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Monthly on Mondays at 6:30pm* Join the Crozet Library for a night at the movies with theater-style popcorn and drinks. Refer to ratings for age restrictions. January 22: The Big Sick (2017) February 26: I’m Not Racist..Am I? (2014) *Begins at 6pm. Discussion to follow. March 26: Loving (2016) (Same Page Community Reads) April …
Monday, February 26 at 6pm Join us for an important community discussion following the screening of this documentary about 12 NYC teenagers who spend a year talking and learning about racism. The discussion will be led by trained facilitators and is in partnership with Beloved Community Cville. Ages 14+.
Last Tuesdays at 4:30pm Jan 30, Feb 27, Mar 27, Apr 24, May 29 Bring any handwork project you’re working on or are interested in learning, and join this fun group for an hour of handcrafting and sharing. Ages 8 to adult.
The Crozet Library leads a diverse range of book clubs for teens. Snacks are served at each meeting. Free copy of the book included on a first come, first served basis. Please check each listing for age requirements. Registration required. Tuesdays listed below at 6:30-8pm February 27: Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. A dramatic high …
Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and yes, sometimes more fascinating than fiction, it’s NON-FICTION! Come into the library and listen in as we highlight some incredible stories from history and today, enjoy an afternoon snack and chat about books you’ve been reading. Ages 5-9. Requested registration begins January 2.
A crime has been committed and the Mad Hatter is the only one with the evidence. Teens must look for clues and crack a series of locks in order to escape the Mad Hatter’s tea party and report the solution to the library authorities. Light refreshments served. Grades 7-12. Required registration begins February 5.
Celebrate what makes you you, with fun stories and art. Ages 3-7. Requested registration begins February 12.
Learn to prepare for disasters that could impact your community. In an emergency, CERT members assist others when professional responders are not immediately available, and take a more active role in emergency preparedness projects. This class will cover personal preparedness, hazards, and an introduction into fire safety and medical operations. Ages 16+. Requested registration begins …
If you’re starting a new career or looking for a job, don’t miss this chance to sit down one-on-one with a collection of representatives from local employers. Get away from stressful online applications and talk to real people. Bringing your resume is encouraged but not required. If you need help with interview prep or writing …
Ever wanted to listen to a fairy tale from a Fairy Godmother herself? Join Charlottesville Ballet for "A Fairy Tale Gathering Storytime" as a professional ballerina reads classic fairy tales and teaches introductory ballet steps in an interactive storytime experience. Ages 3-11. Requested registration begins February 20.
Explore your family history with this workshop led by genealogy professional Dr. Shelley Murphy. This class will provide you with resources and guidelines to aid your research. Requested registration begins February 26.
Throughout history, young people have channeled their passions to make a positive change in their neighborhood and beyond. Enjoy several short films based on books about kids who have made a difference and then create a piece of art that reflects the passions in your own heart. Ages 6-11. Requested registration begins February 26.
The freedom of information is so important that James Madison helped write it into our Constitution. Learn more about your right to access information freely and the First Amendment, all on Madison’s day of birth.
The freedom of information is so important that James Madison helped write it into our Constitution. Learn more about your right to access information freely and the First Amendment, all on Madison’s day of birth.
The Crozet Library leads a diverse range of book clubs for teens. Snacks are served at each meeting. Free copy of the book included on a first come, first served basis. Please check each listing for age requirements. Registration required. Reading: Ghost by Jason Reynolds. A gritty and triumphant sports story. Grades 5-8. Required registration …
Three novelists will explore the connections between women as they discuss identity, relationships, motherhood, and courage. Authors on this panel will include Marisa de los Santos (I'll Be Your Blue Sky), Leah Weiss (If the Creek Don't Rise), and Adrienne Benson (The Brightest Sun).
Learn about South Africa and Miriam Makeba, the singer who used her talents to challenge apartheid. Stop by the library to get your free copy of Mama Africa! by Kathryn Erskine. Read it on your own and then join other Page Turners for an hour of book club discussion and fun. Ages 7-11. Required registration …
Turn a name, quote, or other text into a piece of art that looks elaborate, but is easy to make. Make for yourself or as a gift. Grades 6-12. Required registration begins March 1.