Live, Learn @ the Library

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Live, Learn @ the LibraryVolume 3 No. 2

Augusta-Richmond County Public Library System

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April, May, June 2015

Friday, June 5Headquarters Library

6pm-9pm3rd Annual Juniorjunior Prom YA Summer Reading Kickoff

11-17 year olds (Parent escort required)RSVP: 706-821-2604

Saturday, June 6Headquarters Library

11am-2pmSummer Reading Kick Off Party

Start your summer reading off right by attending our Kickoff, where tons of local heroes and superheroes will be in attendance! There will be a gaming

truck, bouncy house, music, and so much more! All ages.

Friday, July 24Greenjackets Stadium

7:05pmSummer Reading Night @ The Greenjackets Game

All summer readers under 18 years old that complete and submit a Reading Logreceive a free ticket to the game.

SUMMER READING FUN 2015

Dates to RememberLibrary Closures:Memorial Day Monday, May 25 Closed, All Locations

Special Events:April - National Poetry MonthApril 12th-18th National Library WeekApril 18th-25th Money Smart Week @ Your LibraryMay 22nd - July 24th Summer Reading Program (SRP)May 30th Racing To ReadJune 5th Juniorjunior Prom - YA SRP Kick OffJune 6th Summer Reading Kick Off Party - Family-Friendly SRP Event

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HEADQUARTERS LIBRARY823 Telfair StreetAugusta, GA 30901706-821-2600

APPLEBY LIBRARY2260 Walton WayAugusta, GA 30904706-736-6244

DIAMOND LAKES LIBRARY101 Diamond Lakes WayHephzibah, GA 30815706-772-2432

FRIEDMAN LIBRARY1447 Jackson RoadAugusta, GA 30909706-736-6758

MAXWELL LIBRARY1927 Lumpkin RoadAugusta, GA 30906706-793-2020

WALLACE LIBRARY1237 Laney-Walker Blvd.Augusta, GA 30901706-722-6275

Augusta-Richmond CountyPublic Library System

Library Trustees:Brenda Morton Sue PittmanMagdalene Newland Lillie HamiltonFaye Smith Gwendolyn RountreeJacqueline Johns Phillip WilliamsPenelope Donkar - Friends of the Augusta LibraryDavid Scott - Young Mens Library Association

Library Branch Managers:Headquarters Library ..............Darlene Price DirectorAppleby Library ......................Lois Griffin Diamond Lakes Library ..........Lois Griffin Friedman Library ....................Eileen McCoy Maxwell Library ......................Jeff Stinson Wallace Library ......................Paulette Scurry

Table of ContentsHeadquarters Library ............................................................... 3Appleby Branch .................................................................... 15Diamond Lakes Branch ......................................................... 16Friedman Branch ................................................................... 17Maxwell Branch .................................................................... 18Wallace Branch ..................................................................... 19

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Childrens ProgramsAprilWednesday, April 110:15 amStorytime for Tots: EasterCome show Miss Emily your best bunny hop, and hop into the library for a storytime about Easter!Recommended for ages 0-3.Registration required.706-821-2623

Saturday, April 112:00 pmLEGO ClubWe provide the LEGOs and you provide the imagination! What will you build?Registration required.706-821-2623

Tuesday, April 1410:15 amBig Kids Story Time: CityLets see the sights in our story time about the city!Recommended for ages 3-7.Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, April 1510:15 amStorytime for Tots: The ZooJoin us for toddler time as we go on a literary adventure to the zoo.Recommended for ages 0-3.Registration required.706-821-2623

Saturday, April 182:00 pmStacy Roberts BooksigningLocal author Stacy Roberts will read from her childrens book, Boomer, Be Nice.Registration required.706-821-2623

Tuesdays,April 21May 1910:15 amBig Kids Storytime: Morris Museum of ArtMs. Jenna from the Morris Museum of Art will be our guest reader today! Recommended for ages 3-7. Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, April 2210:15 amStory Time for Tots: OppositesCome learn about opposites during story time for tots.Registration required.706-821-2623

Saturdays,April 25June 278:00 am-2:00 pmSaturday Market on the RiverCome visit Ms. Emily and Ms. Aspasia at our booth at the Saturday Market on the River!

Tuesday, April 2810:15 amBig Kids Story Time: Lets Go to the Beach Lets soak up the sun and catch a wave! Recommended for ages 3-7. Registration required. 706-821-2623

Wednesday, April 2910:15 amStorytime for Tots: PicnicIm going on a picnic and Im going to bring all my story time friends! Please come join us for this picnic themed story time. Recommended for ages 0-3. Registration required.706-821-2623

There will be noStorytimes at Headquarters

during Masters Week April 6-11, 2015.

Have fun on Spring Break!

