Check out some of our upcoming events at HPL!
Computer Class-How do I do that10:30 am, Saturday, May 5How do I do that?: This class covers a variety of different computer tasks, such as saving to a USB drive, converting a document to a PDF, and other topics of that general nature.De'ondra Pentecost will teach computer classes on Saturdays from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. Registration is required. To register, call HPL at 231-722-8011, or visit HPL's events calendar on our website. Registration opens one month before the class date. Brought to you through the generosity of the Friends of Hackley Library. Event Calendar |
MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOUMAY 5, SATURDAY 2:00Celebrate Star Wars Day! We'll watch a few episodes of the popular Disney XD show and make Star Wars themed crafts. Costumes are not required but are definitely recommended!HPL Events |
GIRLS WHO CODEMAY 7, MONDAY 5:30-6:30Did you know Hackley Public Library has a coding club just for girls? We are an official host site for the international girls Who Code organization. The club is open to students grade 6 and up. In the club, girls will master the basics of coding like loops, variables, functions, and conditionals to name a few. We will meet every Monday evening through the end of May.HPL Events |
Crafting Paper Roses6:00 PM, Monday, May 7
Learn how to make stunning paper roses that will never wilt! Just in time for spring, you can use paper roses to enhance a gift, decorate your home, or brighten up a party! Free for everyone, so come craft with us! Supplies will be provided. Brought to you through the generosity of the Friends of Hackley Library, and led by Nancy Hartman.
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Tips and Tricks for Phones and Tablets1:00 pm, Wednesday, May 9Having trouble with your tablet? Flustered by your phone? Bring it to HPL on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 2:00 to get tech help. Walk ins welcome.Event Calendar |
'Left to Write'Creative Writing at HPL3:30 PM, Wednesday, May 9Do you enjoy creative writing? Are you inspired by innovative thoughts and ideas? Become a part of 'Left to Write', HPL’s own Creative Writing Group! Here you can share your own stories, participate in exercises, and meet other creative writers. This group will provide a low key atmosphere for writers of all experiences. Everyone is welcome, so feel free to tell your friends! Bring your own paper, and your favorite pen! Facilitated by Donna Iverson, this bi-monthly group will be meeting on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, 3:30 to 4:30 PM.Event Calendar |
MONTHLY MAKERS: OZOBOTS OPEN HOUSEMAY 12, ALL DAYCurious about our little robots? Come by the library any time and discover how much fun coding can be. We'll have several activities you can try out, or you can make up your own code. The Ozobots work best for age 6 and up.HPL Events |
GIRLS WHO CODEMAY 14, MONDAY 5:30-6:30Did you know Hackley Public Library has a coding club just for girls? We are an official host site for the international girls Who Code organization. The club is open to students grade 6 and up. In the club, girls will master the basics of coding like loops, variables, functions, and conditionals to name a few. We will meet every Monday evening through the end of May.HPL Events |
Ray Kamalay's Musical Adventure6:00 - 7:30pm, Monday, May 14
Join us for an evening of musical diversity, with talented guitarist, Ray Kamalay! Fascinated by old and ancient music, Ray has built a remarkably diverse and historic repertoire of music that is familiar, intriguing and fun for everyone. His beautiful voice and wry humor are matched by his fine mastery of the guitar, empowering him to play many different styles of music exquisitely.
Event CalendarRay often tells the stories of the songs themselves, drawing the audience closer to his fine talent, and his love for music itself. Ray has collaborated with several notable artists, and has performed at some of the most prestigious venues, including Interlochen and the Edinburgh Festival. We are thrilled to have Ray perform at Hackley Public Library, and we hope you can join us for this musical adventure! “Ray wraps himself around the music in a manner that is not only stylistically but technically faultless.” Kalamazoo Gazette Ray has put together a collection of songs that deserves to be reviewed over and over again.” Hazen Schumacher, NPR’s Jazz Revisited |
Tech Tuesday12:00 - 7:00 pm Tuesday, May 15Reserve your 30 minute appointment to have your computer/tech questions answered by our in-house IT people. We will answer questions on using computers and apps-anything from how to navigate Windows to how to upload pictures to Facebook. Call 231-722-8012 at least 24 hours in advance to reserve your spot. By appointment only, walk-in spots will not be available.Event Calendar |
Tips and Tricks for Phones and Tablets1:00 pm, Wednesday, May 16Having trouble with your tablet? Flustered by your phone? Bring it to HPL on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 2:00 to get tech help. Walk ins welcome.Event Calendar |
Genealogy/Family History Workshop10:30 am - 12:30 pm, Saturday, May 19Presented by the Muskegon County Genealogy Society. For anyone who is excited about researching their family history. You must pre-register; limited to 6 individuals for each workshop. Held in the Local History & Genealogy Department at the Torrent House. Please call 722-7276 ext. 240 to register.Event Calendar |
Computer Class-Pinterest10:30 am, Saturday, May 19De'ondra Pentecost will teach computer classes on Saturdays from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. Registration is required. Call HPL at 231-722-8011 to register. Registration opens one month before the class date. Brought to you through the generosity of the Friends of Hackley Library.Introduction to Pinterest - Learn what Pinterest is, how to set up an account, search for pins, save pins, etc. Event Calendar |
MINECRAFTMAY 19, SATURDAY 2:00-4:00Sharpen your axe--it's time to mine for all the supplies you need in Minecraft! This computer-based activity is open to the first 20 participants.Registration is required. Save your seat by going online at http://www.hackleylibrary.org/events or calling 231-722-8014.HPL Events |
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