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Pr Gramguide A quarterly publication WINTER 2018-19 listing the programs and services pr gramof Cuyahoga County Public Library guideFREE VOTED BEST PLACE TO GO Lifelong FOR CHILDREN’S BOOKS Learning At Cuyahoga County Public Library WI-FI HOTSPOT LENDING IS HERE! Connect with us IN THIS ISSUE MEET THE AUTHORS ................... 2 – 3 BOOK DISCUSSIONS .................. 4 – 7 BUSINESS + CAREER PROGRAMS .. 8 WRITING PROGRAMS ................. 10 – 11 STORYTIMES ............................. 12 – 13 FEATURED YOUTH PROGRAMS ..... 14 FEATURED ADULT PROGRAMS ...... 16 – 17 BRANCH EVENTS ........................ 18 – 36 LEGEND O Registration Required s Sponsored by the Friends of the Library WINTER HOLIDAY CLOSINGS All Cuyahoga County Public Library branches will be closed: CHRISTMAS EVE & DAY DEC 24 & 25 NEW YEAR’S EVE & DAY DEC 31 & JAN 1 GIVE. When you donate to Cuyahoga County Public Library’s annual fundraising campaign, you make it possible for your family, friends and community PROGRAM TIMES AND DATES to benefi t from the nationally recognized programs ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. our library provides. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR CERTAIN PROGRAMS. Make your donation at cuyahogalibrary.org/give. Please visit cuyahogalibrary.org or call the host branch to confirm. a Message from Our Executive Director Greetings, The Cleveland Foundation recently announced an exciting multifaceted initiative to help ensure Cuyahoga County residents have equitable access to technology and the internet. As part of that initiative, The Cleveland Foundation has awarded local anchor institutions nearly half a million dollars in grant funding to establish programs that bridge the digital divide. Huntington National Bank has also gotten involved, generously contributing an additional $50,000 to the effort. Cuyahoga County Public Library is proud to have been chosen as one of the local anchor institutions to be awarded funding – which we have used to launch a new Wi-Fi hotspot lending program. Our branches provide free high-speed Wi-Fi access and public computer stations, but we know that residents’ online needs don’t necessarily begin and end during the hours we’re open. Through our hotspot lending program, we can provide cardholders with Wi-Fi access any time and virtually anywhere they need it. Customers can visit our Garfi eld Heights, Maple Heights, Southeast and Warrensville Heights branches to check out portable 4G Wi-Fi hotspots with unlimited data just like they would a book or DVD. We chose these four branches for the hotspot program because as many as 40 percent of the households in the communities they serve do not have internet access. CCPL was also recently selected as one of only four area nonprofi t organizations to receive $50,000 in grant funding through the Google.org Impact Challenge Cleveland, a Grow with Google initiative. Grants awarded through the challenge support winning organizations’ work to create economic opportunities for the underserved. More than 60 local nonprofi ts took the challenge and submitted ideas for funding consideration. A panel of local advisers helped choose the four winners. We were thrilled to be selected. Our winning idea, a hotspot lending program for adult students, bridges the digital divide by providing adults enrolled in GED® classes with free portable Wi-Fi access so they can obtain their high school equivalency degrees faster and, ultimately, secure employment with a family-sustaining wage. After announcing the four Impact Challenge Cleveland winners, Google.org put it to a public to vote to decide which organization’s idea should receive an additional $50,000 in funding. After a week of public voting, CCPL received the most votes and won the additional funding. I want to thank everyone who voted for CCPL and shared our message. You made the difference! The additional funding that you helped CCPL win will allow us to expand our hotspot lending program to provide twice as many adult learners with free internet access. Thanks to the support of The Cleveland Foundation, Huntington National Bank, Google.org and everyone who voted for CCPL, we are taking big steps toward greater digital inclusion in our county. I invite you to learn more about our hotspot lending service at cuyahogalibrary.org/hotspots. Regards, Sari Feldman Executive Director 1 MEET THE AUTHORS E’RE ALWAYS booking authors! For the most up-to-date schedule, visitW cuyahogalibrary.org/authors. Laura DeMarco O George Bilgere O Pairing vintage photos with their modern- In Blood Pages, the award-winning poet O day scenes, the Plain Dealer reporter continues his exploration of the joys and Cory Tilson will take you through the many dramatic absurdities of being middle aged and Create character drawings and make pasta transformations of Cleveland. middle class in the Midwest. necklaces with the local children’s author. SOUTHEAST BRANCH SOUTH EUCLID-LYNDHURST BRANCH SOUTH EUCLID-LYNDHURST