Event Calendar

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

The physical and mental benefits of meditation are significant and well documented. Christine Valadon will present a weekly Zoom Heartfulness meditation, an effective form of meditation focused on opening the heart and practiced in over 120 countries around the world. Registration required.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Nov. 18.

Join the Tech Trainers on Facebook Live every other Wednesday at 4pm to learn about timely technology topics, including streaming services, buying tech, and more. Can't watch it live? Check out the library's Facebook page for recorded Tech Talk sessions.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Knit and chat with other knitters on zoom!

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Music Together is the perfect way to get young children to imagine, improvise, and express themselves through music and movement. A Sing and Swing instructor will lead babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and the adults that love them through songs, dances, rhythms, and rhymes virtually with Zoom. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor to ensure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Registration begins November 20.

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Kelly Jensen for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Kelly will create an interactive environment and cater the session to everyone's needs, so be ready to participate!

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Nov. 21.

Attention all bakers! Beat the winter blues with baking! Join University Heights Branch Library on Zoom for a special digital baking class. For ages 8 and up. Recipes and ingredients list will be emailed to you when you register.

Join us on Zoom to learn the basics in communicating in American Sign Language. Refresh and build upon your skills in the use of American Sign Language.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Are you a true crime fan? Do you enjoy solving mysteries? If so, then you are invited to solve a murder. Follow the clues and pay close attention to the evidence. See if you can solve the case before time runs out. Drop by the University Heights Branch library and pick up your murder mystery packet. Solve case by yourself, with a friend, or as a family. It's up to you! Packets will be available on December 8th while supplies last. For ages 13 & up.

The physical and mental benefits of meditation are significant and well documented. Christine Valadon will present a weekly Zoom Heartfulness meditation, an effective form of meditation focused on opening the heart and practiced in over 120 countries around the world. Registration required.

Come and learn how to knit or work on a project! Experienced knitters and newcomers are welcome as well as children with parents. Please bring your own needles and yarn. Some practice yarn will be provided and there will be an instructor to help you get started!
We will meet on Zoom!

Join us for a true crime book discussion, every 2nd Tuesday of the month! The December book choice is The Killer Across the Table: Unlocking the Secrets of Serial Killers and Predators with the FBI's Original Mindhunter by John E. Douglas. The book club is brought to you in partnership with Mac's Backs. Borrow the book or buy from Mac's Backs at 20% off.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Nov. 25.

Join the Tech Trainers on Facebook Live every other Wednesday at 4pm to learn about apps to try on your Apple and Android smartphones and tablets! Can't watch it live? Check out the library's Facebook page for recorded Appy Hour sessions.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Jackbox games are fun, fast paced, online party games. Players use your own personal device as a controller and can play from anywhere that has an internet connection. Players join by using the web browser on their smartphone - no app is needed. Registration is required so that instructions can be sent to participants prior to the start of the event.

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Learn gentle and low-impact yoga moves that promote circulation, strengthens the muscles around the joints, and increases flexibility, This class is appropriate for all abilities.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Kelly Jensen for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Kelly will create an interactive environment and cater the session to everyone's needs, so be ready to participate!

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Nov. 28.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

The physical and mental benefits of meditation are significant and well documented. Christine Valadon will present a weekly Zoom Heartfulness meditation, an effective form of meditation focused on opening the heart and practiced in over 120 countries around the world. Registration required.

Join the UH Library for a series of outside Family walks this winter. Join us as we stroll the beautiful streets of University Heights. Dec 15 @ 6pm Winter Light Walk (Weather date 12/17) Jan 6 @ 10 am Sled Walk (Weather date 1/20) Feb 3 @ 10am Winter Scavenger Hunt (Weather date 2/17) While this is outdoors, following CDC safety guidelines a mask is required for anyone over two years old and participants must maintain six feet distance. Ages 0-5 Registration Required

Dress in your warmest PJs, grab your favorite stuffies, build a pillow fort and join us for a cozy, cuddly pajama storytime on Zoom. Families with children ages 3-7 will hear stories, get silly, cuddle, and relax at this evening event from the comfort of home. Registration begins December 1.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Dec. 2.