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MayTuesday, May 510:15 amBig Kids Storytime: Mothers DayShow mama some love!Recommended for ages 3-7.Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, May 610:15 amStorytime for Tots: Bubbles & Bath TimeScrub, a dub, dub, we like to get clean in the tub! We will be learning about bubbles and bath time during this story time. Recommended for ages 0-3. Registration required.706-821-2623

Saturday, May 911:00 amMuffins for MomShow Mom how much you love her with a Mothers Day-themed craft and yummy muffins! Registration required. 706-821-2623

Tuesday, May 1210:15 amBig Kids Story Time: DragonsJoin us for a fiery story time!Recommended for ages 3-7.Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, May 1310:15 amStory Time for Tots: Fairy TalesOnce upon a time there was a lovely toddler story time at the library! Come hear stories about some of your favorite fairy tales.Recommended for ages 0-3.Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, May 2010:15 amStory Time for Tots: MonkeysCome swing on in to the library for this fun toddler story time about monkeys!Recommended for ages 0-3.Registration required.706-821-2623

JuneTuesday, June 910:15 amSummer Reading Storytime: Guest Reader Dr. Maggie DorseyJoin us for a special story time with local author Dr. Maggie Dorsey!Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, June 1010:15 amSummer Reading Story Time: Judy Books with Lois DismukeEnjoy some original stories with Ms. Dismuke and see how she crafts her books from scratch.Recommended for ages 3-8. Registration is required.Please call 706-821-2623.

HeadquartersTuesday, June 1610:15 amMr. Bill, Nancy and George the GuitarBe a Super Reader, a Super Singer and a Super Dancer with Mr. Bill, George-the-Guitar and his girlfriend, Ms. Nancy!Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, June 1710:15 amSummer Reading Story Time, Morris Museum of ArtMs. Jenna from the Morris Museum of Art will be our guest reader for today!For ages 3-7.Registration recommended.Please call 706-821-2623.

Wednesday, June 172:00 pmMiss Georgia High School- EmmaKate FewCome join EmmaKate Few, Miss Georgia High School, as she conducts a storytime and plays her guitar for us! She will also be discussing how she makes a difference in the world through her participation in the non-profit organization Soles4Souls.Recommended for ages 2-8. Registration required.706-821-2623

Tuesday, June 2310:15 amSummer Reading Storytime with Guest Reader: Rich RogersStay tuned for your summer reading weather conditions with our guest reader Rich Rogers from NBC Channel 26!Registration required.706-821-2623

Wednesday, June 2410:15 amHero Story Time with Ms. Emily!What does it mean to be a hero? Come find out during this super storytime with Miss Emily!Recommended for ages 1-5.Registration required.706-821-2623

Thursday, June 2510:15 amWorm Farm Story Time with Richmond County 4-HHear the story of Super Worm. After the reading, students create and keep a home for their new friends the earth worms. For children ages 3rd grade and up.Registration required.706-821-2623

Tuesday, June 3010:15 amAnn Sprinkles Therapy DogsTherapy dogs are heroes too! Learn basic doggie manners to share with your canine friend and watch cool doggie tricks!Registration required.706-821-2623

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Headquartersadult ProgramsAprilTuesday, April 162:00 pmNational Poetry Month Event:Dueling Anthologists Billy Collins and Garrison KeillorBilly Collins, former United States poet laureate, and Garrison Keillor, host of A Prairie Home Companion, read favorite poems from their anthologies 180 More: Extraordinary Poems for Every Day (Mr. Collins) and Good Poems for Hard Times (Mr. Keillor) in this 2005 video.

Thursday, April 306:00 pmNational Poetry Month Event: Words, Wine and PoetryAn evening of reading delivered by local poets from the Augusta Poetry Group.

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Every 2nd & 4th ThursdayYoungMakers ClubHeadquarters Library YA@ALs Place (2nd Floor)Join other teens as we learn about modern technological advancements and maybe make a few of our own.

April-Check our listing under the Money Smart Week @ Your Library activities.

May-We are taking a few days off to enjoy the end of the school year. See you next month!

June-Check out the 3rd Annual Juniorjunior Prom activity listed on the cover and plan to be in the house for this fun event.

ONGOING MEETINGSAT HEADQUARTERS

AATuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm

3rd floor meeting room

Its Your Book Club3rd Thursday of the month, 6pm

Childrens Puppet Room

The Joy of SigningThursdays, Dates & Class Times To Be Announced

For more information, please call Joyce Jones at 706-667-9586

COME CHECK OUT OUREARTH DAY DISPLAY AT

HEADQUARTERS LIBRARY!

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Saturday, May 9, 11amSaturday, May 16, 11amSaturday, May 23, 11amSaturday, May 30, 11am

Saturday, June 13, 11amSaturday, June 20, 11amSaturday, June 27, 11am

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FRIDAY, MAY 14TH BOOK SIGNING

COME MEET THE AUTHOR Join us for a book signing and meet and greet with local Author and Speaker, Charles W. Walker.

