Dates 4, 11, 18, 25
Get fit and healthy when you join us for a calming session of yoga. Please be sure to bring your own yoga mat.
New procedural changes implemented April 2019.
One week prior to the start of each month, registration will open, dates may still need to be determined.
There is a max of 16 participants (two rows of 8, please) for this class. There will now be a sign in sheet on the door (or a table) for the first 16 confirmed on the list. Reminder calls are placed on Thursdays, please let us know if you can not make it, so another from the list can attend. And, please do not set up outside the door. We thank you for your patronage and appreciate your understanding.
Register Here
Class is full. Please call to be wait-listed.
Presented by: Greta Pastorello
Mixed media is one of the most enjoyable and exciting way to create art. When we incorporate more than one media in one single art project we are using a mixed media technique. For the purpose of this class, Greta will mainly focus acrylic, oil pastels, and paper.
Participant needs to bring: Bristol paper/pad, size 12 paint brush—optional items: oil pastels, and items below.
The library will provide: some oil pastels, acrylic paint, pencils & erasers, scissors, and glue.
Class size limited to 12 participants, ages 14 and up.
Presented by: Bonnie Summers, Illinois Master Naturalist
Beekeeping and gardening go naturally together. Squash, cucumbers, apples, melons and strawberries are just a handful of the many crops that rely on bee pollination.
This class is perfect for those of you who are considering beekeeping for the first time and want to learn more before bee season is in full swing. If this is the year for you to dive into beekeeping, this is a great place to start!
About the presenter:
Bonnie Summers has been a beekeeper since 2009. She claims not to be a honeybee expert, but attended a beekeeping class in 2009 presented by the St Clair County Beekeepers after her interest in the loss of honeybees began. She is employed as a pediatric nurse practitioner.
The Midwestern United States Imperial Club in Collinsville has teamed up with The Library to offer swing dancing lessons.
Taught by: David Todd and Tammy Dolan
Progressive format classes so you can get better each class.
All experience levels are invited. Ages, 18 and up.
Singles are welcome! Partners rotated frequently in class.
Regular meeting of the Glen Carbon Centennial Library District Board of Trustees. Open to the Public.
Do you like to Knit? Crochet? Embroider? Whatever your passion, gather and socialize with others who share your interest, and perhaps pick-up a few tips and tricks as you work your own creations! Please bring your sewing supplies.
Join other crafters at this weekly gathering to share crafting and conversation. New members are welcome to join at any time!
Dates 4, 11, 18, 25
Get fit and healthy when you join us for a calming session of yoga. Please be sure to bring your own yoga mat.
New procedural changes implemented April 2019.
One week prior to the start of each month, registration will open, dates may still need to be determined.
There is a max of 16 participants (two rows of 8, please) for this class. There will now be a sign in sheet on the door (or a table) for the first 16 confirmed on the list. Reminder calls are placed on Thursdays, please let us know if you can not make it, so another from the list can attend. And, please do not set up outside the door. We thank you for your patronage and appreciate your understanding.
Register Here
Class is full. Please call to be wait-listed.
Working with FamilySearch.org
Presented by: Beth Phillips, Hayner Genealogy & Local History Library
Attention family historians! Let’s search for our ancestors in the records, books, and trees. Beth will discuss ways to search for your ancestors on this free, community-based family history tool.
8 laptops are available for classroom use.
Please set up an account on FamilySearch.org prior to class.
Presented by Jon Burgmann of Burgmann Insurance Group in O’Fallon, IL
If you are looking to sign up for Medicare and have questions on how to register or what is covered, this will be a great time to ask. Bring your questions and learn what to expect when you join Medicare.
Do you love Food? If yes, then come join Cookbook Club. Every month come and enjoy exploring food with a theme. Take home the cookbook of the month and bring a dish to share. The theme for January is Soup!