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Technology: Computers7-8 Adults

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Storytellers Festival11 Ongoing

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Flint Public Library

may-JuneSchedule noteS

May 1: Friends Only Preview Night at the Book Sale

May 3 and 10: Jobseeker Workshops

May 5: Book Drop-off and Bag Sale Day at the Used Book Sale

May 26-28, Saturday-Monday Library CLoSed MeMoriaL day

May 29: Flint Crepe Company: Flint Public Library Day All tips donated to the Flint Public Library, 7am to 10pm

May 31, thurSdayLibrary CLoSed Staff deveLopMent day

June 20: Right to Work discussion with Rep. Woodrow Stanley

May 5Jim Abbott

May 9 Christopher Paul Curtis

May 12 (two shows)GIGANTIC Puppet Show Madcap Puppets

June 19Ming the Magnificent

May 12 Perennial Plant Exchange

May 6 Cairn to Cairn

FriendsuSedBookSalemay1-5

June 23art with Tom Woodruff

Summer Reading Program

Children • Teens adults

June-July 2012

May 13 Los Bandits de Michigan

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EVENTSmay June

* indicates that registration is required, call 232-7111

May 24, thurSday• Monthly Book Club, 1pm• Ask the Lawyer, 6pm

May 26-28, Saturday-Monday • Library CLoSed MeMoriaL day

May 29, tueSday• Tuesday Tips: Flint Public Library day at Flint Crepe Company 555 S. Saginaw St., 7am to 10pm • Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Introduction to Android Tablets, Teens and Adults 6pm

May 30, WedneSday• Email 1pm • E-Reader Basics: Nook, 6:30pm

May 31, thurSday • Library CLoSed Staff deveLopMent day

June 2, Saturday• Friends of the Library Book Drop Off, 10am

June 5, tueSday• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Microsoft Word for Beginners*• Urban Book Club, 6:30pm

June 6, WedneSday• Federal, State and Local Contracting 101, 9:30am-Noon, Register: C. Schutz at 810 600-1437 or ptac@thegrcc.org• E-Reader Basics: Apple and Android 6:30pm*

June 7, thurSday• FDL Board Meeting, 5:30pm

June 12, tueSday• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Knitting for a Cause: Chemo Caps, 2pm• Computers for Beginners, 5:30 p.m.• Nonfiction Book Club, 6pm

June 13, WedneSday• E-Reader Basics: Nook, 6:30pm*

June 14, thurSday• Introduction to Android Tablets, Teens through Adults 6pm*

June 19, tueSday• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Stardust Magic with Ming the Magnificent, 4pm

June 20, WedneSday• Fiction Only Book Club, noon• Town Hall: Right to Work Discussion 5pm, with Rep. Stanley• E-Reader Basics: Kindle, 6:30pm*

June 21, thurSday• Dream Big Tails (Tell-A-Tail), 4pm• Beginning Digital Photography, 5pm

June 23, Saturday• Create a Midnight Masterpiece with Tom Woodruff, 2pm

June 26, , tueSday• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Lunch on the Library Lawn, 12:30pm

June 27, WedneSday• Flint Reads: Free Storytimes in the Community, TBA Call 249-2170 for details.• FDl Finance and Budget Committee Meeting, 5:45pm

June 28, thurSday• Dream Big Tails! (Tell-A-Tail) 4pm• Advanced Digital Photography, 5pm* •FDL Board Final Budget Meeting, 5:30pm

May 1, tueSday• Hear and say Toddler Storytime, 10:30am*• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Used Book Sale Preview Night (Friends Only) 5pm• Urban Book Club, 6:30pm

May 2, WedneSday• Computers for Beginners, 1pm*• Used Book Sale, 5-7:30pm

May 3, thurSday• Jobseeker Workskhop, 10am*• Internet Skills: Beyond the Basics*• Used Book Sale, 5-7:30p.m.• Flint District Library Monthly Meeting, 5:30pm• Bookie Babies Pajama Storytime, 6:30pm*

