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======childrens===========
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Signing Story Time
Every 1st and 3rd Monday and following Thursdays
10:00 AM
Come learn how to use sign language to increase communication and literacy skills through songs, activities, reading, and sign! For babies and toddlers, ages 0-3, and their caregivers.
==Tuesday==
Kid Craft
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Mar 6, 7, Apr 3, 4, May 1, 2
10:00 AM
Join us for a fun craft while you're here for story time! For ages 3-5.
Story Time with Wishing Chair Productions
Every Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM
9:30 AM
Story Time is a weekly must for children of all ages. The Professor, Library Pete, Mary Mary, and their puppet friends sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. For ages 0-6.
Story Time with Wishing Chair Productions
Every Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM
10:30 AM
Story Time is a weekly must for children of all ages. The Professor, Library Pete, Mary Mary, and their puppet friends sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. For ages 0-6.
Story Time with Wishing Chair Productions
Every Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM
11:30 AM
Story Time is a weekly must for children of all ages. The Professor, Library Pete, Mary Mary, and their puppet friends sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. For ages 0-6.
==Wednesday==
==Thursday==
==Friday==
Gulliver's Travels
Fridays and Saturdays, Mar 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31, 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM
10:30 AM
Gulliver's Travels is a classic adventure story by Jonathan Swift involving several voyages of Lemuel Gulliver, who finds himself upon several unknown islands living with people and animals of unusual sizes, behaviors, and philosophies! 30 min. Recommended for ages 8 and older, but all are welcome.
Gulliver's Travels
Fridays and Saturdays, Mar 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31, 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM
11:30 AM
Gulliver's Travels is a classic adventure story by Jonathan Swift involving several voyages of Lemuel Gulliver, who finds himself upon several unknown islands living with people and animals of unusual sizes, behaviors, and philosophies! 30 min. Recommended for ages 8 and older, but all are welcome.
The Amazing Twins
Fridays and Saturdays, Apr 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28, 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM
10:30 AM
Puppets of all types illuminate the ancient Maya tales of Creation and the Amazing Twins. Follow the Amazing Twins through the nefarious and mysterious underworld as they attempt to save themselves and, in turn, all of mankind. Wishing Chair Productions created this colorful show in collaboration with Vanderbilt's Center for Latin American Studies. 30 min. Recommended for ages 6-12, but all are welcome.
The Amazing Twins
Fridays and Saturdays, Apr 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28, 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM
11:30 AM
Puppets of all types illuminate the ancient Maya tales of Creation and the Amazing Twins. Follow the Amazing Twins through the nefarious and mysterious underworld as they attempt to save themselves and, in turn, all of mankind. Wishing Chair Productions created this colorful show in collaboration with Vanderbilt's Center for Latin American Studies. 30 min. Recommended for ages 6-12, but all are welcome.
==Saturday==
==Sunday==
==Others==
NPL Fandom Fest Kickoff
Saturday, Mar 3
10:30 AM
Let your geek flag fly! Join Teen Services for a day of workshops, demos, special guests, games, prizes, a cosplay contest, and more! All ages and fandoms welcome.
Cosplayers: We encourage you to come dressed up, but please note that per library policy, firearms and/or weapons of any sort, including fake ones, are not allowed on library premises.
Social Media: Understanding and Etiquette
Tuesday, Mar 20
2:00 PM
Get to know the ins and outs of the different types of social media. Learn when to use what, why, and even etiquette.
Recipe Books with Turnip Green
Thursday, Mar 22
1:30 PM
Create a unique, handmade recipe book from wallpaper samples and other repurposed materials that have been diverted from the landfill. For ages 8-13.
Homeschool Tweens
Thursdays, Mar 22, Apr 26, May 24
1:30 PM
Homeschoolers ages 8-13 are welcome to join us in the Children's Department as we explore a new topic every month.
READing Paws
Saturdays, Mar 3, Apr 7, May 5
1:00 AM
Ages 5-12 are welcome to come read to a furry friend. Registration is required. Please call (615) 862-5785 to register.
Homeschool Friends
Thursdays, Mar 8, Apr 12, May 10
1:30 PM
Children ages 5-8 who are homeschooled are welcome to join us for themed activities.
Alley Hour
Wednesday, Apr 4
10:30 AM
Tweens ages 8-13, stop by the Alley to create, tinker and explore.
Recycled Aboriginal Inspired Jewelry with Turnip Green
Thursday, Apr 12
1:30 PM
Discover the significance of Aboriginal art's symbolism, and use found objects to create fashionable, meaningful, and environmentally friendly wearable art. For ages 8-13.
Early Literacy Workshop
Saturdays, Apr 7, 14
10:00 AM
Research shows that children “get ready” to read years before they start school. Did you know that there are fun, easy things you can do at home with your child to help him/her develop these skills? Join us for a two part workshop to learn about early literacy and how you can help your child. Children, ages 3-5, are encouraged to attend with their parent.
Registration is required. Call (615) 862-5800 ext. 73639 to reserve your seat.
