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Tuesday September 17, 2019
9:30 AMBaby Time (Main Library)
Baby Time: Rhymes, songs and books for pre-walkers ages 0 to 12 months
*space is limited to 15 families
Enjoy focused time with your baby (pre-walkers ages 0 to 12 months) during this short session. We’ll sing songs in English and Spanish, learn easy movement activities, and explore board books, followed by time to play/bond with your baby and talk with other parents and caregivers. If you have a baby and a toddler/preschooler, please attend our toddler storytime or preschool storytime instead.
10:30 AMCuentacuentos (Main Library)
Cuentacuentos: Canciones y cuentos en Español para bebes y niños menores de tres años
Disfruta libros, cuentos y canciones en Español en la biblioteca con tus bebes y niños pequeños. Aprende canciones y rimas que puedes usar cada día con ellos en casa. Ven y juega con nosotros terminando la lectura del cuento
6:00 PMThe History of Tango
History Lecture and Dance Demonstration presented by Academia de Tango Argentino.
In celebration of Hispanic History Month, Guest Lecturer Jurek Mazur and his student will offer a history lecture and dance demonstration of the tango, a traditional dance that has shaped the culture of Argentina. Argentine tango has fascinated the world for more than 100 years. Jurek has taught tango for 20 years and has created a unique teaching method for learning tango, milonga, and vals.
For more information on the tango or lessons of all levels, e-mail: AcademiaDeTangoArgentino@yahoo.com
Free general admission. Light refreshments served after the program. Contact the Information Desk for more information on the event at 510-577-3971.
Wednesday September 18, 2019
9:30 AMToddler Storytime (Main Library)
TODDLER STORYTIME: Stories, rhymes and romps for ages 1-3
Just the right pace for you and your totally nonstop toddler up to age 3, we’ll enjoy stories, songs and active rhymes, followed by a play time. We offer duplicate sessions at 9:30am and 10:30am, so please choose just one to attend. This storytime takes place in the ESTUDILLO ROOM of the Main Library
10:30 AMToddler Storytime (Main Library)
TODDLER STORYTIME: Stories, rhymes and romps for ages 1-3
Just the right pace for you and your totally nonstop toddler up to age 3, we’ll enjoy stories, songs and active rhymes, followed by a play time. We offer duplicate sessions at 9:30am and 10:30am, so please choose just one to attend. This storytime takes place in the ESTUDILLO ROOM of the Main Library
1:30 PMPreschool Storytime (Main Library)
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME: Stories, songs and play for preschoolers (and up)
Designed for children ages 3-6, our preschool storytime features longer picture books, plus plenty of flannel boards, puppets and songs. We explore a different theme each week with books and crafts to help with emerging literacy and fine motor skills, followed by a play time.
This program takes place in the ESTUDILLO ROOM at the Main Library.
7:00 PMFamily/Preschool Storytime (Main Library)
FAMILY STORYTIME: Stories, songs and play for families
Based on our preschool storytime, this evening program offers terrific books, songs and rhymes for kids of all ages to enjoy. We explore a different theme each week with books and crafts to help with emerging literacy and fine motor skills, followed by a play time. Wear your pajamas if you’d like!
This program is held in the ESTUDILLO room at the Main Library.
Thursday September 19, 2019
10:00 AMSenior Commission
The Senior Commission advises the City Council on matters relating to the status and condition of senior citizens within the City, assesses and reports to the council on the social, health and other needs of senior citizens and recommends methods of meeting such needs. The Commission has nine members who serve four-year terms. The Senior Commission meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m. in the Senior Community Center, Located at 13909 East 14th Street.
The Senior Commission advises the City Council on matters relating to the status and condition of senior citizens within the City, assesses and reports to the council on the social, health and other needs of senior citizens and recommends methods of meeting such needs. The Commission has nine members who serve four-year terms. The Senior Commission meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m. in the Senior Community Center, Located at 13909 East 14th Street.
10:30 AMManor Storytime
Toddlers and kids up to age eight --come sing some songs and listen to fun stories.
3:30 PMHispanic Heritage Month Workshop (Main Library)
Kids in grades K to 5 are invited to explore crafts and games that celebrate Hispanic heritage at this hands-on event! Call 510-577-3960 for more information.