May 4, friday• Used Book Sale, 11am-3pm

May 5, Saturday• Friends of the Library Book Drop-Off, 10am• Used Book Sale, 10am• Super Saturday Storytime, 11am• Meet the Author Jim Abbott, 2pm

May 6, Sunday• Concert, Cairn to Cairn, 4pm

May 8, tueSday• Hear and Say Toddler Storytime, 10:30am*• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm• Knitting for a Cause, 2pm• Computers for Beginners, 5:30pm*• Friends of the Flint Public Library Monthly Meeting, 5:30pm• Nonfiction Book Club, 6pm

May 9, WedneSday• Computer Coach, 10am*• Meet the Author: Christopher Paul Curtis, 6pm• E-Reader Basics: Apple, 6:30pm*

May 10, thurSday• Jobseeker Workshop, 10am*• Bookie Babies, Pajama Storytime, 6:30pm*

May 12,Saturday• Perennial Plant Exchange, 9:30am• Look Out Galileo: Madcap Puppets, 11am and 3pm

May 13, Sunday• Concert: Los Bandits de Michigan, 4pm

May 15, tueSday• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm

May 16, WedneSday• Fiction Only Book Club, Noon• Find it Online, 1pm*• Genealogy on the Internet, 5:30pm*

May 17, thurSday• Computers for Beginners, 1pm*• Introduction to Android Tablets, Teens and Adults 6pm*

May 19, Saturday• Book-Author Expo, 1-5pm

May 22, tueSday• Armchair Traveler, 12:15pm

May 23, WednSday• E-Reader Basics: Kindle, 6:30 p.m.

May-June 2012 3p.

Baseball great Jim abbott to visit the Flint Public librarySaturday, may 5, 2 p.m.

The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Flint, the Flint Public Library and The Horizon Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney welcome Flint son and baseball great Jim Abbott Saturday, May 5, for several activities including a presentation, book sale and signing at the library 2-4 p.m. Only books purchased at the Library will be signed. Proceeds from the book signing will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Flint and the

Flint Public Library. These unique, local activities coincide with the recent release of the bookImperfect: an Improbable life written by Jim Abbott.

A Pitch, Hit and Run, will be held from 10am to 1 p.m. Pitch, hit and Run is the official skills competition of Major League Baseball. The event is designed for youth ages 7 to 14 who will compete in three events: pitching at a target with a designated “Strike Zone,” hitting off a stationary tee for distance and accuracy, and a timed running event from second base to home plate. Awards will include certificates for the winners and the possibility to advance to a sectional competition. To register or for more information, visit www.bgclubflint.org or contact bnelsonbgclubflint@gmail.com.

Pitch, hit and RunSaturday, may 5, 201210:00am to 1:00 p.m.Broome Park3201 Hammerberg RoadFlint, MI 48507

NewsNEWSevery child Ready to Read!Reading picture books to a child from birth to age 5 is the best way to start them on the road to success. The time spent cuddling with your preschooler, reading these simple books in a warm, nurturing setting is both a pleasure and an investment in your child’s future. Or your grandchild’s, or your neighbor’s child, or any youngster you care about deeply.

In March, the Flint Public Library part-nered with area Ro-tary clubs to train more than 60 people from Flint and Genesee County to teach a workshop “Help Me Get Ready to Read.” These people are now spreading out into the community to teach daycare providers, parents, grandparents, preschool staff, early childhood professionals, literacy volunteers and librarians how to help children be fully Ready to Read when they enter Kindergarten.

How can you learn these skills? Come to our story times at the Library and watch our librarians as they work on early literacy skills with our young patrons. Pick up one of our brochures Ready to Read with Rotary. If your group would like to have a one-hour workshop on “Help Me Get Ready to Read,” contact us and we will connect you with one of the Rotary volunteers. Call Cathy Lancaster at 810-249-2170or clancaster@fpl.info.

