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Willoughby-Eastlake Public Library
Winter Program Guide
January - April 2020
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NEW YEAR, NEW YOU!
Special Event at the Willowick Library: Library Eats
Join us for a very special event as we welcome three Northeast
Ohio chefs. Hear their stories, sample one of their delicious
dishes, ask them questions and get a recipe.
Panel discussion with Q&A to follow.
Chef Eric Wells is a personal chef who specializes in intimate
dinners for two, catering and cooking classes. He will be selling
and signing his book
Cooking with Chef Wells: Intimate Dinners for Two.
Chef Kathleen Robinson is a pastry chef and owner of the Pink
Bandana Bakery in Mentor.
Chef Donna Christz is the Executive Chef and Culinary Director
at Laurentia Winery.
Tuesday, April 21 at 6:30 pm Willowick Library
An Evening with Regina Brett Sponsored by the GFWC Ohio Eastlake
Women’s Club
New York Times bestselling author Regina Brett will talk about
Finding
Magic and Miracles in the Messy Parts of Life. Regina is a
two-time Pulitzer finalist and columnist for the Cleveland
Jewish
News. Her life lessons have been shaped by her experience as a
single mother, cancer survivor and journalist for 30 years. All
three of her books will be available for purchase and signing.
Thursday, March 19 at 6:30 pm
Eastlake Library
Join Willoughby Library’s All Day
Signature Event & Start 2020 Off Right!
10 am: Goal-Making Resolutions You Can Keep {with Author Emily
Capuria}
11 am: New Year, Clutter Free You {with Author Emily
Capuria}
12 pm: Is The Mediterranean Diet Right For Me? {with Cleveland
Clinic Dietician Anna Kippen}
1 pm: Cardio-Drumming For Fitness and Fun {with Melissa &
Melissa of Will-Power Nutrition}
2 pm: Yoga For All {with Yoga Instructor Danielle Pennick}
3 pm: Special Guest Dr. Michael Roizen
Dr. Roizen, a frequent Dr. Oz show contributor and
four-time #1 New York Times bestselling author, will present
and promote the paperback release of his new book
What to Eat When.
Dr. Roizen is Chief Wellness Officer for the Cleveland
Clinic
and Chair of its Wellness Institute. His books include AgeProof,
The RealAge and YOU: The Owner’s Manual.
Saturday, January 18 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Willoughby Library
NORTHEAST OHIO CHEFS VISIT WILLOWICK LIBRARY
MEET REGINA BRETT
Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
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CHILDREN’S STORYTIMES AND CHILDREN’S SERIES
Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
Storytime programs are full of stories and activities that
encourage literacy development and help children prepare to be
skilled readers. Caregivers attend with children for all
storytimes. Siblings welcome! Registration is preferred but
drop-ins welcome. Program runs January 27-March 19.
0-23 Months
Eastlake: Mon 6:30 pm, Thu 10 am
Willoughby: Tue 6:30 pm, Wed 10 or 11 am
Willowick: Mon 6:30 pm, Tue 10:30 am
24–36 Months
Eastlake: Mon 10 am, Tue 10 am
Willoughby: Tue 10 or 11 am
Willowick: Wed 10 or 11 am
0-3 years
Willoughby Hills: Mon 6:30 pm, Tue 11:30 am
0-5 years
Willoughby Hills: Mon 11:30 am
0-6 years
Willowick: Wed 6:30 pm
2-5 years
Willoughby: Thu 6:30 pm
3-5 years
Eastlake: Thu 6:30 pm
Willoughby: Thu 10 or 11 am
Willowick: Thu 10 am
5-10 years
Willoughby: Mon 3:30 pm (includes a craft)
Adapted Storytime Specifically for children with special needs,
this storytime features stories and songs in a welcoming
environment. Tuesdays, Jan 14, Feb 11, Mar 17, Apr 14 6:30 pm
Eastlake
Police Officer Storytime Patrolman Bruce Fedor from the
Willoughby Police Department will present a storytime/craft at the
library! Mondays, Jan 13, Mar 16, Apr 13 10 am Willoughby
Spring Storytime Registration begins Mar 16. Program runs Mar
30-Apr 21.
