Event Calendar

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Knit and chat with other knitters on zoom!

Knit and chat with other knitters on zoom!

Excel Part 2 covers setting up and formatting a spreadsheet, sorting and filtering data, auto fill, inserting comments, freeze panes and saving. Prerequisites: Excel Part 1. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins March 11.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Looking for something fun to do at home? Stop by the Lee Road branch at the beginning of every month to pick up an exciting activity pack! Fun, age-appropriate packs combining DIY crafts and other activities will be available for teens. New packs available on the first Friday of each month in spring. While supplies last. For ages 13-18

Welcome back story time at Walter Stinson Park. Bring a chair, blanket or sit in your stroller Join the library staff for stories, songs, & movement! Look for us in the field by the gazebo! We will be following UH park policy on social distancing and masks. Registration required. Ages 0-5

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Chelsea for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Tune in at 12 pm on the Library's Facebook page for live yoga or catch the replay later in the day!

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. 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 March 20.

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.

Join us on Zoom for Intermediate Sign Language. Go beyond the basics of American Sign Language, with an emphasis on conversational skills and using classifiers.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

We're getting the band back together! We'll be using the online RPG site, Roll20, to set out on our very own fantasy adventure. No experience is necessary! Supplies available at UH branch for checkout. Participants must be signed up in order to receive the game link. Ages 12-17

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Stop by the library to pick up a weather in a jar activity pack. Each week we will be making a different type of weather: snow storm, rain clouds, and tornado. Pick up available Tuesdays in April. Ages 7 and up Registration Required.

Create tables with rows, columns, and borders to easily arrange information in Word documents. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Word basics. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins February 23.

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 Steve from the Noble branch for a wintery Virtual Trivia Night! Team up with friends and family to show that all that useless information you know is not so useless after all. Questions will cover a wide range of subjects and will be family friendly. This event will be held via Zoom Meetings. Participants must register with an email address on the Heights Library website in order to receive the invitation for the program. Instructions for downloading Zoom will be sent a week before the program. Registration begins March 23rd.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. 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.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

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 March 24.

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.

The Noble branch was renovated in 2011. Since then, our neighborhood's needs have grown. In order to make sure we are serving the Noble Neighborhood as well as we can, we want to hear from our community. Please register, and we will send you Zoom login info before the program.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Slavery and the Health Care Zoom: 8236485349 password: 691353

Local physician, Dr. Hazel Green Young, MD will provide instruction and tips for making a vaccine appointment, including how to find vaccine locations and procedures for scheduling. If availability allows, Dr. Green Young will assist in securing an appointment. Please note, we cannot guarantee you will leave with an appointment. Medical insurance information is required to make an appointment. Please bring your insurance cards. This is a small group, in-person program. Masks are required, and participants will be socially distanced. Registration is required.

Excel Part 3 covers simple formulas, the AutoSum function, merging and splitting cells, headers, protecting cell data, using templates and printing. Prerequisites: Excel Parts 1 and 2. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins March 11.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Welcome back story time at Walter Stinson Park. Bring a chair, blanket or sit in your stroller Join the library staff for stories, songs, & movement! Look for us in the field by the gazebo! We will be following UH park policy on social distancing and masks. Registration required. Ages 0-5

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Chelsea for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Tune in at 12 pm on the Library's Facebook page for live yoga or catch the replay later in the day!

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

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 March 27.

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.

Join us on Zoom for Intermediate Sign Language. Go beyond the basics of American Sign Language, with an emphasis on conversational skills and using classifiers.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

A paved pedestrian path extends from Bradford Road between South Taylor and Canterbury. Why is it there? Find out the unique history of this path, and what neighbors are doing to improve its green space. Hosted by Heights Libraries Zoom Meeting ID 812 2370 6193

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Stop by the library to pick up a weather in a jar activity pack. Each week we will be making a different type of weather: snow storm, rain clouds, and tornado. Pick up available Tuesdays in April. Ages 7 and up Registration Required.

Use Word to create customized labels for return addresses, mailings, and gifts. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Word basics. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins February 23.

Looking for teens who want to participate in an outdoor theater program. Perfect for teens who want to be part of a community with a family feel, where being different has never meant they were not cool.

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 us on zoom for the opportunity to chat with other knitters while working on projects from home. Crocheters are also welcome!

Join us twice a month for an evening Zoom storytime. This storytime will be calmer and quieter than our daytime storytime, prepping kids for sweet dreams. For preschoolers of all ages.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Bring your babies and blankets for books, bopping, and bouncing at our outdoor lap-sit program. Weather permitting. For children birth through walking

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Bring a blanket to sit on, and join us for stories, songs, and dancing! Weather permitting. For preschoolers of all ages.