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Story times & events

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May 9, WednesdayChristopher paul Curtisreading room, 6pmAuthor and Flint native son, Christopher Paul Curtis will discuss his newest release, followed by

a book sale and author signing.

Deza Malone from Bud Not Buddy is back in Curtis’ new book The Mighty Miss Malone.

Copies of his book are available in Teen and Children’s collections for check-out.

hear and Say Tuesdays, 10:30am, April 3-May 8Two and three year olds are invited to come and hear new stories and say new words. Space is limited, register at 810.249.2170.

Bookie Babies Thursdays, 6:30pm April 5 – May 10 Bring your baby, 24 months or younger, to this story time session that is designed to foster a baby’s early reading and communication skills. Dads & Expectant Moms are welcome. Babies may attend in their Pajamas. Space is limited, register at 810.249.2170.

Super Saturday StorytimesSaturdays, 11am, Now through May 12Start your Saturday with stories, rhymes and a craft. Each Saturday has a special theme and will include Tell-A-Tail (reading with Therapy Dogs) once a month. No registration required.Themes: May 5: Bugs in the Garden with Tell-A-Tail May 12: Look Out Galileo GIANT puppet show with the Madcap Puppets (additional show time at 3pm)

look out Galileo: (Giant) madcap Puppets

Saturday, May 12 (two shows)11am and 3pmExplore the starry skies like never before! Madcap’s giant puppets join Galileo on a comical quest to prove that the earth revolves around the sun. Scientific experiments are part of the fun as the an-cient stories of Cassiopeia and

Egyptian Sunrise come to life! Only two show times, 11am and 3pm, so don’t miss out! Pre-registration for this summer’s reading club will be open.

Children’s Summer Reading

Program 2012 June 19-July 26

May-June 2012 5p.

Stardust Magic with Ming the MagnificentTuesday, June 19th, 4pmThings that go bump in the night? Furniture that floats in the air? Ming will make your summer dreams come true with his magical box of star-dust. Children, teens & adults are invited to sign-up at this “Dream Big: Read!” Summer Reading Club Kick-off.

lunch on the lawn tuesdays, June 26- July 24, 12:30pm Ms. Brenda will share dreamy stories on the Library Lawn, feel free to bring a sack lunch and blankets. Rain Location: Children’s Room

Flint Reads!Wednesdays, time tBa, June 27, July 18, July 25. Times and locations vary. Please refer to www.fpl.info/kidsweb for details. Local celebrities will be featured readers with stories, crafts & entertainment from the Flint Public Library.

dream Big taIlS! (tell-a-tail) thursdays, June 21-July 19th, 4pmCreate a new dreamy craft each week at the Library. Children will also have the chance to practice their reading skills with our kind & gentle Therapy Dogs!

create a midnight masterpiece artist with tom Woodruff June 23, Saturday, 2pm, B1(5th through 12th grades) See page 6.

Summer Reading events continue in July!

lords of the Sky: live animal PresentationWednesday, July 11, 4pmSince 1982, the Howell Nature Center has been actively involved in rehabilitating sick and injured wildlife. This presentation discusses the different types of birds of prey, their characteristics and importance to the environment. Live hawks, owls, falcons, vultures and more will be available for viewing throughout the program.

Butterfly dreams & musical things: Summer Reading club FinaleFeaturing the Storytellers!July 26, thursday, 4pmThe Storytellers will feature humorous and mildly scary tales and music from around the world. A worldly collection of musical instruments will be featured with hands-on participation for everyone!

This final Summer Reading Club program will feature grand prize drawings for those registered.

Continue to celebrate the summer after the show with the Flint Culture Center’s Firefly Walk, from 5:30-8:30pm out on the institutions’ lawns along Kearsley Street.

