music and movement with Mr. Brian of Mr. Brian and the might say that amphibians have the best of both worlds. Join Ms. Joyce for Boppets. Music helps build what Mr. Brian calls “The Three C’s”: confidence, some science discovery. This program is designed for school-aged children. coordination, and concentration. Children ages 0-9 will be able to try After School Guitar Club various instruments and learn basic musical concepts and rhythms. Fridays, March 2 & 23 | 3:15–4:45pm Discover Science @ Your Library: Build Your Own Spin Art Machine Learn to play the guitar with Patrick Dennis. Guitars are available, if needed. Thursday, March 8 | 3:30–4:30pm Coding and Robots Join Marion Ross as we build a spin art machine and experiment with Tuesdays, March 6, 13, 20 & 27 | 4–5pm centrifugal force! Ages 5-12. Registration required. Explore and More! Join Mr. Paul to learn how to write code with Scratch and Baby Animals Sign Language explore MBots, Sphero, and more! This program is for children ages 8 and up. Monday, March 19 | 10:30–11:30am Fun and Games –Jump Rope Competition Join Marion Ross for Animals on the Farm: Baby Signing Class. Hop on a Wednesday, March 7 | 2:30–3:30pm hayride and discover baby animals and sign language. It’s time to head for Join Ms. Marybeth for a friendly jump rope competition for all experience the farm! We’ll learn signs that you can use every day, sprinkle in music and levels. This program is for school-aged children. dances, and listen for unique animal sounds. Join us as we encourage your Families in the Community Kitchen–Family, Food Culture, and Health child’s learning and development. This program is designed for children 4 months to 5 years old. Registration recommended, but not required. Wednesday, March 21 | 2:30–3:30pm Together we will share the diversity of our food cultures through storytelling and cooking. Ms. Marybeth will share some culinary secrets as we cook Hobe Sound Kids an international meal together. This program is for school-aged children accompanied by a parent or adult. Registration requested. Discover Science @ Your Library: Coding Friday, March 2 | 3:30–4:30pm Explore the science of coding with the Code & Go Robot Mouse. Boost Hoke Kids brains into high gear and design a solution for the Robot Mouse to catch its cheese finding its way through a maze. This learning resource activity is Play Along with Mr. Brian limited to 10 players. Ages 5 and up. Sponsored by the Clare & Molly Tyler Thursday, March 8 | 4:30–5:15pm STEM endowment. Locally famous children’s entertainer, Brian Reskow, aka Mr. Brian, is back at the Hoke Library! Join him and learn some basic music concepts, enjoy a Drop-in Craft: Spring sing-along to some happy songs, and play along with him on some simple Tuesday, March 13 | 3:30–5pm musical instruments. Fun and educational for kids ages 2-9 but fun and Drop in anytime between 3:30 and 5pm to make a fun spring-themed craft! entertaining for kids of all ages. Note: You can play along with Mr. Brian Ages 5-12. on the second Thursday in March, April, and May. Then, look for him to be Movies @ Your Library: Disney - Cars 3 joining us during our Summer Reading Program. Friday, March 16 | 3:30–5pm 1hr49min|G|2017 Duck in the Truck Puppets Family Funshop Race car Lightning McQueen suffers a severe crash while trying to compete Saturday, March 31 | 2–4pm with a younger rival named Jackson Storm. Afterwards, McQueen embraces Make new friends--puppet friends! Workshop participants will create one- new technologies as he trains for a return to the racetrack. of-a-kind sock puppets from a variety of supplies and then bring them to life in stages provided. Recommended for ages 4 and up. Registration required.

Tutor.com Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast Museum Passes Now Available! Bring your library card to Hoke and Blake libraries to check out these family passes. Want to chat with a live Tutor? Now you can using Sponsored by the Friends of the Martin County Tutor.com via voice chat! Tutor.com has live assistance from Library System. 2am–11pm every day with a MCLS library card for all ages. Assistance can be with homework, resume building, GED and Citizenship testing, and much more! M a r c h 2018 10 Peter & Julie Cummings Kids

Preschool FUNdamentals Tuesdays, March 6, 13, 20 & 27 | 10:30–11:30am Did you know that playtime can make your preschooler smarter? It’s true. Children will use manipulative toys to develop fine motor skills -- which will promote literacy skills and kindergarten readiness. Ages 3-5. Busy Builders Friday, March 9 | 10:30–11:30am Full STEAM ahead! Join us for simple and fun engineering activities. Come see what you can create! Ages 3-5. Kids’ Movies @ Your Library: Moana Saturday, March 10 | 3–4:30pm From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes Moana, a film about an adventurous teenager who is inspired to leave the safety and security of her island to go on a daring journey to save her people. St. Patrick’s Day Drop-in Craft Saturday, March 17 | 11am–12:30pm Visit the Cummings Library anytime between 11am–12:30pm to make a St. Patrick’s Day craft to take home. Messy Art for Preschoolers Friday, March 23 | 10:30–11:30am Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 explore whimsical, original art forms and techniques including paint, collage, drawing, and more. Parents participate with their children. Wear clothes that can get messy! Registration is required. Blake Kids

