With Fiber Artist Laura Tandeske The art of embroidery dates back to the beginning of civilization and is practiced by cultures all around the globe. This valued art form is not only beautiful, It’s also good for mental health and wellness. Discover how embroidery is being used by various organizations to help many people as a tool for wellness. There will be a showing of work by local artists and a discussion on how the work was beneficial to their wellness. No Registration. Best for adults. About the Artist: Laura Tandeske learned to embroider at the early age of 5. She studied Fine Art at California State University East Bay and refined her embroidery craft with the Embroiderers Guild of America and San Francisco School of Needlework and Design. She has won numerous awards and her work was included as part of the 2 year Sixteenth National Exhibit with the Embroiderers Guild of America. Library staff may take photos, videos, or audio recordings at our events. Please tell us if you do not wish to be photographed, video-recorded, or audio-recorded. We will always respect your requests. An ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter or closed captioning can be provided for this program if requested at least seven (7) days in advance. For assistance, please contact your library or accessibility@aclibrary.org.
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Fun for the whole family! Family Storytime is a fun combination of storybooks, flannel boards, and songs to strengthen early literacy skills. Most appropriate for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration necessary.
In this program, students in grades 1 to 5 grade are given the opportunity to read to a Therapy Dog for 15 minutes. Reading with dogs is a great way for children to practice their reading skills in a quiet, comfortable, and non-judgmental environment. Therapy Dogs are great listeners! Call 925-973-3…
This Intermediate English conversation group led by Gary Richter meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons 1:30-3:00 p.m. at the library's conversation table. The group discussions focus on topics of everyday life in the USA. Everyone is welcome. See Gary's website for holidays/no class meetings.