Robert Allison, who plays the vibraphone, didgeridoo, udu, and keyboard; and Audrey Allison, who is the storyteller, percussionist, and writer, are the “Storytellers”

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COMPUTERS FOR BEGINNERS

COMPUTER COACH: ONE-ON-ONE

EMAIL

MICROSOFT WORD FOR BEGINNERS

INTERNET SKILLS - BEyOND THE BASICS

FIND IT ONLINE

SOCIAL NETWORKING: FACEBOOK AND MORE

FREEComputer Classes: May-June

Call for times and datesRegistration required.810.249-2569

Introduction to android tabletsTake a tour of the basics of using an Android tablet. Bring your own or use one of ours. Adults and teens.Register by calling 249-2569.

Thursday, May 17, 6pm - BasicsTuesday, May 29, 6pm - BasicsThursday June 14, 6pm - Basics

Genealogy on the InternetMay 16, 5:30-7:30pmInternet Training LabCall to Register: 810.249-2569

e-Reader classes6:30-7:30pmInternet training labCall to register: 810.249-2569Apple and Android: May 9, June 6Nook: May 30, June 13 Kindle: May 23, June 20

create a midnight masterpiece with artist tom Woodruff June 23, Saturday, 2pm, B-15th-12th Graders are invited to Create a Midnight Masterpiece with dramatic shading techniques that will have your friends asking “How did you

do that?!” Join artist Tom Woodruff as we create a mysterious and richly textured drawing, revealing “Things that go bump in the night!” Call 810-249-2170 to register.

technologycomputersmay 9, Wednesdaychristopher Paul curtisReading Room, 6pmDeza Malone from Bud Not Buddy is back in Curtis’ new book The Mighty Miss Malone; program, book sale and author signing.

teen Summer Reading activities…teen Productions: 2-5pm dailyJuly 10, 11, 12: Prezi: Presentations that Wow!July 17, 18, 19: Writers Workshop for TeensJuly 24, 25, 26: TBARegister by calling 810.249-2170

July 21, Saturday, 2-5pm

Story Slamapalooza with karen czarnikyou’ve heard of Poetry Slams right? Join the latest craze with Story Slams. Everyone’s got a good story to tell.

Come to our Teen Story Slam and share your tale of woe, wisdom, humor, tragedy, or triumph.

The 1st hour of the program begins with story coaching by professional storyteller Karen Czarnik, improv exercises, and small group dynamics.

During the 2nd hour Teen Storytellers will present their stories on stage in front of the group. Not everyone needs to tell their story aloud to participate. Teen storytelling is wonderful when peers support as listeners. The listening audience, however, will be encouraged to work on a story during the first hour of the program. The story slam winner receives the coveted Slamapalooza award! (Website: http://storyrhythms.com).

Call 810-249-2170 to register.Take the Writers Workshop July 24-26 to get your work ready for the Slamapalooza!

May-June 2012 7p.

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Free concert: cairn to cairnSunday, may 6, 4-6pm, Reading RoomIn collaboration with the Flint Folk Music Society, we present a concert by Cairn to Cairn, an acoustic trio based in Ann Arbor. An amalgamation of three distinct musical personalities, Cairn to Cairn melds classical technique with rock’n’ roll, and folk song writing with elements of improvised freedom.

Free concert: los Bandits de michiganSunday: may 13, 4-6pm, Reading RoomLos Bandit’s music reflects the richness of Tex-Mex music by combining Rhythm and Blues, Gospel, Country, Rock, Norteño, and Tejano Music. Los Bandits have an alternative world-beat sound that appeals to a very diverse audience. Los Bandits have been performing since 1991.

Eat at the

Flint Crepe Company

on Tues. May 29, and Help the Flint Public Library!

May 29 is Tuesday Tips Day at the Flint Crepe Company and the Flint Public Library will be the beneficiary! The Flint Crepe Company is located at555 S. Saginaw St., (next door to Blackstone’s). Stop by 7am to 10pm. Enjoy the food and help the Flint Public Library!