Part 1: April 7
Part 2: April 14
======teens===========
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Artcetera
Every Monday when school is in session
3:30 PM
Tap into your creative side! We'll explore arts, crafts, digital tools, writing, and more. Activities vary each week. For teens in grades 7-12.
Mar 5: Represent your favorite fandom with a magnet or pin.
Studio NPL Graphic Design and Photography
Every Monday
4:00 PM
Join Studio NPL mentors at our Main space to explore studio photography, lighting, and graphic design. Patrons will have the opportunity to use specialized professional level cameras, lighting, and software. All levels welcome. For teens age 12-18.
Music Production Audio Suite
Every Monday through Friday
4:00 PM
A mentor facilitates these times as a combination of focused music production workshops and open access to the Studio NPL audio suite. Reserve times at the Studio NPL desk. For grades 9-12.
==Tuesday==
Playmakers
Every Tuesday when school is in session.
3:30 PM
A program for playing and making. For teens in grades 7-12.
Film and Media Production
Every Tuesday
4:00 PM
This Studio NPL workshop delves deeper into the various roles of those involved in the film and television industry, including storyboarding and script writing, voice over training, lighting, and camera operation. This class also builds on the real-world career skills needed in these fields and includes guest mentors from the film and television industry. Open to beginners and experts in middle and high school, ages 12-18.
==Wednesday==
Fandom Club: Labyrinth Interactive Movie Experience
Every Wednesday in March when school is in session
3:30 PM
Fandoms, unite! Geek out as we explore the art of fandom through discussions and debates, DIY fan art, cosplay, viewing parties, and more! For teens in grades 7-12.
Mar 7: Make magic wands out of pencils and hot glue while watching Harry Potter. Cosplay encouraged!
Fiction Writing Workshop
Every Wednesday, except Apr 4
3:30 PM
Teens work with mentors to create short stories and other forms of fiction. Workshops lead to the publishing of a final anthology. For ages 12-18. Hosted by Southern Word.
Book Bites
Every Wednesday when school is in session.
3:30 PM
Discover the latest and greatest in Young Adult literature. Books, activities, and snacks provided. For teens in grades 7-12.
Maker-Lab at Studio NPL
Every Wednesday
4:00 PM
Students will use software to design and print 3D models, vinyl decals, and graphics, and invent with robotics and engineering tools. They'll learn STEAM skills while acquiring techniques to invent their world. Open to middle and high school students aged 12-18.
==Thursday==
G.O.T. Fandom Crafts
Every Thursday, Mar 8 through Mar 29.
3:30 PM
Join us for some cool crafts inspired by the Game of Thrones television series. For teens in grades 7-12.
Mar 8 and 15: Dany's DIY Dragon Eggs
Mar 22 and 29: White Walker Ice Masks
Word Art Poetry Discussion Group
Every 2nd Thursday
12:00 PM
Join us for Word Art, a gathering for the appreciation of poetry. Explore the selected works of primarily American poets, together with a few poets from all over the world. For more information, please call 615-862-5816.
Teen Center Spring Fling
Every Thursday when school is in session.
2:30 PM
You never know what fun the Spring will bring, join us as we create and discover really cool amazing things. For teens in grades 7-12.
The Power of the Pen
Every Thursday, except Apr 5
4:00 PM
Teens work with mentors to learn the art of writing spoken word poetry and song verse. Writers of all genres are welcome. For ages 12-18. Hosted by Southern Word.
==Friday==
Flashback Friday with Metro Archives
Every 4th Friday
3:30 PM
There's more to the Library than books. Learn about the intriguing surprises Metro Archives has hiding in its stacks. This event takes place in the Main Library Teen Center (3rd floor).
Live Music Jam
Every Friday
3:30 PM
As a day to celebrate live music and performance, the Studio NPL music teacher brings out our collection of guitars, drums, keyboards, and more and offers instruction in basic music theory and performance. Special musical guests are invited throughout the series to jam with us. Bring your own instrument or jam with ours! Open to middle and high school students aged 12-18.
==Saturday==
Studio NPL Open Lab
Every Saturday
12:00 PM
Teen patrons are welcome to drop by the Studio to start or finish Studio NPL projects, refresh skills on any technology, or just hang out and tinker. Rotating staff of mentors are available to assist in pop-up programming. For grades 7-12.
==Sunday==
==Others==
NPL Fandom Fest Kickoff
Saturday, Mar 3
10:30 AM
Let your geek flag fly! Join Teen Services for a day of workshops, demos, special guests, games, prizes, a cosplay contest, and more! All ages and fandoms welcome.
Cosplayers: We encourage you to come dressed up, but please note that per library policy, firearms and/or weapons of any sort, including fake ones, are not allowed on library premises.
Chinese Arts Alliance of Nashville presents: Chinese Martial Arts, Dance, and Music
Tuesday, Apr 10
3:30 PM
Join artists for a demonstration of Chinese martial arts, Tai Chi, dance, and music, then stick around for a Q&A session afterward. For teens in grades 7-12.
======adults===========
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Lunchtime Meditation
Every 1st Monday
12:15 PM
Join us to de-stress during lunch. Meditation teacher Lisa Ernst, founder of One Dharma Nashville, demonstrates mindfulness techniques to help you reduce stress and increase overall well-being. All are welcome. No registration required.
