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Bacon Memorial District Library
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Baby/Toddler Storytime Tuesday, November 10, 17, 24, December 1 at 10:00 AM Join Ms. Hailey for stories, music, and dance! This program is geared for babies and toddlers. We are asking families to refrain from snacking during story time as some participants have food allergies. Please help us keep our group safe by snacking after story time.
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Family Storytime Wednesday, November 11, 18, 25, December 2 at 11:00 AM Join Ms. Hailey for stories, music, dance and more! This program is geared to families with children of multiple ages. We are asking families to refrain from snacking during storytime as some participants have food allergies. Please help us keep our group safe by snacking after storytime.
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Did you know Bacon Library has a huge stash of Legos? We will bring them down to our Program Room every first Wednesday of the Month!
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This month we will continue exploring beading by making a pair of earrings. Create a pair of earring for yourself or give it as a gift. All materials will be supplied, but tools will remain in the makerspace. |
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Calling all cardboard construction workers, use our Chompsaw and Makedo knives, screwdrivers, screws, and hinges to create whatever you can image or help add to the group project. This STEAM program is perfect for homeschoolers and afterschool engineers. |
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Race the Space: Hot Wheels November 18 1:00 PM- 5:00 PM Turn the Multipurpose Room into the Bacon Dragway using the library's collection of Hot Wheels! Vroom
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You must have basic knowledge of American Mahjong. Beginners are welcome, but what is a beginner you might ask? Someone who knows the suits of tiles, knows the Charleston and lastly can read the hands on the NMJL card. This is game play.
We will be meeting every two weeks to start, so come get in on the ground floor. Whether you're a seasoned player or a complete beginner who has always wanted to learn, we have a seat at the table for you.
π Style: American & Social Play
π΅ Cost: Free admission!
β¨ What to expect: - A relaxed, welcoming social scene in a beautiful historic building.
- Basic knowledge is a MUST, but people wanting to learn can come and watch without signing up!
- Beginners are welcome, but what is a beginner you might ask? Someone who knows the suits of tiles, knows the Charleston and lastly can read the hands on the NMJL card. This is game play.
Good vibes, laughs, and new local friends. - A light snack will be provided to keep us fueled while we play!
π What to bring: Yourself! And if you have the current National Mahjong League card 2026, please bring that along too.
π² Save Your Seat: Space is limited with currently 15 spots open across our tables! A waitlist option will open up automatically once these initial seats fill up!
π Community Note: We would love volunteers to bring snacks for our future dates. Click here to sign up!
Letβs wash the tiles, Wyandotte! ππ |
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6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
Read along with us or better yet - meet with us and share your thoughts.
We will be Reading:
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History After Hours: Behind the Scenes of History with Andrew Kercher Friday, November 6
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Examine the history and the present of the Straits of Mackinac. Visited by millions, Mackinac is a special place for many Michiganders. Hear the incredible history from the indigenous peoples to fur trade and logging to 19th century battles to fudge production! What is it like to wear the wool uniforms and fire muskets for a living? Also, hear tales from behind the porch! What was it like to live on the island in the winter and work security for the Grand Hotel?
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Mahjong 102 Saturday, November 7
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM If you have taken American Mahjong 101 and are ready to level up your game. Join us for Mahjong 102 where we will dive deeper into game strategy to enhance your skill and confidence. This is a guided play course. Everything you need will be provided for you.
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Zekelman Holocaust Center: Women and the Holocaust Monday, November 16
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Presenter: Zekelman Holocaust Center Highlighting Underrepresented Histories The Holocaust was not a gender-neutral genocide. Women experienced the Holocaust differently and were targeted specifically as women. Explore womenβs particular experiences under Nazi control through the stories of Jewish victims and survivors of the Holocaust, and learn about women who risked their lives to resist hatred and help others. By centering womenβs experiences, you will gain a more nuanced understanding of the Holocaust and its impact.
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Sew on the Go! Handheld Sewing Machine Workshop Thursday, November 19
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Presenter: Denise Watson of Sewd Fashion Studio, LLC In this beginner-friendly workshop, students will learn how to set up and operate a portable handheld sewing machine, practice basic stitching techniques, and complete a simple pillow to take home. This workshop is designed as a fun introduction to sewing without the intimidation of a traditional sewing machine. What Students Will Learn: - How to thread and prepare the handheld sewing machine
- How to properly hold and guide the machine
- Starting, stopping and controlling stitches
- How to keep a straight seam and secure stitches so they donβt unravel
- Sew and complete the pillow
- Review finished project
- Provide other small project that can be done with handheld machine
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6:00 PM Tuesday, November 3 |
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6:00 PM Monday, November 9 |
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