The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio is presenting part three of the virtual Diversity Through the Arts series for students in grades K-5. Students will receive instructions for a hands-on art project and a recorded reading of The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson for inspiration. Craft supplies, available for pick up or delivery, and video instructions will be shared. The live Zoom event on December 16 will give kids the chance to show off their artistic creation and join an exciting discussion of inclusion, identity, and diversity. Join us for socially distanced socializing that celebrates our community! Registration begins December 2.

Join the Tech Trainers on Facebook Live every other Wednesday at 4pm to learn about timely technology topics, including streaming services, buying tech, and more. Can't watch it live? Check out the library's Facebook page for recorded Tech Talk sessions.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Knit and chat with other knitters on zoom!

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Kelly Jensen for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Kelly will create an interactive environment and cater the session to everyone's needs, so be ready to participate!

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Dec. 5.

Attention all builders and architects! Join University Heights Branch Library on Zoom for a sticky sweet construction challenge. Do you have what it takes to create a sturdy edible house out of frosting, and graham crackers? Lets find out! Ages 7 and up. Materials will be provided the week of the program. Registration required.

Come celebrate all things Cleveland with this fun and interactive Zoom book discussion group. The invite link will be sent to all participants via email on the Friday morning before the program. Dec 19: Cleveland Christmas Memories - Looking Back at Holidays Past by Gail Ghetia Bellamy

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Library Board of Trustees Meeting

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

The physical and mental benefits of meditation are significant and well documented. Christine Valadon will present a weekly Zoom Heartfulness meditation, an effective form of meditation focused on opening the heart and practiced in over 120 countries around the world. Registration required.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Dec. 9.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

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2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Kelly Jensen for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Kelly will create an interactive environment and cater the session to everyone's needs, so be ready to participate!

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Dec. 12.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

FREE fresh produce pick up at the Lee Road Branch for families and individuals in need. Must be 18 years or older. Please bring a photo ID and bags. First come first served. Rain or shine. Line at 4:30 pm. For questions contact Special Projects Manager, Maggie Kinney, at 216-932-3600 x 1290.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

The physical and mental benefits of meditation are significant and well documented. Christine Valadon will present a weekly Zoom Heartfulness meditation, an effective form of meditation focused on opening the heart and practiced in over 120 countries around the world. Registration required.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12

If you want to enjoy storytime from the comfort of your own home, here is your chance! Join us as we read books and sing songs in our Family Zoom storytime. You will receive an email with the Zoom meeting room and password prior to the program. In order to receive the room information, you must provide an email address, and you must have registered more than one hour before the program begins. Please do not share the room information with others who have not signed up. We will not be recording the programs and you may turn your video off if you prefer. We will have a staff member monitor the zoom meeting to insure safety for all ages. Please arrive to the Zoom room within five minutes of the program time. Lastly, please be patient with us as we learn how to bring our best to you wherever you are. Registration begins Dec. 16.

2020 has definitely been a year like no other. We want to know what this year meant to our teens. What writing or art did it inspire you to create? Share up to three pieces of poetry, short stories, photography, drawings, paintings, or any other work inspired by 2020 by emailing teen@heightslibrary.org. We will compile the works and share them virtually on our website https://heightslibrary.org/services/teens/ beginning January 17, 2021. Select pieces will also be displayed in the Lee Road Teen Room. Share your creativity with the world, as we say goodbye to 2020! For grades 6-12.

Read Woke is a feeling. A form of education. A call to action, and our right as lifelong learners. It means arming yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights. Learning about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join our winter Read Woke challenge on the Beanstack, and you can earn prizes by reading books by diverse voices. For grades 6-12