Walker is a highly respected and successful businessman who has founded and grown several multi-million dollar companies. He is also the Former Senate Majority Leader for the State of Georgia.

Book Signing and

Meet & Greet

Friday, May 14th

5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.

Dont miss your opportunity to meet

and shake hands with this passionate

motivator.

Books will be available

for purchase at this event.

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Book discussions at 10:00 a.m., Films at 6:00 p.m.

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Saturday, April 251:00 pmEcology and Natural History of the Savannah River AreaCarol Eldridge of the University of Georgias Savannah River Ecology Laboratory will be here to present a program on the natural history and ecology of the CSRA. She will discuss major habitats of the area, including, wetlands, bottomland hardwood forests, and sand hills. Accompanying Ms. Eldridge will be several live animals native to the various habitats. Great program for the whole family! The event is free and open to the public. Please call (706) 826-1511 for details.

Monday, April 272:00 pmPreserving Memories: Heritage Scrapbooking ClassIn honor of Preservation Week, April 26-May 2, the Georgia Heritage Room will offer a scrapbooking workshop with the librarys own, Aspasia Luster. Learn artful ways to preserve old family pictures, memorabilia and documents within the pages of a beautiful scrapbook. Some supplies included, but feel free to bring your own. This class is limited to ten participants, so please call (706) 826-1511 to register.

Saturday, May 1610:30 amClimbing Your Tree: Family History for Young AdultsA program for young adults, between the ages of 13 to 17 who are interested in family history and genealogy. This program will encourage intergenerational dialogue and provide tips and ideas on how to begin your research, conduct family interviews, and fill out a Pedigree Chart. Parents are welcome too! Participation is limited, so please call (706) 826-1511 to register.

Thursday, May 212:00 pmShow and Tell with Bill KirbyThe Georgia Heritage Room welcomes back Bill Kirby to host a program based on his Augusta Chronicle feature, The Way We Were. Mr. Kirby will facilitate a discussion with audience members, and invite them to share their memories of growing up and living in Augusta during the 1940s-1960s. Audience members are encouraged to bring Augusta photos and memorabilia to show off. Call (706) 826-1511 for details.

All programs are free and open to the public.Call the Georgia Heritage Room for details.

706 826-1511.

ONGOING CLASSES

April, May, June10:00 amBasic Genealogical Research TutorialAA one-hour workshop covering the basic rules of genealogical research, and briefly discusses the various resources one can access and how. Class size is limited, so call (706) 826-1511 to register.

AprilSpirit of the CenturiesSt. John United Methodist Church historic and current documents from its founding in 1798 as the first Methodist church in Augusta, Georgia.

May-JuneTreasures of the Georgia Heritage RoomAn exhibit of rare and interesting historic images from The Georgia Heritage Room collection.

EXHIBITSMonday-Friday 10:00-5:00

Saturday 1:00-5:00Closed Sundays

National Library WeekApril 12-April 18In honor of National Library Week the Georgia Heritage Room will feature an exhibit highlighting the history of the Augusta Public Library.

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Saturday, April 1812:30 pmMoney MattersLocation: Wallace LibraryGet information on financial topics such as: investing, saving, retirement and home buying. Presented by World Finance Group.Registration required.706-722-6275

Monday, April 202:00 pmDont Be A Victim - Common Financial Fraud SchemesLocation: Maxwell LibraryPresented by Angie Morales from Georgia Bank and Trust.Registration required.706-793-2020

Tuesday, April 2110:00 amStorytime: Money Smart Week Location: Friedman LibraryHelp your kids learn the importance of saving with financial institutions.Registration required.706-736-6758

Wednesday, April 2212:30 pmTwilight Planning: Wills, Skills & Who Pays The BillsLocation: Carrie Mays Community Center (in conjunction with ARCPLS Outreach Division)1014 11th Ave. Augusta, GA 30901Join staff from the Georgia Legal Services Program as they discuss some of the end-of-life legal and financial planning issues that directly affect mature individuals and their families.For more information, or to RSVP for a group of 6 or more, please call or email Kristin Eberhart at 706-821-2604 or eberhartk@arcpls.org.

Wednesday, April 224:00 pmFinancial and Investment Planning with Fifth Third BankLocation: Diamond Lakes LibraryLearn about the ins and outs of financial planning along with how to invest your money wisely. Presented by Fifth Third Bank. Required registration begins Monday, April 6.706-772-2432.

Friday, April 245:30 pmMonthly After Hours Scavenger Hunt: Money Smart Week @ Your Library for TeensLocation: Headquarters LibraryWell eat pizza, do our library hunt, and then do some fun exercises to help us understand how to manage money by preparing a personal spending plan and identifying ways to decrease spending and increase income using the FDICs Setting Financial Goals for Teens Money Smart Curriculum.For more information, or to RSVP for a group of 6 or more, please call or email Kristin Eberhart at 706-821-2604 or eberhartk@arcpls.org.

