Wednesday, May 11 ˇ 7 pm Bolton, a noted Cleveland author from 1864-1902. Bolton was published at the age of fifteen and maintained a writing career which embraced poetry, children's literature and biogra- phies throughout her life. Theatre Company Wednesday, May 18 ˇ 7 pm Top Girls by Carol Churchill. Top Girls transgresses ancient to modern femininity in two distinct acts. Act One features an imagined restaurant table full of ladies who lunch in a time-traveling dialogue from various centuries and cultures in womankind's history. Act Two is a springboard departure into family drama a personal examination of relationships between mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. Monday, May 16 ˇ 2 5 pm Saturday, May 21 ˇ 10 am 1 pm zines, movies and music from the library's digital collection anytime, anywhere. Bring your device and passwords to the li- brary to get started. This digital collection is available 24/7, 365 days a year, and there are never any late fees! No registration required. Monday, May 16 at 2 pm and culture lovers? Join in and discuss City of Falling Angels by John Berendt a book with a Cleveland connection. Books available at the library while supplies last. No registration required. But NOT for Lunch! Relationships and Social Connections in Retirement Friday, May 27 ˇ 1 2:30 pm Anja Sassenberg-DeGeorgia of Forward Life Coaching LLC. Learn how to keep your rela- tionships healthy and happy as you carve out your new life. Wednesday, June 1 ˇ 7 pm buffs? Stop by and discuss Cleveland in World War II by Brian Albrecht and James Banks. The authors will join the discussion. Books available at the library while supplies last. No registration required. Wednesday, June 8 ˇ 7 pm talk, called "Ask the Expert," where people can come in and ask an attorney questions re- lated to senior legal issues (i.e. elder law, VA benefits, trusts, guardianship, etc.). Stop in and have your questions answered. with U-EarthH Tuesday, May 10 ˇ 4 pm Grades K-5 stories Hosted by U-EartH (Ursuline Endless Art Healing), a student art therapy organiza- tion at Ursuline College. Thursday, May 12 ˇ 4 pm Grades K-5 gram. Bring your mad skills and create your own masterpiece! Your Garden Grow? Friday, May 13 ˇ 10:30 am Ages 2 to 6 with a caregiver grow. Listen to stories, sing songs, make a craft and even get your hands dirty while planting something of your very own to take home. Daughter Tea Party with Caroline Sunday, May 15 ˇ 2 pm Girls ages 6-10 and their mothers you'll learn all about American Girl, Caroline; and enjoy tea party snacks, games and activ- ities. Sponsored by the Friends of the Beachwood Branch Library. Wednesday, May 18 ˇ 4 pm Families deaf/hard of hearing children but suitable for children of all ages and abilities. ASL inter- preters will be present during the program. Magnet Show Tuesday, May 24 ˇ 4 pm Grades K-3 learning about the physics and chemistry of this most fascinat- ing scientific phenomenon. Wednesday, May 25 ˇ 4 pm Families stories and songs in Hebrew and English. Presented in cooperation with the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland. Thursday, May 26 ˇ 4 pm Grades 2-5 on experiments. Friday, May 27 ˇ 10:30 am Ages 2-6 with a caregiver hands-on, healthy, edible craft. |