Meditation held in the Children's Theatre (2nd floor).
Lunchtime Yoga
Every Monday
1:00 PM
Come practice yoga with a Yoga Alliance certified instructor. All you need are comfy clothes and a yoga mat or towel. Beginners to intermediates welcome.
Class held in the Children's Theatre (2nd floor).
==Tuesday==
Job and Housing Help from Metro Social Services
Every Tuesday
9:00 AM
City-employed social workers help Davidson County residents, 18 years and older, who are homeless or at imminent risk of losing their housing. They do not provide direct financial assistance to library patrons, but instead refer people to community organizations that can help them obtain or keep housing and employment.
Great Books Reading and Discussion Program
Every Tuesday
4:45 PM
Explore the classics.
Crime & Punishment, by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Mar 6: Part 1, Chapters 1-3
Mar 13: Part 1, Chapters 4-7
Mar 20: Part 2, Chapters 1-4
Mar 27: Part 2, Chapters 5-7
Apr 3: Part 3, Chapters 1-3
Apr 10: Part 3, Chapters 4-6
Apr 17: Part 4, Chapters 1-3
Apr 24: Part 4, Chapters 4-6
May 1: Part 5, Chapters 1-3
May 8: Part 5, Chapters 4-5
May 15: Part 6, Chapters 1-4
May 22: Part 6, Chapters 5-8
May 29: Epilogue
Jobs Lab
Every Tuesday and Thursday
11:00 AM
Drop into Jobs Lab for personal help creating a resume, searching for a job, and more.
==Wednesday==
Panel Discussion: A Comics Book Club
Every 1st Wednesday
12:00 PM
Marvel vs. DC? Fantagraphics vs. Drawn & Quarterly? Join us for Panel Discussion, a comics book club for adults. We meet in the Main Library Commons, 3rd floor.
2nd Wednesday Book Club
Every 2nd Wednesday
12:00 PM
2nd Wednesday Book Club engages in thought-provoking discussions of contemporary and classic titles. Take part in the discussion or listen while you lunch. Meets in The Commons, 3rd Floor.
Mental Health Cooperative Outreach
Every Wednesday
1:00 PM
Mental Health Cooperative outreach workers host drop-in visits in the third-floor study rooms. They can provide counseling and assist people experiencing homelessness in applying for benefits.
Operation Stand Down Veterans Outreach
Every Wednesday
3:00 PM
An outreach worker with Operation Stand Down Tennessee will assist any Veteran with questions on how to connect to the resources and benefits they've earned. Job search and placement, transitional and permanent supportive housing, 9-11 GI Bill Advice, and legal aid assistance are just a few of the services provided by OSDTN.
==Thursday==
Killer Thrillers Book Club: Darktown by Thomas Mullen
Every 1st Thursday
12:00 PM
Every 1st Thursday Join us for Killer Thrillers, a book club devoted to reading mysteries and thrillers, both classic and contemporary. Meets in The Commons, Main Library, 3rd Floor.
Word Art Poetry Discussion Group
Every 2nd Thursday
12:00 PM
Join us for Word Art, a gathering for the appreciation of poetry. Explore the selected works of primarily American poets, together with a few poets from all over the world. For more information, please call 615-862-5816.
Computer Help Lab Hours
Every Thursday
2:00 PM
If you need extra help working with computers or know nothing about computers and want to learn, stop into our open lab hours in the computer classroom. Get personalized assistance from a librarian with your computer needs.
==Friday==
==Saturday==
Shakespeare Allowed!
Every 1st Saturday
12:00 PM
Nashville Shakespeare Festival invites you to read every play Shakespeare wrote, out loud in a reading circle.
March 3: Cymbeline
April 7: Henry VII
May 5: The Two Noble Kinsmen
HTML and CSS Learning Circle
Every Saturday through Apr 21
10:00 AM
Start computer coding at the library. Utilizing the learning circle model, learn HTML and CSS. For those with little to no coding background, but with an understanding of computers.
Internet Advocacy: Turning Online Likes to Offline Wins
Every 2nd Saturday
10:00 AM
Join Katie Alexander, an experienced state-wide advocacy organizer, to learn about using the internet to advocate for your community, cause, or organization!
==Sunday==
==Others==
Cube Pushers Game Club and Swap Meet
Saturdays, Dec 16, Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 17, Apr 21, May 19
12:00 PM
Do you like hobby board games? Come play at the library. Great lighting and super comfy chairs. BYOG (bring-your-own-game) or play one of the library's games. Real life game librarians can teach you a new board game. There will be door prizes and an all day game swap.
Cube Pushers is for grown-up gamers. Munchkins should be accompanied by adult gamers.
Wolf Tickets and Pickled Peppers Poetry Writing Workshop
Saturdays, Jan 6, Jan 27, Feb 17, Mar 10, Mar 31, Apr 21
11:00 AM
This 6-week poetry writing workshop focuses on basics in poetry composition--rhythm, rhyme, meter--and launches into examinations of free verse, contemporary approaches, and a host of fun and interesting figures of speech.