Saturday, April 2511:00 amScholarships, Loans, and GrantsLocation: Appleby LibraryCalling all students and parents, join Carol Ann Lott to discuss the many financial opportunities to pay for college.

Saturday, April 25 1:30 pmBuying a House?Location: Diamond Lakes LibraryLearn about various aspects of mortgages such as the different types, rates, and information about mortgage insurance. Presented by Fifth Third Bank. Required registration begins Monday, April 6.706-772-2432.

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SaturdaysMay 2 & June 6

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Check the listings for your local branch and come out from April 12th through the 18th to help celebrate National Libray Week 2015.

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Appleby BranchChildrens ProgramsWednesdays, April 1,8,15,22,29Wednesdays, May 6,13,20,2710:15 amToddler Story TimeJoin us for stories, songs, finger plays, and crafts. Best for ages 18 months and up.Registration is required for groups of 10 and more.706-736-6244

AprilSaturday, April 42:00 pmFamily Movie DayVisit Appleby Library for a family movie.For more information, call 706-736-6244.

Tuesday, April 72:00 pmChildrens MovieSpring Break Movie. Join us at Appleby Library for a movie. For title call 706-736-6244Registration required.706-736-6244

Saturday, April 11Saturday, May 2Saturday, June 62:00-4:00 pmChildren Game DayBoard Games for Children. Bring a friend and enjoy games such as scrabble, monopoly, connect four, etc.

MayTuesday, May 510:30 amMothers Day CraftMake a special craft honoring all mothers. Registration required. 706-736-6244

Saturday, May 23Saturdays, June 13, 272:00 pmSuperhero MovieVisit Appleby Library Super Saturday Movie. Call for title and rating of the movie.706-736-6244

Wednesday, May 2710:30 amBoomer Be NiceJoin author Stacy Marie Roberts for a story time about BULLYING.Registration required for groups of 6 or more.706-736-6244

JuneJune 1-June 15Childrens Superhero QuizTest your superhero knowledge. Come to Appleby Library for test sheet. The test must be completed at Appleby. No outside resources allowed. Prize awarded to the winner.

Wednesday, June 310:30 amMr. Bill, His Girlfriend, Nancy, and George-the-guitarThis summer be a super-reader, super-dancer-and super-singerRegistration required for groups of 6 or more.706-736-6244

Wednesday, June 1010:30 amC.H.A.M.P.S. Storytime for ChildrenChoosing Healthy Activities and Methods Promoting Safety presented by Richmond County Sheriffs Office.Registration required for groups of 6 or more.706-736-6244

Wednesday, June 1710:30 amSuper Hero Craft DayMake super hero theme crafts to celebrate summer reading.Registration required.706-736-6244

Thursday, June 1810:30 amFathers Day CraftCome to Appleby Library to make a special craft for Dad. Registration Required. 706-736-6244

Wednesday, June 2410:30 amReptiles and Amphibians Join Sean Poppy from the SRS ecology lab to view Reptiles and Amphibians of the CSRA.Registration required for groups of 6 or more. 706-736-6244

teen ProgramsAprilApril 6-April 25Teen Poetry ContestAttention Teen Poets!! Write a poem and enter into the contest at Appleby Library. A Prize will be awarded.

Thursday, April 92:00 pmTeen MovieJoin us doing Spring Break Week for the movie Divergent.Registration required.706-736-6244

JuneJune 22-June 30Book in A Jar ContestTeens guess the title of the book in the jar to enter for your chance to win.

Tuesday, June 92:00 pmDuct Tape Craft for TeensMake a superhero craft from duct tape. Registration required.706-736-6244

adult ProgramsAprilThursday, April 16Thursday, May 21Thursday, June 1810:30 amClassic Games for SeniorsBring a friend and enjoy a day of classic games such as chess, checkers, scrabble, and bingo.

Tuesday, April 2111:00 am Avid Appleby ReadersJoin the Avid Readers Book club to discuss The Storied Life of AJ Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin.

The Augusta-Richmond CountyPublic Library

presents

Summer 2015Tuesdays 8:00 pm

Appleby Branch Library2260 Walton Way at Johns Road Augusta, Georgia (706) 736-6244

June 2 The Henrys (American music)June 9 Preston & Weston, featuring Sandra Simmons (Jazz; R & B Classics)

June 16 Kendall Driscoll (Poetry Reading and a Bach Flute Sonata)June 23 Savannah River Bluegrass Band (Blugrass)

June 30 Ft. Gordon Signal Corps Band (Patriotic music)

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Childrens ProgramsAprilTuesday, April 710:30 amSpring Break, Movie BreakEnjoy a movie rated G or PG on the librarys almost-big screen. After April 1, phone 706-772-2432 for the movies title and MPAA rating. No registration. Bring your own snacks. All ages.

