While the library is closed we'll be offering online workshops using the video meeting platform Zoom. To register or for more information, RSVP to our Program Coordinator Anne McDonough at amcdonough@clamsnet.org, or leave a detailed voice message including a callback number at 508.696.4211 x116. After you RSVP, you'll receive a welcome email containing the information you need to access the workshop. Attendance for all programs will be limited and you will need internet access to participate.
Monday April 20, 12:30 pm
Online Memoir Writing Workshop with Moira Silva
In this online, supportive writing community, you will begin transforming your experiences into memoirs. Inspiration abounds we immerse ourselves in exemplary essays, rich discussions and intriguing prompts. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Continues April 27th.
Tuesday April 21, 1 pm
Finding Ice on Asteroid Vesta
NASA's Dawn space mission traveled to Asteroid Vesta in 2011 and orbited for a full year while piecing together the geologic history of the second most massive celestial body in the asteroid belt. Dr. Liz Palmer will talk about one of the unique experiments the science team performed using the radio antenna to look for signs of ice beneath its dry, powdery surface. Dr. Palmer is a Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles, CA in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Wednesday April 22, 11 am
Elizabeth Whelan Talk and Q&A
A truly a unique opportunity for the artist in all of us, acclaimed artist Elizabeth Whelan will host a Zoom session on the art of painting portraits. Ms Whelan will share some of her favorite portrait tips for your inspiration! Post any questions you have for her on her Facebook page or ask them in the Q&A. We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday! Coming next week, Sketch Booking with Elizabeth Whelan on April 29th. Please email erwhelan@gmail.com to get the Zoom access info for each session. This program will be recorded.
Friday April 24, 1pm
The Skies of Antiquity: A Lesson on Ancient Astronomy
Returning local NASA Ambassador Marie Zahn will give an exciting and educational presentation on archaeoastronomy, which is ancient astromony and how people used the world around them for science. Ms. Zahn is presently the Museum Director for the Harwich Historical Society, operating the Brooks Academy Museum and A E Crowell Barn as well as a Historical and Scientific consultant for Sigma 3.
Thursday April 30, 10 am - 11:30 am
Online Workshop: Planning for your future in this time of uncertainty
For all of us it is a time of upheaval and uncertainty and our priorities are shifting. For many of us, this has surfaced a desire to take the time to reflect on our wishes for end-of-life or emergency medical planning. Health Aging MV, will share and discuss information on advance care planning, the process by which an individual lets his or her wishes be known about end-of-life or emergency medical care. The session will be interactive so you can ask questions and hear others thoughts on the subject.
Learn to use Zoom
New users can learn how to use the Zoom platform on the Zoom Channel on Youtube! Videos created by Zoom staff will show you how to sign up for a free account, download Zoom software on your computer and the Zoom app on your phone, as well as learn the ins and outs of scheduling, joining, and participating in meetings. (If you need more help, contact the library to set up a Zoom practice session with one of our librarians.)
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