Each session presents new material and practice opportunities. Attendance is limited to fifteen, so call and reserve your place early. For adults and teens.
For more information, contact Paul Smethers at [email protected] or (615) 862-5816.
NPL Fandom Fest Kickoff
Saturday, Mar 3
10:30 AM
Let your geek flag fly! Join Teen Services for a day of workshops, demos, special guests, games, prizes, a cosplay contest, and more! All ages and fandoms welcome.
Cosplayers: We encourage you to come dressed up, but please note that per library policy, firearms and/or weapons of any sort, including fake ones, are not allowed on library premises.
Movies @ Main: Barbarosa
Saturday, Mar 10
2:00 PM
The Outlaw...The Outcast...and the Legend that was bigger than both of them. Willie Nelson stars as an outlaw who befriends a young fugitive (Gary Busey) in this critically acclaimed western directed by Fred Schepisi. Don't miss our Legends of Film interview with Barbarosa Screenwriter William Wittliff. PG. 1982. 90 min.
This screening held in first floor auditorium.
Learning eMaterials
Saturday, Mar 10
3:00 PM
Learn how to check out eBooks, eAudiobooks, and all the other materials offered for free through your library.
Thinking Out of the LunchBox
Wednesday, Mar 14
11:30 AM
Vanderbilt University partners with Nashville Public Library for Thinking Out of the (Lunch) Box, a series of lunchtime talks with a philosophical flavor with Professor David Wood.
Spring into Wellness: Eat Smart and Move More
Wednesday, Mar 21
12:00 PM
An Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) educator discusses food preparation and shows you how to plan your meals ahead of time by eating smart and moving more. You'll join in the cooking demo! Registration is required. Please call (615) 860-2395 to register.
Violins of Hope
Monday, Mar 26
The Violins of Hope are a collection of restored instruments played by Jewish musicians during The Holocaust. These instruments have survived concentration camps, pogroms and many long journeys to tell remarkable stories of injustice, suffering, resilience and survival. The Nashville Symphony is bringing the Violins of Hope to Nashville to facilitate a citywide dialogue about music, art, social justice and free expression.
Spring into Wellness: Adult Coloring
Wednesday, Mar 28
12:00 PM
A proven stress-reducer for many people, adult coloring has seen a recent rise in popularity. Drop by and enjoy the relaxation of coloring! Materials are provided.
Biscuits and Banter, a Potlikker Papers Book Discussion
Saturday, Mar 31
11:00 AM
Join us for a book discussion of the 2018 Nashville Reads selection, The Potlikker Papers by John T. Edge. Bring a favorite recipe to swap and share. We'll have coffee, tea, and biscuits served the Southern way. Please RSVP to [email protected] to attend.
Thinking Out of the LunchBox
Wednesday, Apr 4
11:30 AM
Vanderbilt University partners with Nashville Public Library for Thinking Out of the (Lunch) Box, a series of lunchtime talks with a philosophical flavor with Professor David Wood.
Spring into Wellness: Essential Oils
Wednesday, Apr 4
12:00 PM
Holly Tims from Oils and Options talks briefly about the history, safety, and uses of essential oils. The class emphasizes uses to help alleviate stress and seasonal threats, and includes a personalized make-and-take activity.
Spring into Wellness: InnerG Juice
Wednesday, Apr 11
12:00 PM
InnerG Juice provides a live demonstration of how to maximize nutrient intake when making juices, while not maxing out your grocery budget. During this workshop, learn how to pick and mix produce so that your juice looks as good as it tastes.
Learn Gimp Photo Editor
Wednesday, Apr 11
4:30 PM
Learn to use Gimp Photo Editor: a free and open-source graphics editor used for everything from image retouching and editing, to free-form drawing, and more.
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Mother Goose Moments
Every Monday
10:15 AM
Babies may join Ms. Donna for rhymes, songs, fingerplays, ABCs, 123s, stories, and more. For ages birth - 24 months.
Family Fun Time
Every Monday
6:30 PM
Join Ms. Katie for stories, songs, fingerplays, and crafts. For ages 3-5.
==Tuesday==
Books in Motion
Every Tuesday
10:15 AM
Join Ms. Katie for a special story time where we will celebrate books, movement, and dancing! For ages 3-5.
Adventure Club
Every Tuesday
4:00 PM
School-age children can join us for crafts, activities, special guests, movies, and more! There's something new every week. For grades K-4.
==Wednesday==
Story Time
Every Wednesday
10:15 AM
Singing, fingerplays, rhymes, ABCs, 123s, stories, and much more with Ms. Donna and Bear! For ages 3-5.
==Thursday==
Crayon Kids
Every Thursday
10:15 AM
Join Ms. Katie at the library for some crafty fun! For ages 3-5.
==Friday==
Grow Baby
Every Friday
10:15 AM
Join Ms. Megan for an engaging program geared toward babies (0-24 months) and their caregivers. We'll have fun with stories, songs and rhymes, as well as creative play and sharing time!