Thursday, April 92:00 pmSpring Break, Movie Break: Afternoon EditionEnjoy a movie rated G or PG on the librarys almost-big screen. After April 1, phone 706-772-2432 for the movies title and MPAA rating. No registration. Bring your own snacks. All ages.

Tuesdays, April 14, 21, 28Tuesdays, May 5, 12, 1910:00 amPreschool StoryTimeStories, songs, games, short movies and crafts. Best for ages 3-5.Registration required. 706-772-2432

Tuesdays, April 14, 21Tuesdays, May 5, 1910:30 amYoung Childrens Story TimeSongs, finger plays, and story readings best for children ages 0-3.Registration required. 706-772-2432

MayTuesday, May 2610:30 amSuper Kickoff for Summer Reading Join us as we decorate book totes and bookmarks to kick start our summer reading program. All materials provided. No registration required. All ages welcome!

JuneMondays, June 1, 8, 15, 22, & 292:00 pmFamily Super MovieEnjoy a movie rated G or PG on the librarys almost-big screen. After Monday May 25, phone 706-772-2432 for the movies title and MPAA rating. No registration. Bring your own snacks. All ages.

Tuesday, June 910:30 amThe Morris Museum Of Art at Diamond Lakes LibraryJoin your friends at Diamond Lakes for a joyous exploration of the arts that includes book readings and an art project. Registration begins Monday May 4. Best for ages 4 and up.706-772-2432

Tuesday, June 1610:30 amSnakes, Lizards, Turtles, and (Maybe) A GatorSavannah River Ecology Lab Experience local reptiles and amphibians up close. Registration begins Monday May 4. Best for ages 6 and older.706-772-2432

Wednesday, June 1710:30 amFathers Day CraftJoin your friends a Diamond Lakes as we make a craft for Fathers Day. Registration begins Monday May 4. Best for ages 3-5.706-772-2432

Tuesday, June 2310:30 amEveryday Heroes: Fire FightersCome talk and learn about our local heroes the Augusta-Richmond County Fire Fighters. Registration begins Monday May 4. Best for ages 6 and older.706-772-2432

Tuesday, June 3010:30 amWorm Farm Join Robin Turi of 4-H for Worm Farm science. Registration begins Monday May 4. Best for age 8 and older.706-772-2432

teen ProgramsAprilWednesday, April 1- April 22Guess the Poet Teen Poetry ContestCelebrate National Poetry Month by guessing the author of famous poems. All correct entries will be entered for a prize. Winner will be announced on April 29.

Monday, April 135:30 pmSong Writing Workshop with the band Dayz to ComeCelebrate National Library Week with the band Dayz to Come at a songwriting workshop. Registration begins April 6. Best for 12 and older. 706-772-2432

Wednesday, April 15Wednesday, May 20Wednesday, June 175:00 pmTeens @ Your LibraryJoin your friends at the library for movies, crafts, and/or board games. Registration required. Best for ages 12-17. 706-772-2432

JuneThursday, June 410:30 amSuper Hero Perler Bead CraftJoin us as we create superhero perler bead crafts. Make a coaster or just your favorite superhero out of perler beads. All supplies provided. Registration begins Monday, May 4. Best for Ages 12-17.706-772-2432

adult ProgramsWednesday, April 1Wednesday, May 6Wednesday, June 310:30 amClassic Movies for SeniorsEnjoy a classic movie on the librarys almost-big screen. No registration necessary. Bring your own snacks. Call 706-772-2432 to find out what we will be showing this month!

Saturday, April 4Saturday, May 2Saturday, June 62:00 pmCoupon Class with Alicson RobertsJoin AliCson Roberts as she gives a class on saving money with coupons.Registration required. 706-772-2432

Thursday, April 9Thursday, May 14Thursday, June 1110:30 amSpecial Program for Special NeedsJoin us for short films, crafts, and other activities for adults with disabilities.Registration required. 706-772-2432

AprilTuesday, April 142:00 pmNational Library Week: Library DatabasesLearn about the library databases that are listed on our website. Required registration begins Monday, April 6.706-772-2432

Wednesday, April 15Wednesday, May 20Wednesday, June 2210:30 amClassic Games for SeniorsBring a friend and enjoy a morning of classic games such as bingo, checkers, chess, etc. No registration necessary.

Tuesday, April 212:00 pmYour Tech, Your WayBring your device, - phone, tablet, laptop, etc - and receive one-on-one assistance from library staff. Required registration begins Monday, April 6.706-772-2432

Tuesday, April 282:00 pmPublisher Beyond the Basics Take your publication to the next level with our tips and tricks for Microsoft Publisher 2010. Required registration begins Monday, April 6.706-772-2432

Diamond Lakes Branch

Diamond Lakes Branch Library

Book SaleSaturday, May 1610:00 am to 2:00 pm

Books, CDs, DVDs, and Audiobooks at prices that cant be beat all too benefit the library!

