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July 2019
Let’s Discover Calligraphy!
Let's Discover Calligraphy is a four-week course taught by instructor Mary Lea Heroux. She will teach you how to apply calligraphy to notes, cards, and envelopes. It's easy and fun! Good penmanship is not a prerequisite! The program is for teens and adults. Space is limited, and you must be able to attend all four classes. There is a $10.00 fee for supplies, payable by cash, and due the first week. To register, please visit the Gritters Library or call…
Find out more »Gritters Knitters
Do you knit, crochet, cross stitch, or work with yarn in any way? If you would like to get together to craft, get inspired, and make new friends, then this group is for you. All skill levels are welcome — the only requirement is your enthusiasm! Just bring your project and yourself to Gritters Library on Fridays from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. The Gritters Knitters group will not be meeting on April 19, 2019 or November 29, 2019,…
Find out more »Book-A-Librarian
Have a complicated question? Need help beyond general assistance? Book a one on one session with a librarian Uninterrupted help for 30 minutes HELP WITH: Research; Collections; Catalog; Computers, E-Books; E-Audio books; email; and more Book A Session: Pat Ball (770)528-2522
Find out more »Red Cross Blood Drive
Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. Make a difference in your community and give the gift of life. We invite members of the Vinings community to consider donating blood and supporting this life saving initiative. Please call to make an appointment to donate at 770-801-5330, or register online at www.redcrossblood.org. Eligible donors will need to be at least 17 years old (16 with written parental consent). There is no upper age limit to donating blood! Please allow…
Find out more »Census2020 Job Information Session
Officials of the U.S. Census Bureau will be on hand to discuss job opportunities associated with the 2020 national census and to answer your questions about applying. The Bureau is currently recruiting assistants, clerks, office operations supervisors and census takers in our area. Pay ranges vary based on position and location. Stop by this free information session to learn more.
Find out more »Mini Chess Camp
Join Manav Ramprasad, chess champion and Wheeler High School student, for a mini chess camp every Wednesday and Friday in July from 10am to Noon. Interactive lessons and free play against other kids and the instructor in the teen room. Manav ranked in the top 100 chess players among his age in the country, and has won the Connecticut State Championship for 9th graders, taking 3rd among all high schoolers. Suggested for ages 7-12. Adult caregiver must stay in the…
Find out more »Chalk-a-Lot
What better way to start your day than with chalk drawing outside at Sewell Mill Library? Join us Friday, July 19th at 10:30 am on the patio outside the children’s department. Chalk will be provided. This program is recommended for children ages 2-6 years with their adult caregiver. (Rain only means a fun indoor craft!) No registration required. *Daycares & camps, please call 770-509-4936 one week in advance so we can plan for space.
Find out more »Threadmill Crafters
Have a project that you are working on? Need inspiration? Want to start a new hobby? Then join the Threadmill Crafters! All crafters, of all experience levels, are invited to bring their projects and make friends every Friday from 1-3pm. Bring your supplies and come see what your neighbors are creating! If you have questions or need more information. Call us at (770) 819-3290.
Find out more »Friday Flicks! @ Mountain View Regional Library
Join us as we turn the Mountain View Regional Library into a movie theater for the entire summer! Most Fridays, join us for a fun, family movie. Patrons are invited to bring a blanket, a pillow, and a dry snack to enjoy while watching the movie of the day. On July 19th, we’re showing Lilo & Stitch (rated PG). Lilo is a lonely girl who wants a friend. Stitch is the most wanted extraterrestrial in the galaxy. When he is…
Find out more »Make and Take Crafts: Universe of Stories Edition
Lewis A Ray Library has craft events for children of all ages. Stop in the library anytime between 2 PM and 4 PM to make Universe of Stories themed crafts to take home and use for educational materials and/or decorations. The library will provide all materials and directions to create your crafts. You only need to bring your creativity. Crafts will be set up in the Children’s area. You may stop by and make, or finish your craft at home. Be sure to pick…
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