BRANCH Thu, Dec 6 / 7 PM Wed, Dec 12 / 7 PM Sat, Dec 1 / 11 AM OLMSTED FALLS BRANCH Mon, Dec 10 / 7 PM STRONGSVILLE BRANCH Tue, Jan 8 / 7 PM GATES MILLS BRANCH Mon, Jan 14 / 7 PM BAY VILLAGE BRANCH Mon, Jan 21 / 7 PM O PARMA-SNOW BRANCH David Giffels The Library’s writer in residence will discuss Mike Lupica O Tue, Jan 22 / 7 PM Meet the sports journalist and best-selling his latest memoir, Furnishing Eternity: A MAYFIELD BRANCH author, who is continuing Robert B. Parker’s Father, a Son, a Coffi n and a Measure of Life. Sat, Jan 26 / 2 PM popular Sunny Randall series. INDEPENDENCE BRANCH BEREA BRANCH PARMA-SNOW BRANCH Thu, Dec 13 / 7 PM Thu, Jan 31 / 7 PM Sat, Dec 1 / 7 PM BEACHWOOD BRANCH Tue, Feb 5 / 7 PM PARMA HEIGHTS BRANCH Thu, Feb 7 / 7 PM BRECKSVILLE BRANCH Mon, Feb 11 / 7 PM NORTH ROYALTON BRANCH Wed, Feb 20 / 7 PM Jen Sincero O Meet the author of the best-selling self-help O BROOK PARK BRANCH Louise Penny $ Mon, Feb 25 / 7 PM book that has inspired millions of people all Kingdom of the Blind is the acclaimed over the world. author’s entrancing new crime thriller CHAGRIN FALLS BRANCH Wed, Feb 27 / 7 PM PARMA-SNOW BRANCH featuring Chief Inspector Armand Gamache. Wed, Jan 9 / 7 PM This is a ticketed event with simulcast seating available (auditorium seating has sold out). PARMA-SNOW BRANCH Tue, Dec 4 / 7 PM O Bernie Kosar O The legendary Cleveland Browns Marie Benedict quarterback will visit to discuss his book. Actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr is the subject of this rousing historical novel STRONGSVILLE BRANCH from the author of The Other Einstein Tue, Dec 11 / 7 PM and Carnegie’s Maid. SOUTH EUCLID-LYNDHURST BRANCH Tue, Jan 15 / 7 PM O Registration Required s Sponsored by the Friends of the Library FIFTEENTH SEASON 2018 2019 S INGLE EVENT TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW. Sindy Warren O The yogi will discuss her book, Radi8: Using the Practice of Yoga to Cultivate Your Inner Shine. MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS BRANCH Mon, Feb 4 / 7 PM JESMYN WARD TIMOTHY EGAN IN CONVERSATION WITH AYANA MATHIS TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2018 Dan Rager O s Learn about the famous “Maple Leaf Route” that ran through Geauga County between 1899 and 1925. SOUTH EUCLID-LYNDHURST BRANCH Sat, Feb 16 / 10 AM LYNDA BARRY & MATT GROENING JENNIFER EGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2019 All shows start at 7:30 PM in the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at Case Western Reserve University. Tickets are available online at writerscenterstage.org or by calling 216.368.6062. O Lisa Gardner PRESENTED BY: The best-selling novelist will discuss her latest thriller featuring detective D.D. Warren. PARMA-SNOW BRANCH Fri, Feb 22 / 7 PM SPONSORED BY: Rick Armon O s Joe & Nancy The veteran beer writer’s 50 Must- Keithley Try Craft Beers of Ohio is perfect for everyone from the newest afi cionado to those with seasoned palates. Funds raised by this series help support Cuyahoga County Public Library, the nation’s top-rated library system for eight consecutive years. NORTH ROYALTON BRANCH Wed, Feb 27 / 7 PM 3 ADULT BOOK DISCUSSIONS BAY VILLAGE BRANCH Wednesday Afternoon & Thursday BROOK PARK BRANCH A Real Read: Nonfi ction Book Discussion Afternoon Book Discussions Book Park Café O I’ll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman’s 12/19 & 12/20 The Immortalists by Thu, Jan 24, Feb 28 / 10 AM Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer Chloe Benjamin; 1/16 & 1/17 Grocery: by Michelle McNamara The Buying and Selling of Food in America BROOKLYN BRANCH Mon, Dec 3 / 7 PM by Michael Ruhlman; 2/20 & 2/21 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly Monday Evening Book Discussion Thursday Evening Book Discussion Wed, Dec 19, Jan 16, Feb 20 / 1 PM Mon, Dec 3, Jan 7, Feb 4 / 7 PM 12/6 Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan; Thu, Dec 20, Jan 17, Feb 21 / 2 PM 1/3 Reading With Patrick: A Teacher, A Student Monday Afternoon Book Discussion and a Life-Changing Friendship by Michelle Art Book Club Mon, Dec 17, Jan 21, Feb 18 / 1:30 PM Kuo; 2/7 There There by Tommy Orange Sargent’s Women: Four Lives Behind the Thu, Dec 6, Jan 3, Feb 7 / 7 PM Canvas by Donna M. Lucey Minotaur Mysteries & Mayhem, Mon, Jan 14 / 2 PM Part 2 O Wednesday Afternoon Book Discussion Discuss one title from Minotaur Books in depth 12/12 Everybody’s Son by Thrity Umrigar; BEREA BRANCH and hear a short book talk for the fi rst entry in 1/9 Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover; O several of Minotaur’s series. 2/13 The Saturday Evening Girls Club by Thursday Evening Book Discussion Thu, Feb 7 / 7 PM Jane Healey Thu, Dec 13, Jan 10, Feb 14 / 7 PM Wed, Dec 12, Jan 9, Feb 13 / 1:30 PM O National Endowment for the Arts Monday Afternoon Book Discussion O Mon, Dec 17, Jan 21, Feb 18 / 2 PM Big Read BAYarts Book Discussion Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine Held on the BAYarts campus.
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