==Saturday==
READing Paws: Read with Snickers
Every 1st Saturday
1:30 AM
Visit with Snickers the Wonderdog, your canine friend who loves to listen while you read aloud. Bring your own book or choose one from the library. Call (615) 862-5854 to reserve your time with Snickers. For ages 5-12.
Storyland Saturday
Every Saturday
10:15 AM
Join us at the library for some super stories, songs, and silliness! For ages 3-5.
==Sunday==
Kids Can Cook
Sundays, Mar 18, Apr 15, and May 27
3:00 PM
Kids can cook, too! Join us for a fun program where kids will make fun and tasty food creations. For grades 1-4. Space is limited, please sign up at the Children's Desk or call (615) 862-5854 to register.
==Others==
Prince and Princess Party
Sunday, Mar 4
3:00 PM
Calling all Princes and Princesses! Join us at the library where you'll enjoy crafts, music, and a royal tale. Feel free to dress the part! For ages 3-10, but all are welcome.
LEGO Club
Sundays, Mar 11, Apr 8, May 13
3:00 PM
Imagine, think, and build something awesome with LEGO blocks! For ages 4 and up.
Bilingual Music and Movement for Little Amigos
Saturday, Apr 7
10:15 AM
Join Rachel Rodriguez as she reads, sings, plays, and dances, featuring Latino culture, Spanish language, and music. For ages 0-5, but all are welcome.
Nashville Ballet presents: A Classical Ballet Story
Tuesday, Apr 10
10:15 AM
This story time showcases pantomime in ballet, dance styles from around the world, and how musical style influences the story. It's a ballet about ballet, and it's the perfect ballet introduction for children. For ages 3-7, but all are welcome.
Peace Dragons with Linda Ragsdale
Tuesday, Apr 10
4:00 PM
Peace Dragon Lady Linda Ragsdale guides us in making our own peace dragons while telling stories about togetherness and communication. For grades K-4.
Fabric Fortune Cookies for Chinese New Year with Turnip Green
Tuesday, Apr 24
4:00 PM
Create fortune cookies from fabric scraps, and fill them with goals, dreams, and words of wisdom and good fortune, in the Chinese New Year tradition. For grades K-4.
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Teen Studio
Every Monday through Wednesday when school is in session
4:00 PM
Join us for different activities each week, including crafts, gaming, simple circuits, and more! For grades 5-12.
==Tuesday==
==Wednesday==
==Thursday==
Music Production
Every Thursday when school is in session.
4:30 PM
Play instruments and learn to make beats and music tracks. For ages 12-18.
==Friday==
Teen Tech Lab
Fridays, Mar 2, Apr 13, 27, and May 11
3:00 PM
Teens work with a Studio NPL mentor on innovative technology projects including music, video, photography, design, textiles, and more. Projects vary each week. For ages 12-18.
==Saturday==
==Sunday==
==Others==
Bookish Buttons
Monday, Mar 5
4:00 PM
Use a button maker to decorate your backpack with comic-inspired pin-back buttons. For grades 5-12.
Fandom Necklaces
Tuesday, Mar 6
4:00 PM
Keep your favorite characters close to your heart by creating a pendant necklace. For grades 5-12.
Perler Bead Magnets
Monday, Mar 12
4:00 PM
Are you a fan of vintage games? Come create 8-bit style locker magnets with Perler Beads. For grades 5-12.
Folding Factory
Monday, Mar 19
4:00 PM
Join us as we fold paper comic book heroes into cubes. For grades 5-12.
Make Your Own Baby Groot
Monday, Mar 26
4:00 PM
Let's sculpt miniature tree people out of clay, because we are Groot! For grades 5-12.
Strangest Things: Tabletop Gaming
Saturdays, Mar 24, Apr 21, May 19
12:00 PM
Come to the library and play all your favorite tabletop games! BYOG (bring your own games) or play the games on demo from NPL. Any game from Settlers of Catan to Dungeons and Dragons: any card game, board game, role-playing game is accepted. We'll have snacks and sci-fi movies available all day. Show up anytime with your friends and family, or come join a group! All are welcome at our table(s). For ages 12 and up.
Oasis ACT Practice Test
Tuesday, Apr 3
10:30 AM
Oasis College Connection presents a free ACT practice test; just bring your lunch and a calculator. Registration is required, please register at http://tinyurl.com/2018BellevueACTtest. For ages 14-18.
Create Your Own Paper Garden
Monday, Apr 16
4:00 PM
Let's celebrate diversity by creating a garden of unique paper flowers. For grades 5-12.
Sculpting Clay Food
Tuesday, Apr 17
4:00 PM
Nashvillians are reading about Southern cuisine in "The Potlikker Papers," so let's sculpt clay food! Fried green tomatoes, anyone? For grades 5-12.
Write Your Own Book Spine Poetry
Tuesday, Apr 24
4:00 PM
Write a poem using only book titles to express your creativity during National Poetry Month.
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
English Conversation Club
Every Monday
5:00 PM
NPL's English Conversation Club is an informal conversation time led by a native English speaker. Come practice your speaking skills, meet new people, and learn English in a fun and relaxed environment. Conversations can cover a variety of topics. All adults are welcome; please do not bring children. Registration is not required.