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Friedman BranchChildrens ProgramsMarch 30-April 6Jelly Bean ContestGuess How Many Jelly Beans are Inside the Jar? Stop by the desk to pick up a contest form.

AprilThursdays, April 2, 9, 16, 23 & 3010:00 amCyber Education at your Library with Ms. IhekwoabaLearn to be cyber safe and secure.Registration Required. 706-736-6758

Tuesday, April 7Tuesday, May 12Tuesday, May 1910:00 amStorytimeRegistration Required.706-736-6758

Tuesday, April 1410:30 amNational Library Week StorytimeTell Us Your Story! How has the Library changed your life?Registration Required.706-736-6758

MayTuesday, May 510:00 amMothers Day StorytimeMake a special gift for your mom or grandma. Registration Required.706-736-6758

May 18-30Matching ContestHow well do you know these Historical Heroes? Stop by the desk to pick up a contest form.

Tuesday, May 2610:30 amSuperhero YourselfIf you were a superhero, what special powers would you have? What would your costume look like? Draw yourself. Come dressed up like your favorite hero.Registration Required.706-736-6758

JuneTuesday, June 210:30 amDramaRamaAs the librarian narrates, kids act out the parts. Registration Required. 706-736-6758

Saturday, June 61:00 pmSuperheroes Movie MarathonRegistration Required.706-736-6758

Tuesday, June 910:00 amSpecial Program sponsored by the Augusta Public Library Childrens DepartmentHave you ever wanted to be a superhero? Come show off your superhero skills during storytime with Ms. Emily. Registration Required. 706-736-6758

Tuesday, June 1610:30 amParachute PlayCome & have fun with our parachute games.Registration Required.706-736-6758

Tuesday, June 2310:30 amAmphibian & Reptile Story time with SREL EcotalkCome enjoy an exciting, interactive program. Learn about frogs, turtles, snakes and more.Registration Required.706-736-6758

Saturday, June 271:00 pmMake & TakeDo-It-Yourself Day! Come and let the kids create a craft and take it home.Registration Required.706-736-6758

teen ProgramsAprilSaturday, April 181:00 pmTeen Poetry ContestWrite a poem or share your favorite poem on a leaf and hang it on a Poet-Tree. Stop by the desk to pick up your leaf.706-736-6758

JuneSaturday, June 131:00 pmMask MakingCalling all Teens!Registration a Must!706-736-6758

adult ProgramsMayFriday, May 811:00 amResume WritingCome and enjoy great Resume Writing with a Certified Professional Resume Writer Ms. Jackie BrownRegistration Required.706-736-6758

May 11-16Stuttering Awareness WeekCheck our Display Table

MayTuesday, May 52:00 pmComputing for BeginnersLearn the basics of using personal computers and mobile devices. Required registration begins Monday, April 6 (this class continues on May 12). 706-772-2432

Tuesday, May 192:00 pmPicture PerfectLearn how you can display, create picture art and scrapbook pages

with different computer programs at the library. Registration required. 706-772-2432

JuneTuesday, June 22:00 pmYour Tech, Your Way: The Next ClassBring your device, - phone, tablet, laptop, etc - and receive one-on-one assistance from library staff. Required registration begins Monday, May 4. 706-772-2432

Tuesday, May 2610:30 am

Super Kickoff for Summer ReadingJoin us as we decorate book totes and bookmarks to kick start our summer reading program. All materials provided.

No registration required. All ages welcome!706-772-2432

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Childrens ProgramsAprilWednesday, April 110:00 amStorytimeWith special guest Emma Kate Few, Miss Georgia High School.706-793-2020

Wednesday, April 810:00 amStorytimeWith special guest, Leah Palmer.Reservations Required. 706-793-2020

Wednesday, April 2210:00 amStorytimeWith special guest, author Kortisha Baker. 706-793-2020

MayWednesday, May 610:00 amStorytime, Wildlife in Your Backyard with the Savannah River Ecology Lab. 706-793-2020

JuneWednesday, June 310:00 amStorytimeWith Anne Sprinkle and her Therapy Dogs. Learn about Therapy Dogs and watch them perform tricks!706-793-2020

Wednesday, June 1010:00 amStorytimeWith special guests from the Morris Museum of Art. 706-793-2020

Friday, June 1210:30 amTie Dye WorkshopParticipants must bring their own white t-shirt(s) and will create a one of a kind funkadelic shirt. Brought to us by 4-H. Aimed at persons 3-93 years of age. 706-793-2020

Wednesday, June 1710:00 amStorytimeWith special guest Rich Rogers, Meteorologist for NBC 26 News.706-793-2020

Saturday, June 2011:00 amSuperhero Meet & GreetHang out and take photos with your favorite Superheroes & Villians! With the Agama Con Heroes & Villains.

