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International Observe the Moon Night (InOMN)
FRI, Oct. 7 7-8:30 Meadows Park
772 Orchard Drive
InOMN is an annual, worldwide event that encourages observation, appreciation, and understanding of our moon.
The Louisville Public Library is hosting a moon-watching event with the Longmont Astronomical Society at Meadows Park.
Maker Program
2nd Tuesday 6-7:30PM
Enjoy the company of others as you color printed designs. Bring your own coloring book and pencils, or supplies will be provided.
Upcoming Dates: Oct. 11, Nov. 8
Maker Program
3D Modeling Open Lab SUN, Oct. 9, 23 1-3PM
Learn how to create 3D models with the help of a volunteer, then reserve a time to print it on our Lulzbot Mini 3D printer. Bring your own laptop or reserve one of ours. All ages. No reservations required.
Maker Program
Using GarageBand, this class will focus on how to connect a recording interface (TASCAM 4x4) to GarageBand in order to plug in guitar/bass and a microphone. Learn how to set up a click or drum track, build guitar, bass, and keyboard tracks, and finish a song with vocals. No experience with recording necessary. Experience with an instrument preferred.
This program is for ages 14 & up. Space is limited; please register.
Beginner GarageBand Recording
WED, Oct. 12 4-6PM
Volunteer Opportunity
Student Tutors (for grades 6-12)
Responsibilities include tutoring middle-
and high-school students in a variety of
subjects, as well as familiarizing students
with online Library databases and
homework resources.
For more information:
303-335-4845
Career & Resumé Coaching Drop-in ‘Office Hours’
with Pam Farone of Careerfulness
Oct. 6, 5-7PM Oct. 11, 10AM-12PM Oct. 19, 12:30-2 Oct. 27, 10AM-1PM
If you want an expert to check out your resumé, cover letter, or give you some tips for an upcoming interview, drop-in with Pam Farone to get some career counseling and an evaluation of your job search materials.
Financial Planning Drop-in ‘Office Hours’
3:30-6:30PM Rex Study Room Oct. 6, 11, 18, 25
Melissa Little, financial advisor at Waddell & Reed, will be available for drop-in appointments to help identify and discuss financial aspirations and develop strategies to reach your financial goals.
The Irlen Method WED, Oct. 5 6:30-8
The Irlen Method is a piece of the puzzle that helps individuals regain lost capacities resulting from concussions, brain injuries, dyslexia, AD/HD, Autism, learning disabilities, and other perceptual problems. Approximately 45% of individuals with learning disabilities and 15% of the general population have Irlen Syndrome. Learn about treatment options with special lenses for glasses or contacts. Presenter Marcia Klump, MA, SEP, BCST, is a body-centered psychotherapist and craniosacral therapist
practicing in the Boulder area.
For more information:
303-335-4845; [email protected]
Stories in the Dark FRI, Oct. 28 7-8PM
(for teens & adults)
Celebrate the season with stories from many cultures, after hours in the Louisville Public Library. Boulder Valley Spellbinders® volunteer storytellers will offer spooky stories, in the campfire-lit night. This free event is after-hours, so enter through the patio, from the north parking lot adjacent to the Library.
Programs for Grades 1-6 Every Wednesday 4-5pm
LEGO® Time Oct. 5
LEGO® Art Oct. 12
Draw a Monster Oct. 19
Artist Trading Cards Oct. 26
Halloween Spooktacular MON, Oct. 31 11am-12pm
(ages 2-6)
Come in costume to celebrate
Halloween! We will read spooky
stories, dance to spooky songs,
work on fun Halloween crafts, and
Trick-or-Treat around the Library!
Read to Rover
Every Tuesday 4-5pm (all ages welcome; no registration needed)
It’s been shown that reading out loud helps children boost their reading confidence. What better way to practice reading than to have a mellow, 4-legged friend as a reading buddy!
Teen Program Pumpkin Decorating Contest
SAT, Oct. 22 3:30-4:30
Drop in and decorate a mini pumpkin for our contest! Do you have what it takes to win? We will have three categories: Scariest Pumpkin Most Beautiful Pumpkin Funniest Pumpkin
Supplies are limited, so please register in advance at The Loft desk or by phone or email. 303-335-4845 [email protected]
Teen Creations FrankenToys
TUE, Oct. 25 4-5:30 Let your inner Dr. Frankenstein shine at our FrankenToys program. Be a mad scientist and make creepy creations from old, broken toys. What monstrous masterpiece will you bring to life?
Supplies are limited, so please register in advance at The Loft desk or by phone or email. 303-335-4845 [email protected]
Maker Program for Teens
This three-week class will teach you pre-production (figure out what you want to do), how to capture the footage you will need, and how to edit and create your final short film.
Presented by Chimera Fine Arts Academy.
This program is for teens in grades 6-12 only. Space is limited; please register.
Creating Films with Adobe Premiere
THUR, Oct. 27 4-6PM
Historic Walking Tour Louisville’s Frenchtown
Neighborhood
In keeping with the Museum’s exploration of Louisville’s French history this year, Diane Marino leads this tour of the historic Frenchtown neighborhood located in the vicinity of Rex and Parkview Streets, just north of Community Park. The tour leaves at 9:30AM from the Tri-City Elks Lodge at 525 Main Street.
Suggested donation is $5 per person. Bodhaine sisters Adrianna and
Marie, circa 1910.
SAT, October 1 9:30AM
Art Walk at the Museum Louisville’s Larder
FRI, October 7 6-8PM Louisville’s Winemaking Traditions
Join the Louisville Historical Museum this year for our First Friday Art Walk series, “Louisville’s Larder,” about agriculture, restaurants, the history of Italian influence on the local food culture, and a look at a typical family’s kitchen, garden and larder.