==Tuesday==
==Wednesday==
Gentle Yoga
Every Wednesday
4:30 PM
Stretch, strengthen, balance, breathe, laugh, and relax with certified yoga instructors. No experience necessary. You must be able to move from standing to the floor repeatedly without assistance. Bring your own mat/other yoga equipment. Mature children ages 11 and older may join in with a parent-signed waiver. If you are pregnant and new to yoga, we recommend you find a prenatal class instead.
==Thursday==
Novel Conversations: Just Mercy, by Bryan Stevenson
Every 2nd Thursday
6:00 PM
Join us for lively book discussions.
March 8: The Rules Do Not Apply, by Ariel Levy
April 12: The Potlikker Papers: A Food History of the Modern South, by John T. Edge
May 10: Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson
Scrabble Group
Every Thursday
1:30 PM
Play Scrabble the old-fashioned way - on a board! All skill levels are welcome. Bring your board if you have one.
BellyTone(c) Bone-Building Toning
Every Thursday
6:00 PM
BellyTone(c) is a freshly unique method of toning the total core and the entire body with no stress to joints. The class includes extended floor work so participants must be able to move freely without assistance. Bring a mat and a set of very light hand weights. Mature children ages 11 and older are welcomed to participate with a parent-signed waiver.
==Friday==
==Saturday==
Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library Meeting
Every 2nd Saturday
10:15 AM
Find out how you can get involved with fundraising and supporting the Bellevue Branch! New members are always welcome.
Songwriters Group
Every 3rd Saturday
11:00 AM
Are you a songwriter looking for an ear? Join our songwriters group! Bring your song, lyric sheets, and a device to play your song for the group. Works in progress or final demos are welcome. For more information about this group, contact [email protected].
Film as Art Series
Saturdays, Mar 10 and May 5
2:30 PM
Want to deepen your knowledge of film? Join us as we watch films through the lens of art. Refreshments will be served and a brief discussion will be held after the screening.
Mar 10: Moonrise Kingdom
May 5: East of Eden
==Sunday==
==Others==
Food Writing Workshop with The Porch Writers' Collective
Saturday, Mar 3
12:00 PM
In the spirit of John T. Edge's The Potlikker Papers, The Porch Writers' Collective helps you chronicle the importance of eating and cooking in your life and relationships.
Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library Book Sale
Thursday, Mar 22
4:00 PM
Choose from an assortment of books, movies, and music! Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library and make our programs possible. Cash or credit only.
Thursday, Mar 22 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday, Mar 23 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Mar 24 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, Mar 25 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library Book Sale
Friday, Mar 23
10:00 AM
Choose from an assortment of books, movies, and music! Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library and make our programs possible. Cash or credit only.
Thursday, Mar 22 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday, Mar 23 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Mar 24 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, Mar 25 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library Book Sale
Saturday, Mar 24
10:00 AM
Choose from an assortment of books, movies, and music! Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library and make our programs possible. Cash or credit only.
Thursday, Mar 22 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday, Mar 23 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Mar 24 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, Mar 25 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library Book Sale
Sunday, Mar 25
2:00 PM
Choose from an assortment of books, movies, and music! Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Bellevue Branch Library and make our programs possible. Cash or credit only.
Thursday, Mar 22 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday, Mar 23 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Mar 24 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, Mar 25 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Strangest Things: Tabletop Gaming
Saturdays, Mar 24, Apr 21, May 19
12:00 PM
Come to the library and play all your favorite tabletop games! BYOG (bring your own games) or play the games on demo from NPL. Any game from Settlers of Catan to Dungeons and Dragons: any card game, board game, role-playing game is accepted. We'll have snacks and sci-fi movies available all day. Show up anytime with your friends and family, or come join a group! All are welcome at our table(s). For ages 12 and up.
From the Farm to Your Table
Monday, Apr 2
6:00 PM
Sylvia Ganier, owner and operator of Green Door Gourmet, will demonstrate seasonal cooking tips and tricks to make farm stand produce shine. This program will focus on the best produce available seasonally and how to prepare it, from staple recipes to a few more gourmet things, too!
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Plant the Seed
Every Monday
3:30 PM
Join us for fun, hands-on nature and gardening activities, sponsored by the Plant the Seed organization. Ages 4-12. Families welcome.
==Tuesday==
Preschool Story Time
Every Tuesday
10:30 AM
Join us for stories, songs, and crafts. Ages 3-5.
Twilight Story Time
Every Tuesday
6:00 PM
A fun family evening filled with stories and crafts. Ages 3-8.
==Wednesday==
==Thursday==
==Friday==
==Saturday==
==Sunday==
==Others==
After School Movies
Thursdays, Mar 1, 15, Apr 5, 19, May 3, 17
6:00 PM
Enjoy a family movie and popcorn. Ages 3-12.
Food Stamping with Turnip Green
Monday, Apr 16
3:00 PM
Use food as your paintbrush: the patterns and beauty found in nature make food a perfect stamp. All fruits and vegetables used in this workshop will be composted and eventually make their way back into Turnip Green Creative Reuse's community garden. For ages 5-11, but all are welcome.
