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In the Display Case: Needlework by LOL Branch Manager Bonnie Richan
Recurring Events | |
Wednesdays 3:15 |
Paws to Read Come and read your favorite book to Berkeley! She's at the Los Osos Library on Wednesday afternoons. School age. |
Thursdays, 10:30 |
Storytime Stories, dance, and music for toddlers and preschoolers. | One-Time Events |
Friday Sept 6 2:30 |
Art Party Unleash your creativity at our monthly art party! Use your imagination to make unique art pieces using paper, pens, pencils, scissors, glue and more. All materials provided - you bring the inspiration! Creative options available for ages 3-12. |
Friday, Sept 13, 2:30 |
Hexbugs Have some fun with electronics creating pathways and mazes for Hexbugs. School age. |
Thursday, Sept 19, 5:30 |
Book Group The Book of Longings by Sue Monk Kidd. Drop in. Adults. |
Friday, Sept20, 2:30 |
Nintendo Bring your own switch or use one of ours, come play some fun Nintendo games with other kids. School age. |
Saturday, Sept 21, 3:00 |
Teen Advisory Board – Calling all teens! Looking for volunteer or community service hours? Help Librarian Emily run the Teen Advisory Board. Help plan events, create content for social media, create contest ideas,recommend books, movies, and more. Participation can be listed on job, scholarship, and college applications. Snacks provided! |
LOL Special Events
Book Discussion Group
All adults are invited to attend our monthly reading and discussion group on the third Thursday of the month.A good book is always better with company. It will be an evening of talk & fun. All adults are invited to attend.
Poetry Nights at Los Osos Library
Poetry Night is back! Themes to be announced. Sessions begin at 6:30 pm.
For the time being Poetry night will be a ZOOM event.
Read Together at Los Osos Library
Read Together: A Community Reading Experience offers anyone interested an opportunity to participate in a group reading aloud of a dramatic piece.
It may be an adaptation of a play, a novel or an original work written especially for this program.
As people arrive at the library on the evening scheduled, they are given a script with a part clearly marked.
There are parts of all sizes and as the women usually outnumber the men in participating, women often read men's parts.
There are no auditions, no rehearsals, and all voices are welcome. Visitors who come only to listen are also welcome.
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Needlework by Bonnie Richan