
What we’re about
This MeetUp group is for anyone interested in libraries, reading, digital culture, makerspaces, programs, book clubs, author visits and all things literature.
Upcoming events
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Life Story Club
Matthews Public Library, 230 Matthews Station St. 28105, Charlotte, NC, USLife Story Club is a new library program designed to bring people together through the simple act of sharing stories. Each session, a staff facilitator will guide the group with a conversation prompt—something like "Tell us about a time you laughed super hard," or, "Tell us about your favorite family tradition." You are sure to be surprised and delighted by some of the stories you will hear, and get to know some funny, compassionate, and caring people! By sharing our stories, we can create a close-knit community across various experiences, backgrounds, and life stages.
And, this is a fun and low-pressure way to spend a few afternoons!
If you are interested in sharing your stories and listening to those of others, please join us! We ask that you please commit to attending each of the 6 sessions, so that our group can truly grow together.
Click on this link to register: Life Story Club1 attendee
•OnlineGetting Started with Canva
OnlineNo design experience? No problem! Join us for this introductory class to Canva.com, a graphic design website that allows you to create stunning (and free!) flyers, business cards, and more to promote your business or personal brand! This is the first of three Canva classes available as part of DigiLit program offerings.
Note: The free version of Canva is used to teach this class.
To receive the Zoom link, please register via the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library online calendar (https://cmlibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/68b206e01fc2d0151012308e).2 attendees
Calming Colors: Mindful Coloring for Adults
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - Steele Creek Library, 13620 Steele Creek Road, Charlotte, NC, USREGISTER HERE: https://cmlibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/68c57d391f86925c03db6d0b
Feeling anxious? Try coloring.
Science has shown that coloring in a mindful way can be an excellent stress reducer.
Three ways coloring calms the mind:
- Attention flows away from ourselves
- Repetitive motion relaxes the mind
- Low stakes make it enjoyable
So join us in an environment designed to help you be mindfully creative!
Coloring sheets, coloring tools, calming music, and a display of mental health books to browse will be provided.
Ages 16+ only please. No artistic ability required. Feel free to bring your own supplies.1 attendee
Past events
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