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- Lansing, MI, 48901
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- Literacy goes live at the mall!
Lansing Mall
Saturday, October 17 at 12:00pm - Knitting Circle
Okemos Library
Wednesday, October 7 at 7:00pm - Eat and Be Happy
Williamston Library
Thursday, September 24 at 6:00pm - THE MAYORS OF LANSING
Downtown Lansing Library Auditorium
Thursday, August 13 at 7:00pm
Capital Area District Library
Capital Area District Library
Film Movement Series at Okemos Library on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 6:30 pm
This month's film is The Drummer starring Jaycee Chan & Tony Leung Ka Fai. A
young Hong Kong rebel finds inner peace and a sense of purpose with a
group of Zen musicians in the hills of Taiwan. Series runs on the 3rd or 4th Thursday of the month. Ch...eck out www.cadl.org/events and click on Movies, Music & Art for future dates and film titles!Read More
This month's film is The Drummer starring Jaycee Chan & Tony Leung Ka Fai. A
young Hong Kong rebel finds inner peace and a sense of purpose with a
group of Zen musicians in the hills of Taiwan. Series runs on the 3rd or 4th Thursday of the month. Ch...eck out www.cadl.org/events and click on Movies, Music & Art for future dates and film titles!Read More
Source: www.cadl.org
Welcome to our new online calendar, featuring a complete list of the events offered at our 13 locations and Bookmobile.
Capital Area District Library Preparing your home for winter can add up to a fatter wallet and a greener planet. Learn how at our "Energy Savings at Home" program on Monday, Nov. 16 at 6:30 pm, Holt-Delhi Library. Get a free energy-saving item, too. Call (517) 694-9351 to register. Follow the link to read more about this program and our "green living" initiative.
Source: www.cadl.org
We’ve gathered a number of resources and scheduled several special programs with a “Green Living” theme to help you save money and energy.
Capital Area District Library We had a wild time at our libraries over the past few weeks when favorite storybook characters dropped in on our storytimes. Our very own Wild Thing kicked off the rumpus, joined by The Very Hungry Caterpillar and a couple of pups named Biscuit and Martha. See all the fun in our Flickr album, and stayed tuned for news about upcoming family fun events!
Capital Area District Library
Fall Singer-Songwriter Series at the Okemos location of the Capital Area District Library
Saturday, Oct. 24 at 2 pm with Brandon John Foote and Sam Corbin
http://cadl.org/news/songwriters
Source: cadl.org
A new family-friendly music series will be held this fall at the Okemos Library. It features talented local musicians who have made names for themselves playing throughout Michigan and across the United States. All ages are welcome and seating is on a first-come basis.
Capital Area District Library
Literacy goes live at the mall! Parents, be sure to stop by the Lansing or Meridian Mall this weekend with your children up through age 5. CADL has partnered with the Early Childhood Literacy Coalition to host live stage shows featuring music, storytelling and favorite storybook characters. Free giveaways, too! Check ...out all the fun on Saturday, Oct. 17 from 12-3 at the Lansing Mall, or Sunday, Oct. 18 from 12-3 at the Meridian Mall. Find even more literacy events at http://www.cadl.org/news/eclc2009.Read More
Source: www.cadl.org
Enjoy two weeks of free family events for children up through age five!
Capital Area District Library
Dianna Stampfler from Promote Michigan is back with an exciting new history program about Michigan's ghost towns. Originally centered in logging, farming and mining areas, hundreds of Michigan towns faded into history when the natural resources were depleted. Only a handful remain standing, silent and abandoned, as a r...eminder of what once was. Visit the ghost towns of the Great Lakes State in this fascinating tour of our history.
AURELIUS: Tuesday, Oct. 13 • 2 pm
WILLIAMSTON: Tuesday, Oct. 13 • 6 pmRead More
AURELIUS: Tuesday, Oct. 13 • 2 pm
WILLIAMSTON: Tuesday, Oct. 13 • 6 pmRead More
Source: www.cadl.org
What's happening, where & when at your local library.
Capital Area District Library This knitting circle offers something for everyone, from beginner to expert. It provides an opportunity to share ideas and work on new projects, and also features local artists giving expert advice on a variety of topics. We’ll also have refreshments and door prizes. Today’s featured artist is Lynn D. Troldahl Hershberger of ColorJoy by LynnH.
Time:7:00PM Wednesday, October 7th
Location:Okemos Library
Capital Area District Library Trying to make better food choices for you and your family? Has your teenager recently become a vegetarian but doesn’t know what to eat? Become knowledgeable in reading food labels, making wise choices in the supermarket and at a restaurant. Adults and teens encouraged to attend. Please call (517) 655-1191 to register.
Time:6:00PM Thursday, September 24th
Location:Williamston Library
Capital Area District Library
The Power of the Flower with J Schwanke
J Schwanke, flower design expert and host of the world’s first web
broadcast flower design show, JTV!, will demonstrate
techniques for arranging flowers and fun ways to use a single flower to
create gorgeous centerpieces for your home or special occasions.
LESLIE LIBRARY
Saturday, Sept. 26 • 2 pm
Source: www.cadl.org
What's happening, where & when at your local library.
Capital Area District Library
DOWNTOWN LANSING LIBRARY
Saturday, Sept. 12 • 1-3 pm
Source: www.cadl.org
Learn about the best deals in software, hardware and web services from an expert.
Source: www.cadl.org
A new family-friendly music series will be held this fall at the Okemos Library. It features talented local musicians who have made names for themselves playing throughout Michigan and across the United States. All ages are welcome and seating is on a first-come basis.
Capital Area District Library CADL Closed Labor Day Weekend All CADL locations will be closed Saturday, Sept. 5-Monday, Sept. 7. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 8. We wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend!
Capital Area District Library Check out our new searchable events calendar and let us know what you think.
Source: www.cadl.org
Welcome to our new online calendar, featuring a complete list of the events offered at our 13 locations and Bookmobile.
Capital Area District Library Check out "CADL Presents: Young Voices." A collection of poetry, stories, artwork, photography and comics by area teens.
Source: cadlteen.wordpress.com
Congratulations to all of the contributors to the Summer 2009 Teen Literary Magazine, CADL Presents: Young Voices. The submissions were fantastic!
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Capital Area District Library activated Facebook Mobile.