Nashville Ballet presents: A Classical Ballet Story
Thursday, Apr 19
10:30 AM
This story time showcases pantomime in ballet, dance styles from around the world, and how musical style influences the story. It's a ballet about ballet, and it's the perfect ballet introduction for children. For ages 3-8, but all are welcome.
Chinese Arts Alliance of Nashville presents: Stone Soup
Tuesday, Apr 24
10:30 AM
Don't miss this drum and dance demonstration based on the story "Stone Soup." For ages 3-5, but all are welcome.
Puppet Truck presents: Gulliver's Travels
Saturday, Apr 28
2:30 PM
Gulliver finds himself on several unknown islands, living with people and animals of unusual sizes, behaviors, and philosophies! Gulliver's Travels is a classic adventure story by Jonathan Swift. Recommended ages 8 and older.
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Mellow Mondays
Every Monday
3:00 PM
Hang Out, Mess Around, Geek Out and who knows, you might make something in the meantime. For grades 6-12.
Stress Reduction Exercise Lesson 7
Monday, Mar 26 at 3:30 PM and 4:30 PM
4:30 PM
What are the effects of positive versus negative thinking? Are you in control of your feelings or thoughts? Let's discuss making a harbor for positivity and how that might help.
Stress Reduction Exercise Lesson 8
Monday, Apr 9 at 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM
4:00 PM
Is there anything we can do help our future selves or others feel more appreciated in stressful times? Write yourself, a friend, a family member, or a library staff member a note of encouragement to let them know how you are grateful for them.
Stress Reduction Exercise Lesson 9
Monday, Apr 30 at 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM
4:00 PM
Our bodies and our minds are connected. Sometimes they send signals to each other that can help us balance our levels. Explore stressful situations, your thoughts, feelings, and your body reactions and discover how you can find choices with that information.
==Tuesday==
Twisty and Tangible Tuesdays
Every Tuesday
3:00 PM
Craft/build/make a thing and take it home. For teens in grades 6-12.
==Wednesday==
Willy-Nilly Wednesdays
Every Wednesday
2:00 PM
Stay late and explore the world of STEAM with our Studio NPL mentors. Yes, it can apply to life out of school! For teens in grades 6-12.
==Thursday==
Television and Tabletop Thursdays
Every Thursday
3:00 PM
Whether it's playing the XBox or pulling out all of the board games, bring your friends to geek out over your particular passion. For teens in grades 6-12.
==Friday==
==Saturday==
==Sunday==
==Others==
Fandom Fest Movie Night: Ghostbusters (2016)
Monday, Mar 5
4:00 PM
Compare and contrast the new generation with the old. Following a ghost invasion of Manhattan, paranormal enthusiasts Erin Gilbert and Abby Yates, nuclear engineer Jillian Holtzmann, and subway worker Patty Tolan band together to stop the otherworldly threat. PG-13. 2016. 117 min.
Fandom Fest Movie Night: Ghostbusters 2 (1989)
Tuesday, Mar 6
4:00 PM
Compare and contrast the new generation with the old. Doctors Venkman, Stantz and Spengler regroup to nuke the spooks in this high-spirited comedy. Sidelined after their spectacular save of New York City five years ago, the heroes of the hereafter once again answer the call when an underground river of ghoulish goo threatens to rot the Big Apple to the core. PG. 1989. 124 min.
Fandom Fest: Ghostbusting 101
Thursday, Mar 8
4:00 PM
Make some slime and play some games.
Casual Cooking Club presents Candy Sushi
Monday, Mar 12
4:00 PM
Take inspiration from your favorite Japanese food and make candy sushi, in honor of Fandom Fest's love of Anime and Manga.
Fandom Fest: Anime and Manga Plushies
Tuesday, Mar 13
4:00 PM
With a nod to Nashville Reads, we'll sew felted foods that would feel right at home in "Fruits Basket."
Fandom Fest Movie Night: Spider-man: Homecoming (2017)
Monday, Mar 19
4:00 PM
A young Peter Parker, who made his sensational debut in Captain America: Civil War, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging superhero. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May, under the watchful eye of his new mentor Tony Stark. Peter tries to fall back into his normal daily routine, distracted by thoughts of proving himself. PG-13. 2017. 133 min.
Fandom Fest: Superhero art with Janet Lee
Tuesday, Mar 20
4:00 PM
The creator of "Return of the Dappermen" and the wise woman who taught us about Spiderman's hashmarks returns with an art lesson all about superheroes.
Show and Tell: Harpists Gone Wild
Tuesday, Mar 27
4:00 PM
What if your beats/poems could stretch genres? There is more to harps than classical music, as Kell Coulter, who has played for Celtic rock and heavy metal bands, knows.
Beats and Music Production
Thursdays, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3
4:00 PM
Teen producers of all levels, including songwriters, singers, and rappers who are interested in producing their own music, learn how to make beats and music tracks using Logic Pro. For teens in grades 6-12.
Tasty Treats and Tall Tales
Mar 17, Apr 23, May 19, times vary
2:00 PM
Enjoy a snack and hear a short story meant for the ears of an older audience.
