Preschool Expo
Sunday May 15, 2022: 1:00pm to
4:00pm
Downtown Library: 1st Floor Lobby
Parents And Caregivers
Computer Tips
For self-paced/independent skills-building, AADL recommends the following resources:
Keyboard & Mouse
Learn to Type
Keyboard Practice
Mouserobics
The 2018 Washtenaw Reads Title Has Been Selected!
by valerieclaires
After much deliberation, the book for the 2018 Washtenaw Reads program has been selected. A panel of community members from Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, Northfield Township, Saline and Ypsilanti voted on the winner from two finalist titles. Without further ado, this year's title is...
Homegoing, by Yaa Gyasi.
Homegoing follows the parallel paths of two half sisters, born into different villages in 18th century Ghana, and their descendants through eight generations: from the Gold Coast to the plantations of Mississippi, from the American Civil War to Jazz Age Harlem. The book has won many awards, including the PEN/ Hemingway Award, the NBCC’s John Leonard Award, New York Times Notable Book, Washington Post Notable Book and was named one of the best books of 2016 by NPR, Time, Oprah.com, Harper’s Bazaar, San Francisco Chronicle, Mother Jones, Esquire, Elle, Paste, Entertainment Weekly, the Skimm, Minneapolis Star Tribune, and BuzzFeed. One of the highlights of Washtenaw Reads each year is a visit from the author. Yaa Gyasi will appear in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, February 6 at 7:00 pm at Rackham Auditorium in a program entitled "Homegoing: A Conversation with Yaa Gyasi" - The 2018 Institute for the Humanities Jill S. Harris Memorial Lecture." The event includes a book signing and copies of the book will be for sale. Washtenaw Reads is a community initiative to promote reading and civic dialogue through the shared experience of reading and discussing a common book. Copies of Homegoing can be found at AADL and in libraries and bookstores throughout Washtenaw County. Keep an eye on the Washtenaw Reads website, wread.org, for more information on upcoming events, as well as reading and discussion resources.
Science Fun with FEMMES
Saturday January 27, 2018: 11:00am to
12:30pm
Westgate Branch: West Side Room
Grade 2 - 6
The 55th Ann Arbor Film Festival Begins Tonight!
by TimG
AADL will once again be an official community partner for this year's Ann Arbor Film Fest, and will cosponsor Films in Competition 8: Almost All Ages on Saturday, March 25 at 11 am at the Michigan Theater. This special screening features 12 short, family-friendly films. Make sure to enter the code AAFF55_AADL for a discount on your advance ticket!
You can see the festival's entire schedule and buy tickets on the Ann Arbor Film Fest’s website.
The Ann Arbor Film Festival is the longest-running independent and experimental film festival in North America. The 55th AAFF takes place March 21-26, 2017 and presents over 200 films from across the world with dozens of world premieres. For more information, please visit the Ann Arbor Film Festival’s website.
Preschool Expo
Sunday January 26, 2020: 1:00pm to
4:00pm
Downtown Library: 1st Floor Lobby
Parents And Caregivers
Preschool Expo
Sunday January 28, 2018: 1:00pm to
4:00pm
Downtown Library: 1st Floor Lobby
Parents And Caregivers
Science Fun with FEMMES
Saturday April 8, 2017: 1:00pm to
2:30pm
Westgate Branch: West Side Room
Grade 2 - 6
Community Vinyasa Yoga
Saturday May 13, 2017: 10:00am to
11:00am
Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room
Grade 6-Adult
Community Vinyasa Yoga
Sunday April 9, 2017: 3:00pm to
4:00pm
Malletts Creek Branch: Program Room
Grade 6-Adult