This December at the Library for Adults

 

December Events at the New Orleans Public Library Digital Skills for Seniors 50+: Cloud Storage Learn how Cloud Storage tools can help you stay organized, so you can always find what you need.   This lecture covers the basics of cloud storage, a technology that lets you store documents, images, and other media files remotely while giving you easier access, reliability, and security. You'll learn what cloud storage is, why it's the future of data storage, and some of the most popular services currently available.    Cloud Storage takes place at the Library throughout December.   Find a Cloud Storage class near you The New Orleans Bookfair The 19th annual New Orleans Bookfair features activities for all ages, as well as works exhibited and available from local & independent authors, publishers, zinesters, and other literary riff-raff.   New Orleans Bookfair is an unpaid horizontal organizing committee comprised of local writers, poets, publishers, independent book sellers, activists, and educators.   Main Library Saturday, December 10 11am - 4pm Loopy Loopers: Crochet & Knitting Group Meet with other crafters to learn how to knit and crochet, share patterns, and advance your techniques.   This is a community-oriented crafting group, where people can learn the basics of both knitting and crocheting, exchange tips and patterns, and advance their stitching techniques.   Mid-City Library Saturday, December 10 2pm - 4pm Create or Polish your Resume and Interview Skills: Feel Confident On The Job Search Looking for employment or skills training? Expand your online job searching and resume building skills. Connect with the information and resources you need.   Registration recommended but not required.     Resume & Interview classes take place at the Library throughout December.   Find a Resume & Interview class near you  Occasionally, event dates and times change. To ensure you are viewing the most current event information, visit nolalibrary.org or contact the Library. More December Events You have received this email because you indicated that you are interested in receiving adult programming emails from the New Orleans Public Library. If this email has been sent in error, please unsubscribe using the link below.   Stay Connected with New Orleans Public Library

November Events at the New Orleans Public Library

 

November Events at the New Orleans Public Library World Building through Role-Play Calling all writers, storytellers, game designers, and content creators. Learn how to create a rich story environment for your audience.   This is a three session workshop at Robert E. Smith Library.   November 3, Session I: Introduction to Mediums, Platforms, and Tools with focus on elements of world design.   November 10, Session II: Building a world.   November 17, Session III: Making the World.   View Full World Building Schedule The Urban Fiction Book Club A fun-filled and open-minded discussion of some of the hottest titles around.   November's selection is The Other Side of The Pillow by Zane   Books are usually available in multiple formats — print, e-audiobooks, and e-books. Visit the Library catalog to request upcoming selections.   Norman Mayer Library Saturday, November 05 3pm - 4pm Digital Skills for Seniors 50+: Affordable Home Internet Learn how to get home internet service so you can look for jobs, take classes, and more.   This lecture covers basic information about signing up for home internet service. You'll also learn about the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a permanent government program that helps qualifying low-income households pay for internet service and connected devices.    Affordable Home Internet takes place at the Library throughout October and beyond.   Find an Affordable Home Internet class near you Book Discussion With Author Stephen Rea: Finn McCool's Football Club Prepare for the upcoming FIFA World Cup by discussing New Orleans' recent soccer history through the lens of local author Stephen Rea's Finn McCool's Football Club: The Birth, Death, and Resurrection of a Pub Soccer Team in the City of the Dead. Bring your resources, suggestions, or archived material about the history of soccer from the pre-Katrina landscape of the city to contribute to the discussion.     Nora Navra Library Saturday, November 12 2pm - 3:30pm Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) Kwanzaa Kick-Off Series: Financially Lit Lunch Hour - Credit 101 Learn best practices to establish, rebuild, and manage your credit. Lunch will be provided to the first 20 attendees.    Credit 101: Understanding and Managing Credit Workshop Presented by Lisa Ardis-Hendrix, this workshop covers important concepts and strategies regarding credit. Concepts include the following: Credit basics What is a credit report  What is a credit score  Factors of a credit score Credit as it relates to debt In addition to concepts, this workshop will cover strategies to establish, rebuild, manage, and improve your credit.  This is the first of 3 Ujamaa classes.   Registration suggested but not required. Register Now.   Norman Mayer Library Tuesday, November 29 12pm - 1pm Occasionally, event dates and times change. To ensure you are viewing the most current event information, visit nolalibrary.org or contact the Library. More November Events You have received this email because you indicated that you are interested in receiving adult programming emails from the New Orleans Public Library. If this email has been sent in error, please unsubscribe using the link below.   Stay Connected with New Orleans Public Library Manage Your Subscriptions