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 March 31.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Bring your blankets and masks to the corner of Corydon and Lee for stories, songs, and rhymes. We will be on the lawn, properly distanced and masked. On days with inclement weather, the program will be cancelled.

Knit and chat with other knitters on zoom!

Knit and chat with other knitters on zoom!

Learn budget basics and how to create a simple budget worksheet using Microsoft Excel 2019. This class involves using Excel skills- inserting text, basic functions, Autosum, AutoFill, and more! Prerequisites: Excel basics or completion of Excel parts 1,2,3. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins March 11.

Thur, April 15: Local sci-fi authors Marie Vibbert and Doug Henderson both share their latest books in a two-fer book night. Vibbert reads from Galactic Hell Cats, her newly released science fiction novel that one reviewer described as "a fun romp around found family and finding your place in the Universe." Henderson reads from his new novel, The Cleveland Heights LGBTQ Sci-Fi and Fantasy Role Playing Club. Set in part in the hipster neighborhood of Coventry Road a group of friends engage in a role-playing club that interweaves with their "real" lives in unexpected ways.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Welcome back story time at Walter Stinson Park. Bring a chair, blanket or sit in your stroller Join the library staff for stories, songs, & movement! Look for us in the field by the gazebo! We will be following UH park policy on social distancing and masks. Registration required. Ages 0-5

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Chelsea for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Tune in at 12 pm on the Library's Facebook page for live yoga or catch the replay later in the day!

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

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 April 3.

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.

CANCELED Local physician, Dr. Hazel Green Young, MD will provide instruction and tips for making a vaccine appointment, including how to find vaccine locations and procedures for scheduling. If availability allows, Dr. Green Young will assist in securing an appointment. Please note, we cannot guarantee you will leave with an appointment. Medical insurance information is required to make an appointment. Please bring your insurance cards. This is a small group, in-person program. Masks are required, and participants will be socially distanced. Registration is required.

Join us on Zoom for Intermediate Sign Language. Go beyond the basics of American Sign Language, with an emphasis on conversational skills and using classifiers.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Library Board of Trustees Meeting

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Payroll training

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Stop by the library to pick up a weather in a jar activity pack. Each week we will be making a different type of weather: snow storm, rain clouds, and tornado. Pick up available Tuesdays in April. Ages 7 and up Registration Required.

Learn how the Windows 10 operating system works and how to organize and maintain folders and files in the Windows environment. New features - Start Menu, Cortana, the Windows Store and Edge browser will also be discussed. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins April 6.

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.

A classic coming-of-age story, The Outsiders covers two weeks in the life of a "Greaser" named Ponyboy and the deadly rivalry of his gang with the "Socs" (short for socials). Themes of self-identity, love, brotherhood, and death are brought to vivid life in this gritty tale, which was published in 1967 by the then 16 year old S. E. Hinton. Find out what "stay gold, Ponyboy, stay gold," means and why The Chicago Tribune named this as a book "with a powerful message." We will do a deep dive exploration into this book and question whether or not it truly stands the test of time in terms of relevance and readability. Zoom Meeting ID 823 648 5349.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Bring your babies and blankets for books, bopping, and bouncing at our outdoor lap-sit program. Weather permitting. For children birth through walking

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Bring a blanket to sit on, and join us for stories, songs, and dancing! Weather permitting. For preschoolers of all ages.

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 April 7.

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.

This presentation will share highlights from Cleveland area historic preservation projects that help stabilize neighborhoods, increase property value, influence community revitalization and generate a stronger tax base for cities. Panelists Diana Wellman, preservation consultant with Naylor Wellman, Brian Mikelbank, Ph.D. with Cleveland State University, and Stephanie Ryberg-Webster, Ph.D. with Cleveland State University, will share project examples and hard data to demonstrate how historic buildings and older housing stock contributes to our economy. Zoom Meeting ID 852 9312 8585.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Bring your blankets and masks to the corner of Corydon and Lee for stories, songs, and rhymes. We will be on the lawn, properly distanced and masked. On days with inclement weather, the program will be cancelled.

Use Excel to create a variety of colorful charts and graphs, including column charts, line graphs and pie charts. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Excel basics. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins March 11.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Join the library for a Spring Stroller Scavenger Hunt around the P.E.A.C.E. Park and Coventry Neighborhood. Rain date is April 30. Ages 0-5 Registration begins April 9.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Welcome back story time at Walter Stinson Park. Bring a chair, blanket or sit in your stroller Join the library staff for stories, songs, & movement! Look for us in the field by the gazebo! We will be following UH park policy on social distancing and masks. Registration required. Ages 0-5

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Chelsea for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Tune in at 12 pm on the Library's Facebook page for live yoga or catch the replay later in the day!

