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How to do Things!: Taxes

Bring your tax return questions to the library on February 22. IRS certified volunteer Tom DeLong will be on hand to answer them.

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Black History Month: A Season for Family and Friends

We are celebrating Black History Month with special programs and events throughout February. Read more »

Rheta Grimsley Johnson speaks about her newest book

We are pleased to welcome the nationally syndicated, award-winning, and very entertaining columnist on February 6. Read more »

This year's English Author Tea will feature Chaucer

This special annual event will be on Feburary 5. We are currently accepting reservations.

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How to do Things!: Yoga on January 25

This free, introductory level class is the perfect opportunity to discover a new healthy habit for a new, healthy year!

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Healthy Habits Forum on January 22

Get off to a strong start on your healthiest year yet! The Help Yourself to Health Initiative presents a special program about how you can get fit and enjoy a healthier lifestyle. Read more »

Author John F. Baker Jr. begins our Black History Month celebration on January 29

Baker's beautifully written book The Washingtons of Wessyngton Plantation:  Stories of My Family’s Journey to Freedom has been hailed as “a groundbreaking work of history and a deeply personal journey of discovery.”

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Digital Age Job Seekers Series

Our last session in this series is this Thursday at 9:30 am and 5:30 pm in the Main branch's second floor events room. It will cover how to master the job interview and how to "dress for success!"

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How to do Things!: Tai Chi on February 8

Steffan de Graffenried from the Taijiquan Center of Huntsville will introduce us to the practice of Tai Chi. Read more »

The Philosophy of Happiness

Find happiness TODAY at 6:30 pm at the Main library! Philosopher and economist Dr. Erik Angner will speak about what great philosophical thinkers can teach us about how to pursue happiness in our daily lives.

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