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Volunteers are vital to our Library's mission. They help in a variety of ways both with our day-to-day operations and on special projects. Interested in helping the library? Here are a few volunteer opportunities: • Those interested in helping out with programs, “resume builders,” and others who want to assist in library duties are encouraged to complete this form. • Teens seeking community service hours should contact the Youth Services Librarian or Branch Manager of their neighborhood branch. • RVA Reads recruits volunteer readers to read to each preschool class at Richmond’s five regional preschool centers on a monthly basis (October-May). Apply to be a volunteer reader here. • Friends of the Library volunteers manage the semi-annual book sales and work throughout the library system shelving, checking reports, and more. Join the Friends here. |
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Saturday, December 7, 1:00 PM
Hull Street Branch Lynn Lewis is a certified grief coach and author who supports adults aged 50 and above who are navigating the aftermath of suicide loss. Her mission is to empower her clients to lead meaningful and impactful lives despite the profound loss they have experienced. Using her personal story, her goal is moving from pain to peace, from grief to gratitude. For more information about Lynn, go to her website: www.destinedtothrivegriefcoaching.com Register for the program here. |
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Saturday, December 7, 1:00 PM Main LibraryRVA Pieces Free Library Chess Class is open for players of all ages and skill levels. Students can expect an hour of classroom style chess instruction from one of several coaches, where they’ll be shown famous games, openings, endgames, tactics, and everything in between! Following the lecture will be free casual play. Boards and pieces will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own set. No registration required. Click here for more information about RVA Pieces. |
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Tech Talk Mondays, 2:00-4:00 PM North Avenue Branch Receive one-on-one computer support during Tech Talks.
Call North Avenue (804-646-6675) to schedule a half-hour appointment. No repairs or specific device setup.
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Under the Bridges of Paris Sunday, December 15, 2:00 PM West End Branch Chantal Maréchal, former professor of French at Virginia Commonwealth University, invites you to travel through Parisian history via the architectural backstory of the Seine's bridges. Ms. Maréchal will answer questions following the presentation.
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