Wednesday, June 2410:00 amStorytimeWith special guest Ms. Aspasia, Childrens Librarian from the Headquarters Library. 706-793-2020

teen ProgramsAprilWednesday, April 153:00 pmAnime 101With Josh Goodman. To be discussed: Soul Eater, Fairy Tail, Rave Master, Attack on Titan, Dance in the Vampire, Bund, Black Butler, Vocaloid and Death Note.

JuneFriday, June 2610:30 amSharpie Pen ScienceParticipants will create a small piece of take home art while learning the concepts of solubility. Aimed at persons 4th grade and up.

adult ProgramsAprilSaturday, April 4,4:00 pmSaturdays, May 2 & June 610:00 amClipping and Clicking for SavingsLearn how to save the most money by using print and e-coupons.

Tuesday, April 75:30 pmBurn All The Witches!: Why Did Early-Modern People Hunt Witches?Presented by Dr. Skip Clark, Professor of History and Dean of Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Georgia Regents University. 706-793-2020

MondaysApril 13, May 11 & June 811 amGame Day for SeniorsScrabble, Monopoly, Checkers, Chess, Cards, and More!

Monday, April 132:00 pmA Basic Introduction to Library Databases: What They Can Do For YouCelebrating National Library Week. Reservations Required. 706-793-2020

Tuesday, April 141:00 pmBasic Suicide PreventionPresented by Chris Owens from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Reservations Required.706-793-2020

Tuesday, April 145:30 pmMeet and Greet with A. Marie Silver and LeeAnn Rhodens, Editors of The Pilcrow and Dagger Literary JournalThe journal features original and creative short stories, essays, and poetry from writers from all walks-of-life. The Editors will talk about their journal and provide tips on how to get your work published.Reservations Required. 706-793-2020

Thursday, April 165:30 pmUnderstanding How Illness is Influenced by Culture in AfricaPresented by Dr. Angela R. Bratton, Associate Professor of Anthropology at Georgia Regents University, who will discuss implications of the ebola outbreak. Reservations Required.706-793-2020

Monday, April 202:00 pmDont Be A Victim: Common Financial Fraud SchemesProgram is presented by Angie Morales from Georgia Bank and Trust. 706-793-2020

Tuesday, April 215:30 pmA Black Mans Burden: Teaching the Roots of Yerbys ProtestPresented by Dr. Catherine Adams from Paine College, the presentation will discuss Dr. Adams experience of teaching earlier, published protest stories of the 1930s and 1940s. 706-793-2020

Thursday, April 235:30 pmThe (Sensitive) Topic of Age-Appropriate DressingHosted by Elle Shepard. Topics include People dont like to be labeled, and Dressing for that job interview. 706-793-2020

Saturday, April 2511:00 amResume Writing & Interview TipsHosted by Jackie Brown, CEO of Projections Resume Writing Services. www.projectionsrws.com. 706-793-2020

Saturday, April 252:00 pmCeltic Druidism in Modern Day PracticePresented by William and Jennifer Glenn, members of the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids (OBOD) of Suffix, England. 706-793-2020

Tuesday, April 285:30 pmEqual Marriage: Can We Agree To Disagree?Presented by Dr. C.J. Bannochie from Georgia Equality. 706-793-2020

Thursday, April 3010:00 amMaxwell Morning Book ClubWel are reading The World Until Yesterday: What Can We Learn From Traditional Societies, by Jared Diamond. All are welcome!

Thursday, April 305:30 pmOpen Mic Poetry NightAll are welcome! Celebrating National Poetry Month. You are welcome to read your own poetry, read other poems you enjoy, or come to listen. Hosted by Jeff S. Stinson, Branch Manager

MaySaturday, May 23:00 pmShowing of Closing Statement With discussion afterwards with Writer, Director and Producer, JB Star. After the post-film discussion, Star will sign purchased copies of his book, To Love the Soul of a Black Woman 706-793-2020

Tuesday, May 55:30 pmShifting Faces and Places: Great Migrations in Wild Seed by Octavia ButlerAnwanyu is a shapeshifting African healer in Octavia Butlers Wild Seed. The presentation will discuss Wild Seed as a migration narrative that assumes Africana agency in both the Old World and the New. Presented by Dr. Catherine Adams from Paine College. 706-793-2020

Tuesday, May 125:00 pmExplorations in Southern Folk ChristianityProgram presented by Dr. John Hayes, Assistant Professor of History at Georgia Regents University. 706-793-2020

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Wallace BranchChildrens ProgramsAprilWednesday, April 110:00 amEaster Bunny VisitJoin us for a fun filled Easter Story time with a special guest - The Easter Bunny. Registration required. 706-722-6275