Global Education presents Afro-Latin Dance Team
Monday, Apr 2
3:30 PM
Global Education Center's Afro-Latin Dance Team shares cultural traditions from Latin American countries like Cuba, Brazil, and Peru. For ages 10-18, but all are welcome.
Peace Dragons with Linda Ragsdale
Tuesday, Apr 3
4:00 PM
Peace Dragon Lady Linda Ragsdale guides us in making our own peace dragons while telling stories about togetherness and communication. For ages 11-18.
Community of Many Faces Movie Night: Gender Revolution (2107)
Wednesday, Apr 4
4:00 PM
Whether it is a conversation about gender or sexuality, let's watch a film and discuss how these stories apply to our lives. Snacks provided. For grades 6-12.
Katie Couric sets out across America to meet with leading scientists, physicians, and experts to answer questions about gender and gender identity. She speaks with everyday people who find their lives and bodies on the front line of a changing world. This documentary examines the roles of science, society and culture with regard to gender, and sheds light on stories of struggle, understanding, ignorance and love. PG. 2017. 95 min.
International Tabletop Day
Saturday, Apr 7
2:00 PM
Compete or cooperate with your friends, play, and maybe learn something new.
Developing Effective Habits for Self-Care
Tuesday, Apr 10
4:00 PM
Our "Mac and Cheese Makeover" maven, Ms. Amber Robertson, is back. This time she's getting you ready for testing season and summer with Real Talk about teen self-care.
Bordeaux Books and Community of Many Faces presents The Hate U Give
Monday, Apr 16
3:30 PM
Ms. Shelly will lead teens, new adults, staff, and our friendly neighborhood North precinct in exploring themes of race, violence, identity, and conflicting emotions in The Hate U Give, by Angie Thomas.
Native American Storytelling Stones with Turnip Green
Tuesday, Apr 17
4:00 PM
Give commonly discarded tile samples new life with traditional Native American symbols and creative storytelling from your imagination. For ages 11-18.
Star Wars Week: Spaceballs (1987)
Tuesday, May 1
4:00 PM
A spoof of the original series features Mel Brooks playing the dastardly president of an alien race out to steal the air supply of a neighboring planet. Fearless - and clueless - space heroes Lone Starr and his half/man half dog sidekick Barf wage interstellar warfare to free Princess Vespa from the evil Dark Helmet. PG. 1987. 96 min.
Casual Cooking Club
Monday, May 7
4:00 PM
Ms. Shelly is at it again with the next new chapter in your own personal cookbook.
Introduction to Meditation
Thursday, May 17
4:15 PM
Tap into your inner Jedi or Matt Murdock, finding your own Center with Andrew Chapman. Hint: this might help you to keep calm through your final exams!
End of School / Beginning of Summer Carnival
Wednesday, May 23
3:00 PM
Join us for snacks, games, and Summer Challenge sign-ups!
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==Every Day==
==Monday==
Zumba
Every Monday
5:30 PM
Join the dance party at Bordeaux Branch to get moving and have fun! This aerobic workout uses a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes.
==Tuesday==
Gentle Yoga
Every Tuesday.
10:15 AM
Join Small World Yoga for a gentle yoga class tailored to seniors. You may borrow one of our mats, or bring your own. Adults of all abilities welcome.
Just Right Smoothies
Every Tuesday
11:00 AM
Enjoy delicious smoothies and learn how to make smoothies of your own.
Community Yoga
Every Tuesday.
5:15 PM
Every Wednesday. Join Small World Yoga for a beginner-friendly, community yoga class. Borrow one of our mats, or bring your own.
==Wednesday==
Yoga for the Culture
Every Wednesday
5:30 PM
Deidra Alexander leads a more advanced yoga class. Flow and grow as we open our hearts and minds to spread love through the community!
==Thursday==
Adult Coloring Night
Every Thursday
6:00 PM
Cozy up in the library and join us for an evening of tea and coloring. Learn about the mental health benefits of this simple art form.
==Friday==
==Saturday==
==Sunday==
==Others==
Chicago Style Steppin'
Thursdays, Feb 22, Mar 22, Apr 26, May 24.
6:30 PM
Chicago Style Steppin' is a social dance that promotes physical activity, improved health and fun. Come to learn and practice this dance derived from the "Windy City."
Chicago Style Steppin'
Saturdays, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12.
11:00 AM
Chicago Style Steppin' is a social dance that promotes physical activity, improved health and fun. Come to learn and practice this dance derived from the "Windy City."
Morning Movie Break
Saturdays, Mar 17, Apr 7, May 19
10:00 AM
Join us for a Saturday morning movie. Light refreshments will be served.
Crock Pot Luck
Mondays, Mar 26, Apr 30, May 28
12:00 AM
Come enjoy and learn how to make delicious crock-pot meals that can be prepped in 30 minutes or less.
Healthy Cooking: Plan, Shop, Fix, and Eat
Tuesday, Apr 3
5:00 PM
Learn simple tips and tricks to make healthy meals for your family. TSU Extension Nutrition Educator Latasha Holloway will demonstrate how to prepare two quick and easy meals.