Families with children of all ages are invited to participate in an outdoor superhero scavenger hunt. Wear your favorite superhero costume and hunt for the heroes of spring and some of our favorite superhero characters. Stop in at the children's desk to get started.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

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 April 10.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

FREE fresh produce drive-through pick up at the Lee Road Branch for families and individuals in need. Must be 18 years or older. Please bring photo ID and make sure your car trunk is clean. First come first served. Rain or shine. For questions contact Community Engagement Assoc., 216-932-3600 x1250.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Expand your knowledge on how the Windows 10 operating system works. This class will focus on using flash drives, downloading and uploading files. If you have a flash drive, bring it to class! This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins April 6.

For grades 6 - 9. Do you like talking about books with other readers? Join our Zoom book club! Whether you loved the book or hated it, we want to hear your opinions. Each month, one lucky participant will win a $10 Mac's Backs Gift Card to keep their reading going. Registration required.
April 27: All Thirteen: The Incredible Cave Rescue of the Thai Boys’ Soccer Team by Christina Soontornvat Suspense, science, and mental strength—the complete account of an almost impossible rescue mission. May 25: The Remarkables by Margaret Peterson Haddix Time travelers, ghosts, or magic? What did Marin really see?

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 us on zoom for the opportunity to chat with other knitters while working on projects from home. Crocheters are also welcome!

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Bring your babies and blankets for books, bopping, and bouncing at our outdoor lap-sit program. Weather permitting. For children birth through walking

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Bring a blanket to sit on, and join us for stories, songs, and dancing! Weather permitting. For preschoolers of all ages.

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 April 14.

Calling all party people! Movers, dancers, and shakers of all ages are invited to a rad afternoon of outdoor dancing, stories, and games. Put on your brightest, most extraordinary attire and come ready to celebrate the spring season. Weather permitting. Registration begins April 14.

Join us to learn about Stadium Squares history, preservation, and economic development opportunities nearly one year after it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Also known as the Monroe Subdivision, the area encompasses 6.92 acres located on South Taylor Road and Superior Park Drive. Construction began in 1926 and the area soon became known for its Tudor Revival-style buildings, including the Taylor-Superior Building and Barclay Courts Apartments. Hosted virtually by Heights Libraries Zoom Meeting ID 837 4465 1930

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Bring your blankets and masks to the corner of Corydon and Lee for stories, songs, and rhymes. We will be on the lawn, properly distanced and masked. On days with inclement weather, the program will be cancelled.

Learn all about Excel formulas and functions. The class will discuss formula basics, common functions, the function library, cell references and the IF function. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Excel basics or completion of Excel parts 1,2,3. This class will be held virtually. A valid email address is required. Information about accessing the class will be sent to your email address prior to class. Registration begins March 11.

Join us twice a month for an evening Zoom storytime. This storytime will be calmer and quieter than our daytime storytime, prepping kids for sweet dreams. For preschoolers of all ages.

Are you missing your favorite hang-out SPOT? Do you fondly reminisce about library programs? Join our Teen Discord Server to connect with your library friends and staff online. Send messages, share videos, and post your best memes. Send us an email at teen@heightslibrary.org to get the details! For ages 13-18.

If you didn't complete last winter's Read Woke challenge, there's still time! Arm yourself with knowledge to better protect your rights and learn about others so you treat people with respect and dignity, no matter their religion, race, creed, or color. Join the Read Woke! challenge on the Beanstack app, and you can earn a great prize by reading books by diverse voices. Grades 6-12.

Outdoors, weather permitting. Meet under the Coventry PEACE Arch to learn the 24 short form of Tai Chi and the Eight Best Movements for Health from Qigong practice. Tai Chi and Qigong are gentle forms of exercise to bring about a total union of mind, body, and spirit and are ideal for any age.

Welcome back story time at Walter Stinson Park. Bring a chair, blanket or sit in your stroller Join the library staff for stories, songs, & movement! Look for us in the field by the gazebo! We will be following UH park policy on social distancing and masks. Registration required. Ages 0-5

Working from home and need a break in your day? Join yoga instructor Chelsea for Virtual Lunchtime Yoga! Spend some time focusing on yourself so that you can get back to work feeling refreshed and energized. Tune in at 12 pm on the Library's Facebook page for live yoga or catch the replay later in the day!