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Celebrating Black History Month
Continue Reading: Celebrating Black History MonthFebruary is Black History Month, a time for honoring the history and achievements of black Americans. We strive to offer diverse programs all year-long, in addition to constantly acquiring materials that exhibit a diverse range of voices. Here are a few ways to celebrate this month and beyond: Attend a program! A Celebration of Black…
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Kids
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Homeschool LEGO Club
We provide the LEGO; you provide the imagination!Willowick Public LibraryMore Details
Teens
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Mindful Tweens and Teens (Ages 10-14)
Help your tweens and young teens de-stress with simple yoga, guided meditation, and mindfulness activities and crafts. Ages 10-14. Space is limited! Note: a separate group, for ages 5-9,…Willoughby Public LibraryMore Details
Adults
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Let's Cook! with LaDonna Oltmanns
LaDonna Oltmanns of Let's Cook leads a free cooking demonstration of a fried rice dish that you can make at home.Willowick Public LibraryMore Details
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Gaming Update Vol. 5
Continue Reading: Gaming Update Vol. 5Greetings, gamers! As usual, our libraries got some of the best games this month! Shadows Over Loathing (Rated T for Teen) is an interesting RPG done in a stick figure style (which has made me realize that, no, my artistic talents don’t even include stick figures because this game’s stick figures look WAY better than…
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Willoughby Historical Society: An Inside Look
Continue Reading: Willoughby Historical Society: An Inside LookWilloughby Public Library patrons who have used the study rooms, shuffled through the CD collection, or made a trip to the drinking fountain probably noticed a closed door covered in posters related to historical preservation. This crucial gem is the Willoughby Historical Society’s Collection Room. Founded in 1961, the main mission of the Willoughby Historical…