Federal, State and Local Contracting 101

Selling Your Product or Service to the Government

Wednesday, June 6, 9:30am to noonClassifying your product • Vendor Registration

Small Business Programs • Marketing • Laws

FREE, but registration is required Contact Chelsea Schutz 810.600-1437 or ptac@thegrcc.org

riGht to WorK town hall discussion with

Rep. Woodrow StanleyWednesday, June 20, 5pm

michigan Bar association: Will and trust kits for Seniors

Licensed Michigan attorneys will present an educational seminar for seniors citizens about Wills and Trust Kits. Lunch will be provided. Sponsored by the State Bar of Michigan. call 810.249-2569 for details and date tBa

Flint Public Library8p.

From the mott-Warsh collectionSecond Floor Gallery and Children’s Room - The Mott-Warsh Collection, based in Flint, Michigan, is a private collection of fine art created by artists of the African-Diaspora (http://m-wc.org/default.aspx)

children’s Room“Abstract Paintings by Nanette Carter” March 7 – June 2, 2012“Season in the Sun”June 5 – August 31, 2012

Second Floor “Earth, Air, Fire, Water: Art and the Environment”April 11 – June 30, 2012

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throughout the libraryReading Room May: Genesee County Bar Association June: Bullying: GISD Photography

children’s Room: May: Story time puppets from the Library’s collectionJune: Summer Reading Club 2012:Dream Big! Read

diSpLayS & exhibit

Local attorneys discuss the rights of landlords and tenants in this free community seminar sponsored by the Genesee County bar association and Legal Services of eastern Michigan. Limited space. RSVP by calling 810.232-6000 or register online at www.gcbalaw.org.

May 24Thursday,

6 – 7:30pmUpstairs Meeting

Room 205

LandLord tenant riGhtS

Perennial Plant ExchangeMay 12Saturday, 9:30am Outside the library by the parking lot garage.

Bring healthy cuttings or new plants to share and exchange with others.

all plants should be labeled as to the type and color of bloom, if known. only healthy, pest-free plants may be exchanged.

Unemployed Jobseeker Workshops Internet Training Lab, 10-11:30ammay 3: “Breaking into the hidden Job market”may 10: “Preparing for your Interview”

Call: 810-249-2569 to register.Michigan Works and Career Alliance@FPL: classes to aid local job seekers find employment. let us help you with your job search.

Friends of the Flint Public library

used Book Sale

may 1-5May 1: Preview Night Friends Only, 5-7:30pm

NEW Friends can join at the sale.May 2 and 3 (W, TH): 5-7:30pm

May 4 (F): 11am to 3pm2 paperback or 2 hardbound for the price of one

May 5 (S):Book Drop Off (10-noon)

Dontate your lightly used books.Bag Sale Day $4; 10am to 3pm

May-June 2012 9p.

Photographer Rob tompkins June 21, thursday, 5pmBeginning digital PhotographyRob Tompkins, Room 205Professional Photographer Beginning Digital Photography: Join award-winning professional photographer Rob Tompkins to learn the basics of digital photography and how to take better pictures. Participants must bring their own digital camera (no cell phone cameras) with a fully charged battery, an empty SD or memory card and your camera’s instruction manual, if possible. We will be going outside to take pictures and then review the pictures to see how they can be improved.Adults and teens age 14 and up.call 810-249-2569 to register.

June 28, thursday, at 5pm, Room 205 advanced digital PhotographyAdvanced Digital Photography: In this workshop, teens (age14 and up) and adults who already know how to use a digital camera but have not mas-tered the art of composition and light are invited to join photographer Rob Tompkins. Build on your basic knowledge of camera operation and learn to “see” before you take pictures that will convey your feelings and “tell a story.” call 810-249-2569 to register(Website: http:/classicconceptsstudio.com)

summer specialssummer specials

Michigan Coupon Club

July 14, Saturday, 10amcouponing WorkshopAdults and teens age14 and up.