It Takes a Village Sundays, March 4 & 18 | 2–3pm Elliott Museum passes are available for Join us every other Sunday for an hour of conversation, self-expression, and exploration. Topics related to motherhood and infancy will be discussed checkout at Blake and Hoke libraries. in an open format, with focus on creating a nonjudgmental and open- Passes are sponsored by The Library minded space for all to share. Information regarding local and national Foundation of Martin County, Inc. resources related to early childhood will also be discussed. Lap babies always welcome. Fun with Music! Monday, March 12 | 11:30am–12pm Come enjoy music and movement with Mr. Brian of Mr. Brian and the Boppets. Music helps build what Mr. Brian calls “The Three C’s”: confidence, coordination, and concentration. Children ages 0-5 will be able to try various instruments and learn basic musical concepts and rhythms. Fairy Houses and Gnome Homes Sunday, March 25 | 10:30–11:30am or 2:30–3:30pm Explore nature by building a home for Martin County’s more enchanted residents. Natural materials will be used such as seashells, moss, and feathers. Take your completed creation home and find a secluded outdoor area for these magical creatures to take up residence. Materials will be provided but donations of natural building materials accepted! Ages 4 and up. Registration required.

Get all the details about Library events on our Event Schedule Calendar on the Web at http://martin.evanced.info/signup/Calendar Display by week, month, or just a straight list. Filter by location, age group, and date range. Download books from Axis 360 with shorter wait times, new titles added It’s all there! Check it out today. weekly, and browse more than 7,300 eBooks and 3,100 eAudiobooks. Ask staff–join us in a class or a one-on-one to learn more. 11 w w w . l i b r a ry . m a r t i n . f l . u s T een E vents AARP TAX AIDE Free tax assistance will be available B l a k e L i b r a r y Makerspace Monday: Teen Edition the week of February 1 through Monday, March 5 | 5:30–7:30pm April 13, 2018 at the following libraries: Crank up your creativity at the idea lab makerspace! Create a project or craft using some of our idea lab equipment. This event is for teens in middle school and high school. Space is limited so registration is recommended. Blake Library, Stuart Located in the John F. and Rita M. Armstrong Wing P e t e r & J u l i e C u mm i n g s L i b r a r y Tue. 9am-1pm Experience Virtual Reality: Job Simulator Wed. Noon-4pm Saturday, March 10 | 11am–12pm Thu. 11am-6pm Experience Virtual Reality: Job Simulator PS4 VR. Are you curious about virtual reality? Want to take your game to the next level? Join us for an Fri. 9am-1pm introduction to virtual reality with Job Simulator. In a world where robots have replaced all human jobs, step into the “Job Simulator” to learn what it was like ‘to job.’ Relive the glory days of being a gourmet chef, an Cummings Library, Palm City office worker, auto mechanic, or a convenience store clerk. You’ll use the Tue. & Wed. 10am-2pm PlayStation Move motion controllers to toss donuts or staplers at your boss, and smash or stack objects in this humorous look at the workplace. This program provides special assistance with use of the VR equipment and is Hoke Library, Jensen Beach designed to prepare you to enjoy the unique experience to the fullest. Job Tue. & Wed. 10am-2pm Simulator is just one of several VR games available to all patrons age 12 and older in the Cummings idea lab during library hours. Thu. Noon-4pm Library Things--a Stranger Things-inspired event! Thursday, March 15 | 5–7:30pm Robert Morgade Library, Stuart Stranger things are afoot at the Cummings Library and we are stepping into the upside down. Come watch an 80’s classic, The Goonies. Make your Mon., Tue. & Fri. 10am-2pm own delicious Eleven’s Eggo Extravaganza to snack on. Or if you are like Chief Hopper, you’ll enjoy some hot coffee and “contemplation.” Don’t forget to dress up as your favorite character! Get crafty by creating buttons and bottle cap jewelry inspired by the era and show. If you are a fan of the For tax preparation please bring: Netflix series or just trying to escape the Demogorgon, stop by and take part in a “curiosity voyage.” • Your Social Security card and photo ID along with cards for any dependents. H o b e S o u n d P u b l i c L i b r a r y Teen Tech Week 3D-Pen Engineering • All 2017 tax documents (W-2’s; Wednesday, March 14 | 6–7pm 1099’s; SSA’s; interest and dividend Feel like doodling? Explore the basics of engineering with a 3D-Doodle statements) along with last year’s tax Pen. Pens and materials are supplied. 3D-Pen activity is limited to 10 participants. Snacks and drinks provided. Ages 12 and up. return • Any expense documents to support E l i s a b e t h L a h t i L i b r a r y deductions (medical; charity; taxes Teen DIY and mortgage amounts) Saturday, March 17 | 2:30–4pm St. Patty’s Day Slime! Learn how to make your own St. Patrick’s Day- • If you purchased medical coverage themed slime! This event is for teens in middle school and high school. through the Marketplace, bring form Registration required. 1095-A. • AARP Tax-Aide is a program of the AARP Foundation, offered in cooperation with the IRS and the Martin County Library System. Teens: Looking for volunteer hours? Write a book review and receive 30 minutes of volunteer time. Sign up i b r a r y n f o r m a t i o n L I at https://mcls.beanstack.org/ Non Profit Org STORIES OF IMPACT U.S. Postage

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