For complete programming information, please visit www.cuyaogalibrary.org.
Pablo Picasso
Friday, Nov. 20 · 10 am
popular series on the lives and
works of beloved artists. Picasso's
enormous output kept his name
before the public, even though
his work seemed to be far from
the mainstream. His powers of
invention spanned more than
80 years. He became the very
prototype of the modern artist as
public figure. Sponsored by the
Friends of the Library.
Paul Gauguin
Friday, Dec. 4 · 10 am
popular series on the lives and
works of beloved artists. There
remains a profound sense of
mystery in his work. Of all the
images created by the artist
Paul Gauguin, none was more
striking than the one he crafted
for himself. It's often said that
he painted and dreamed at the
same time. Sponsored by the
Friends of the Library. Please
register at www.cuyaogalibrary.
org or call 216.831.6868.
Saturday, Dec. 5 · 10 am
but feel a little unanchored
about what this time will bring?
You are not alone. Many retirees
feel a need to reinvent them-
selves. This workshop will shift
your view of retirement as a
whole and open your eyes to the
unlimited opportunities it offers
you. You will walk away not only
with a clearer vision of who you
are today, but also with a game
plan of ideas for all areas of your
life: meaningful activities, social
connections, artistic expression,
spirituality, lifelong learning,
finances and health.
Instructor: Anja Sassenberg-De-
Georgia, FORWARD Life Coach-
ing, LLC.
Sunday, Dec. 6 · 2-4 pm
folk-art style. They are influenced
by her love of Matisse and by her
Armenian heritage medieval
Armenian manuscript images,
Iznik ceramics, and Armenian-Cau-
casian oriental rugs. There have
been shows of her paintings in the
Museum of Folk Art in Yerevan,
Armenia; Cambridge, England;
Berkeley and Fresno, California; and
Cleveland. Her paintings have also
appeared in Ararat Magazine and
on the cover of three books by her
husband, Daniel Melnick, including
his latest novel, "The Ash Tree."
Presents: It's MY Story!
Nov. 9 · 6:30 pm
Families
to present "It's MY Story!" Join
Wilhelm Grimm of the famous
Grimm Brothers and Gretel from
Humperdinck's opera, as the two
sing and tell the famous fairy
tale "Hansel and Gretel." Children
are encouraged to come to the
performance dressed as their
favorite fairy tale character.
Wednesday, Nov. 11· 4 pm
Families
deaf/hard of hearing children
but suitable for children of all
ages and abilities and their
parents and caregivers. ASL in-
terpreters will be present during
the program.
Thursday, Nov. 12 · 4 pm
Grades K-5
own masterpieces using our
LEGO pieces and a different
building theme each month.
Friday Family Fun:
Pete the Cat Party!
Friday, Nov. 13 · 10:30 am
Ages 2-6 with a caregiver
Pete! We'll celebrate with groovy
stories, songs, crafts and games.
Wednesday, Nov. 18 · 4 pm
Families
stories and songs in Hebrew and
English. Presented in coopera-
tion with the Jewish Education
Center of Cleveland.
with U-EarthH
Tuesday, Nov. 24 · 4 pm
Grades K-5
stories. Hosted by U-EartH
(Ursuline Endless Art Healing), a
student art therapy organization
at Ursuline College.
Mondays at 4 pm and
Wednesdays at 10 am
Ages 19-35 months
with a caregiver
Tuesdays at 4 pm and
Thursdays at 10 am
Caregivers and their babies
from birth-18 months
for baby.
Tuesdays at 2:30 pm and
Wednesdays at 1:30 pm
Ages 3-5 not yet in kindergarten
and their caregivers
little one.
Registration is required for all
register, please call 216.831.6868
or visit cuyahogalibrary.org.