May10:00 amSpecial Mothers Day StorytimeJoin us for Mothers Day stories and crafts. Registration required.706-722-6275

JuneThursday, June 1110:30 amWorm Farm ScienceJoin Robin Turi of 4H and learn the science of worm farming.Registration required. 706-722-6275

Wednesday, June 1710:30 amTye Dye CraftBring your own T-shirt and show your Tye Dye skills. All ages encouraged to attend. Registration required. 706-722-6275

teen ProgramsAprilThursday, April 233:30 pmPoetry Out Loud for Teens Come share your poems and poetry with your peers.Registration required. 706-722-6275

adult ProgramsTuesday,April 14 Decorative Display PlateMay 12 Instructors Choice11:30 amAdult CraftJoin us for an adult craft of the instructors choice. Please call for details and supplies. Registration required. 706-722-6275

Computer Classes at WallaceAprilMayJune 2015

Tuesdays,April 7May 510:00 amIntroduction to ComputersLearn the basics of operating computers.Registration required.706-722-6275

Tuesday,April 14June 210:00 amCreate, Save and Print FilesLearn how to create, save and print files in Microsoft Office applications.Registration required.706-722-6275

Tuesday, April 2110:00 amIntroduction to PowerPointJoin us for a brief introduction to PowerPoint 2010Registration required.706-722-6275

Tuesday, May 1210:00 amIntroduction to ExcelLearn the basics of Excel 2010.Registration required.706-722-6275

Tuesday, May 1910:00 amIntroduction to EmailLearn how to set up an email account and how to send and receive emails.Registration required.706-722-6275

Thursday, May 145:30 pmAn Intimate Chat with Contemporary Romance Author Olivia GainesAmazon.com Best Selling Author of Thursdays in Savannah discusses her work. 706-793-2020

Saturday, May 161:00 pmReading and Book Signing by author Dwan AbramsAuthor of For the Sake of Love discusses their work. 706-793-2020

Saturday, May 163:00 pmBook Reading and Signing of To Love the Soul of a Black WomanAuthor JB Brown reads from and discusses their work. 706-793-2020

Tuesday, May 195:00 pmGardens in Stone: Floral Representations on HeadstonesElizabeth Laney from the Redcliff Plantation Historic Site explores the

numerous varieties of flowers that are found carved in tombstones and the meaning behind the floral symbols. 706-793-2020

Saturday, May 233:00 pmAtheism: The Logical ConclusionProgram presented by the CSRA Non-Theist Group. 706-793-2020

Thursday, May 2810:00 amMaxwell Morning Book ClubWe are reading Crime and Punishment, by Fyodor Dostoevsky. All are welcome!

Thursday, May 285:30 pmMeet and Greet with the Editor of the Literary Journal The Southern TabletAngel, from The Southern Tablet, will be talking about the publication and about how to become published. 706-793-2020

Saturday, May 302:00 pmJourney to East Africa: KenyaProgram presented by Kenyan native Suzanne Graham. 706-793-2020

JuneThursday, June 45:00 pmDid My Time But Not The Crime: Life After Prison for Exonerated InmatesProgram presented by Dr. Allison Foley from Georgia Regents University. 706-793-2020

Saturday, June 131:00 pmCharles Darwin and the VictoriansProgram presented by Dr. Donna Wear of Georgia Regents University. 706-793-2020

Tuesday, June 165:30 pmHoudini, Conan Doyle & African AdventureProgram presented by C. Michael Forsyth, author of the book Sir

Arthur Conan Doyle & Harry Houdini in the Adventure of the Spook House. 706-793-2020

Saturday, June 202:00 pmReading and Discussion with Author Dr. Anna FaktorovichJoin this discussion with the author of Radical Agrarian Economics.706-793-2020

Thursday, June 2510:00 amMaxwell Morning Book ClubWe are discussing Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Cant Stop Talking, by Susan Cain. All are welcome!

Saturday, June 272:00 pmWhere the Right to Free Speech and the Right to Die IntersectProgram presented by Rob Rivas from The Final Exit Network.706-793-2020

Racing toRead 5K

Augusta-Richmond County Public Library

Racing toRead 5K

Augusta-Richmond County Public Library

Racing toRead 5K

Augusta-Richmond County Public LibrarySaturday, May 30, 2015

Julian Smith Barbeque PitLake Olmstead Park

3 Milledge Road | Augusta GA

For race details and to sign-up,visit any branch library or register online:

http://racingtoread.arcpls.org/

Sponsorship information or other inquiries,contact racingtoread.arcpls.org or call 706-821-2612 or 2604

This event is open to everyone.This is a community partnership event to raise money for the library,

to promote awareness of library services, have fun,and promote health and wellness.

(Strollers are welcome.)

1 Mile Fun Run - 9:30 am5K Run - 10:00 am