Join Jess Tefft for some fun Books, stories, poems, crafts and more! Always a different theme each week.
Join us in person at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Register at gfjlibrary.org/tc or call us at 607-757-5350.
Using the internet is an essential skill, but it can be difficult to get started. Join this class to learn the absolute basics of the internet, like how to navigate a website and use a search engine. Participants can bring their own laptops/tablets or use one of ours!
Join Jess Tefft for some fun Books, stories, poems, crafts and more! Always a different theme each week.
Steve “The Dirtmeister” Tomecek
In this program, master storyteller and award-winning author Steve “The Dirtmeister” Tomecek takes a slightly serious look at some of the great collaborations in science and technology. Included in the presentation will be the work of Marie and Pierre Curie, the Wright and Montgolfier brothers, Steve Jobs and “Woz”, and of course Thomas Edison who would have been nowhere without his team of “muckers”.
This high energy presentation lasts about an hour and is designed for a family audience.
Join us via Zoom at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Use this link to join the class. Video call will open 15 minutes before class starts. (tinyurl.com/GFJTC-class)
The library’s website is a gateway to a whole world of learning opportunities and fun resources available free of charge to Library patrons. In this class we will learn how you too can use the website to watch movies, study a new language, explore Endicott history, write a will, or read books and emagazines—and so much more!
At the Unadilla Public Library author Clara Mae Barnhart is going to have a creative writing workshop “Everyone has a story to tell!” Practice putting your stories down on paper in a relaxed, supportive environment. For three Wednesdays July 19th, 26th & August 2nd from 6pm-7:30pm. The workshop is for adults 18years+. If you have any questions contact Clara: clara.barnhart@gmail.com
Join Jess Tefft for some fun Books, stories, poems, crafts and more! Always a different theme each week.
Join the GFJ Tech Center staff at BROOME WEST SENIOR CENTER (2801 Wayne St. in Endwell) for this FREE tech class! No registration.
The library’s website is a gateway to a whole world of learning opportunities and fun resources available free of charge to Library patrons. In this class we will learn how you too can use the website to watch movies, study a new language, explore Endicott history, write a will, or read books and emagazines—and so much more!
Join us via Zoom at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Use this link to join the class. Video call will open 15 minutes before class starts. (tinyurl.com/GFJTC-class)
YouTube provides a source for free videos about basically everything from historical news footage to current events, technology advice, shopping tips, how to fix just about anything, and much more. YouTube has something for everyone, regardless of age, interests or preferred device. Best of all—it’s FREE! Join us and learn some easy-to-use tricks to help you get more out of this video-sharing service.
Join us in person at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Register at gfjlibrary.org/tc or call us at 607-757-5350.
In this class, we will review how to use the library’s online catalog, how to access your account information online to place holds, renew, see checkout history, and more! For those interested, a guided tour of the library and its facilities will be conducted after the class.
**All are welcome to attend, but to make the most of the experience, a current library card with an active PIN is encouraged. If you do not remember your account pin or would like to reset it, you can contact the GFJ Circulation Department at (607) 757-5350.
Join Jess Tefft for some fun Books, stories, poems, crafts and more! Always a different theme each week.
Robert Rogers- Puppet Company presents: “Stone Soup”
Kindness and respect, some quick thinking and a bit of luck, brought about that pot of soup, which seemed to have a happy effect on everyone. Of course, they all learned to share and join in the fun of making that soup, and that’s what makes the story so meaningful. This charming, original musical play is Robert’s latest, developed to support the National Summer Reading Theme.
As always, his spectacular hand-made puppets will transport audiences to a wonderful, make-believe world, with a warm-hearted story for the young and old.
Long, long ago, a young man named Wilbur – a soldier – came upon a village, just as he was feeling tired and hungry, and beginning to think about finding some food and a place to stay for the night.
But the people who he met were not friendly. In fact, they were not very nice neighbors to each other, either.
So Wilbur showed them all a “magical” stone, which he claimed, could make a most delicious soup if added to a pot of boiling water.
Join performer Lee Knight for a fun hour of story-telling and yoga, where we use the yoga poses to help act out the story.
Join Lee Knight for a fun evening of music and stories in the Community Room of the Oxford Library.
Join us in person at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Register at gfjlibrary.org/tc or call us at 607-757-5350.
Join us on National Intern Day! During our workshop, we will help you create a miraculous résumé that you can be proud of. We will also give you the interviewing skills needed to ace the interview process, so you can score the job of your dreams.
The “Spoon Man” has been playing the spoons for nearly 35 years. Professionally for 23 years. He made round 2 of America’s Got Talent!!
His program contains several outrageous impressions such as Glen Miller and Elvis combining together. A Heavy Metal Spoon Player and A Rap Spoon Player. He has an audience sing-a-long competition. He creates a Mountain Band out of members of the audience. You may also see him play forks and knives. In addition, if that is still not enough, everyone has an opportunity to get “SPOONED.”
- The program was made possible by a grant from the Unadilla Community Foundation for the Library.
Join Jess Tefft for some fun Books, stories, poems, crafts and more! Always a different theme each week.
Dan the Snake Man is back at Oxford Library, and he is bringing his scaley friends with him!
The New York State Police Troop C will present a K-9 program.
For over 12 years, Pete and Chris Amusements have been New England’s favorite two-man kid’s comedy, slapstick, and magic show! With an unbeatable combination of talent, energy, and pure silliness, Pete and Chris are the ultimate entertainment duo that kids just can’t get enough of. From amazing magic tricks to ridiculous physical comedy, this show is an unforgettable experience that will have your little ones rolling with laughter. Also, New England’s ultimate dynamic duo will be making Balloon Animals for the kids as well!
