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January 10, 2021
January 11, 2021(1 event)

Alone Together: Storytelling in the time of Covid-19 Workshop Series - Virtual Event

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January 11, 2021

Alone Together: Storytelling in the time of Covid-19
Workshop Series
Virtual Event

Monday Evenings January 4-25, 7 PM
Registration Required:
https://tmiproject.salsalabs.org/alonetogetherworkshopseriescopy1/index.html

Write about, share, and connect around your experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic with TMI Project at this drop-in true storytelling workshop series. True storytelling is a vehicle for human connection and can ignite hope during the darkest of times. We're offering this safe and welcoming space to help you tell your story and stay connected even if we can’t be in the same room with each other.

About TMI Project Workshops
TMI Project workshops help writers identify the “too-much-information” parts of their stories, the parts they usually leave out because they’re too ashamed or embarrassed. We lead writers through a creative process that allows them to share their most personal stories in a compelling, effective, and empowering narrative. We aim to incite positive social change by providing writers with the skills needed to be captivating live storytellers, and by amplifying the voices of populations whose stories often go unheard.

Workshop Leader EVA TENUTO
EVA TENUTO is the co-founder and executive director of TMI Project. Since 2010, she has brought TMI Project from her living room to a host of performance spaces, schools, detention centers, mental health facilities and the United Nations. Eva is the editor and director of multiple solo shows, one of which was awarded Best Comedic Script of 2014 in the United Solo Festival. In 2018, her directorial film debut, Vicarious Resilience, a docu short, celebrated its world premiere at The Woodstock Film Festival. Eva’s own true stories have been published on Longreads.com and in numerous anthologies including Drinking Diaries, Goodbye to All That and others. Eva studied acting at American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She received a BA in Fine Art and Women’s Studies and an MA in Elementary Education, both from Hunter College. More at www.evatenuto.com.

Virtual Event
Mondays, January 4 - 25
7 PM
January 12, 2021
January 13, 2021(1 event)

Boys Book Club (Upper Elementary) - Virtual Event

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January 13, 2021

Boys Book Club - Upper Elementary
Virtual Event

To receive the link for the meeting email staatslibyouth@gmail.com

Wednesday, January 13
4 PM
January 14, 2021
January 15, 2021(1 event)

Donation Collection for the Hyde Park Food Pantry

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January 15, 2021

Donation Collection for the Hyde Park Food Pantry
We are continuing to collect personal hygiene items, non perishable food items and scarves & hats throughout the winter to be distributed by the Hyde Park Food Pantry.

Items Needed:
Shampoo, toothpaste, laundry detergent, diapers, toilet paper, paper towels, soap, deodorant, AND non perishable food items.
Winter scarves, hats and gloves too!

All items can be dropped off at the library
January 16, 2021(2 events)

Artisan Bread: Sourdough - Virtual Event

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January 16, 2021

Artisan Bread: Sourdough
Facilitated by baker Julia Tait
Virtual Event
REGISTRATION REQUIRED:
Call 889-4683 or email staatslibrary@gmail.com to receive email with program link.

Learn how to maintain a sourdough culture and make artisan bread at home! We will go over baking terms, techniques and make two types of sourdough bread, a white peasant and a multigrain variety.

Some preparation prior to class - ingredient/supply list and sourdough starter will be provided.
We will provide a link to the live online class

Virtual Event
Saturday, January 16
10 - 11 AM & 2:30 - 4 PM

Art Therapy Workshop For Kids (8-12 Years) - Virtual Event

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January 16, 2021

Art Therapy Workshop For Kids (8-12 Years)
Facilitated by Lucy Barbera
Virtual Event

This program is for ages 8 - 12 Years
Facilitated by Lucy Barbera, Ph.D., Director of The Creative Art Therapy Studio

Participants will explore thoughts and feelings about the future and create a piece of original art. Participants can choose to submit their work to the Community Star Art Project* for a group art show & art contest.
Art supplies will be provided for participants.

*The Community Star Art Project is a call for youth and adults to submit artwork that reflects a message of hope, interdependence, and community engagement. It is an opportunity to think critically about collective experiences with the pandemic, and how we might spark joy and motivation to care for our neighbors. Through art exhibits artists’ creative expression will light up the lives of local nursing home residents through the long winter months.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED:
Call 889-4683 or email staatslibrary@gmail.com to receive email with program link.

Virtual Event
Saturday, January 16
10 AM

We offer story times and other activities for children, teens, and adults, including a book discussion group. Check our program calendar or call the library at 845-889-4683.