Need help downloading eBooks and e-audio books from Overdrive and Hoopla? Having trouble accessing Libby? Do you need help with Zoom?
Esther is available via email for your support needs! Contact her at edavis@minlib.net to set an appointment to master your technology.
*After June, the Virtual Book Club will be taking a break during July and August to assess how to best continue now that the library is open. We look forward to bringing you new stories in the fall!
Want something new to read without a wait or a price tag? Want something different that won’t take up too much of your busy day? Join us for our virtual book club where each week, we’ll look at a different, easily accessible short story and talk about it. There are hundreds of such stories out there, and we’re varying between classics and modern entries.
We meet via Zoom every Monday at 4pm for about an hour. Links to the short stories are available for each week on our Facebook page under the ‘Virtual Book Club’ event and on our event calendar. If you’re interested in attending, email Rebecca at rappelbaum@minlib.net for the invitation!
Love books? Love talking about books? Then come to the Clicquot Club online book review! Held virtually on the first Thursday of the month. Next month’s meeting will be Thursday, March 4th from 2-3:30pm, held via Zoom. For registration and login information, please email Esther at edavis@minlib.net. Hear what’s new in books, what makes a great read, and discover reader favorites. The best part about this book club is that you don’t have to read the book before you come. Discussions are lively, informative, and full of laughter. The only thing missing is you!
If you want to see what was read, check out out Clicquot page! We have the last few years worth of book group selections listed with brief, spoiler-free reviews from the leader of the group!
Calligraphy is the ancient art of writing, but for modern purposes it’s turning your words into art.
This program is currently not running, but the sessions that ran are all available on our Youtube channel, if you want to learn! All you need is a wedge or brush-tipped pen/marker and paper.
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