The Michigan Coupon Club offers opportunities for families to learn to be strategic shoppers through a coupon class. Our experienced instructors teach participants in a family setting (classroom style set up--ages 14+ ). Members enjoy a website providing match ups for local grocery stores. MCC does the hard part and work for you, by researching the best places to shop, which coupons to use and which products will be the best price for your family. This 90 minute workshop includes an instruction booklet for each family, helpful tips and ideas, and a coupon packet. Limit 25 families. Call 810-249-2569 to register. Lower Level Meeting Room

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book expobook expo

may 19, Saturday, 1-5pm (new time)

lower level meeting Room Meet emerging and established writers, publishers and book agents. This is an opportunity to meet and interact with authors, and purchase their work. All genres will be represented, so come out and discover a new favorite author!

Flint area Aquil, WalethiaBeaugard, ShuntaiBirdsall, GlenBrown, RoneekaChantale, W. LynnCole, Terese TaylorCounelis, PaulDennis, JosephDeVine, LCEller, MarkElswick, MarkEmenyonu, ErnestEvans, MarianneFlynn, Kelly

Green, DanielleGoldsmith, JimHerring, PegJohnson, Joy ByasJones, PatrickKireiLaFerney, JeffLawrence, ShawnteLee, DangerousLynn, C.Maze, NicholasPeoples, SandraRingler, ChrisWaltz, Dan

Surrounding countiesBilen, TracyPate, Cindy SpencerRollins, Kathleen

elsewhere in michigan Blu, CoraElster, Jean AliciaFederbush, RohnHeller, JanetOrchard, LisaPollack, Mary LouiseTopping, SueWarnock, John

Publishers Modern History PressAnchor Group Publishing

Book agentsBradley Publishing

Michigan Storytellers FestivalConcerts • Workshops • Events for Children and Adults

INSIDE the Flint Public Library! Call 810.249-2170 for more informationJuly 20-21, 2012 July 20, 7pm to 10pm July 21, 9am to 10pm

With master storytellers from left to right; Gemini, Bill Lepp and Linda Gorham.

May-June 2012 11p.

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Urban Book Clubtues., May 1 6:30pm Breaking the Ties that Bind by Gwynne For-ster. Kendra knows her mother is troubled—but why can’t she tell her no.

tues., June 5, 6:30pmBefore you Suffocate your Own Fool Self by Danielle Evansoffers a bold new perspective on the experience of being young and African American or mixed-race in modern-day America.

NonFiction Book ClubMay 8, 6pmIt Happened in Michigan: Remark-able Events that Shaped History by Colleen Burcar.

neW! 2nd Tuesdays at 6 p.m.

Fiction Only Book ClubWednesday, May 16, noon Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Foer. Nine-year-old inventor searches for the lock that matches the mysterious key left when his father is killed on 911.

Wednesday, June 20, noonI Do Not Come to You by Chance by Adaobi Nwaubani.Education may be the key to success in Nigeria, but money does the talking; at what price?

Coming up: tues., July 3, 6:30 p.m.Letting Misery Go by Michelle Larks

Armchair Traveler

May 1 Cycling Through RussiaMay 8 Historic Sites of the

U.S.May 15 MexicoMay 22 Scottish Castles and

IrelandMay 29 SydneyJune 5 English Gardens English CountrysideJune 12 The River DanubeJune 19 GermanyJune 26 Switzerland and

Austria

Take a visual vacation Tuesdays at 12:15 p.m. with these travelogues. Bring your lunch.Coffee provided.

MonthlyBook Talk4th Thursday at 1pm Upstairs Meeting Room 205

Looking for a good read? Join us for a sampling of diverse books. A book talk is a short review or teaser that portrays the flavor of the book while keeping secret the critical actions of the story. All are welcome. Coffee and cookies provided.May 24-Rick DunningLast book talk. We will resume in September

June 12, 6pmFair and Balanced My Ass: an unbridled look at the bizarre reality of Fox News by Joseph Minton and Tom Breuer

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