0-3 years Willoughby Hills: Mon 6:30 pm, Tue 11:30 am
0-5 years
Willoughby Hills: Mon 11:30 am
Yoga Storytime Try out our brand new class that incorporates
yoga into storytime. Please bring a mat or towel. Ages 3-6.
Thursdays, Jan 16 & Mar 26 10 am Willoughby
Barks for Books Practice your reading skills by reading to a
therapy dog! Grades K-5. Choose one time slot. Saturdays, Jan 25,
Feb 22, Mar 21, Apr 18 9:30 and 10 am Eastlake
Homeschool Technology Each month we will explore different
facets of technology starting with the very basics. Ages 10 &
up. Mondays, Jan 27, Feb 24, Mar 30, Apr 27 1:30 or 3 pm
Willowick
Homeschool Thursdays Children ages 6-12 will enjoy a variety of
different hands-on projects. Space is limited. Thursdays, Jan 16,
Feb 20, Mar 19, Apr 16 1:30 or 3 pm Willoughby
Homeschool Travelers Take a trip around the world without
leaving the library! Each month features a different location &
fun activities. Wednesdays, Jan 15, Feb 12, Mar 11, Apr 15 2:30 pm
Eastlake
LEGO Club We provide the LEGOs, you provide the imagination in
our LEGO club. All ages welcome!
Saturdays, Jan 11, Feb 15, Mar 14, Apr 11 2-3:30 pm
Willowick
Special Needs LEGO Club at Willowick Library meets on the same
dates from 10:30 am-12 pm.
Saturdays, Jan 11, Feb 15, Mar 14, Apr 11 1:30-3 pm Eastlake
Saturdays, Feb 22, Mar 21, Apr 18 2-3:30 pm Willoughby Hills
Pirate Ship Playdate & Craft Toys! Crafts! Fun! Ages 2-5.
Wednesdays, Jan 29-Mar 18 10 am Eastlake
CHILDREN’S SERIES
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CHILDREN’S SERIES AND CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
JANUARY
Ready, Set, Read! This 6-week program is designed to support
struggling readers through literacy activities and games. Children
in 2nd and 3rd grade will work with volunteers to improve their
reading and comprehension skills. Thursdays, Apr 2-May 7 6:30–7:30
pm Willowick
Tween Crafts & More Club Children ages 9-12 will create a
variety of projects together. Register for each class you plan to
attend. Wednesdays, Jan 8, Feb 5, Mar 4, Apr 1 6:30 pm
Willoughby
Young & the Restless Join our popular music and movement
class for 2-4 year olds with shakers, bubbles, the parachute and
more!
Eastlake Library: Program runs January 6-23 and March 30-April
16. Eastlake: Mondays 6:30 pm, Thursdays 10 am
Willoughby Library: Program runs January 7-23 and March 31-April
16. Registration begins December 23 and March 16. Willoughby:
Tuesdays 10 or 11 am, Thursdays 6:30 pm
Willowick Library: Program runs March 30-April 22. Registration
begins March 16. Willowick: Mondays 6:30 pm, Wednesdays 10 or 11
am
Storytime with The Mentor Icebreakers! Join us for storytime
with members of Mentor's hockey team The Ice Breakers. All ages
welcome. Tue Jan 14 11:30 am Willoughby Hills Winter Wonderland
Enjoy winter stories, crafts and games at the library! Tue Jan 14
6:30 pm Willoughby
Book vs. Movie: The Tale of Despereaux Was the book better?
Decide for yourself at our Book vs. Movie program! Read the book
The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo, then join us at the
library where we will watch the movie to compare and contrast. Fri
Jan 17 2 pm Willowick Homeschool Sewing Children ages 9-18 will
learn how to make their very own pillow case on our sewing
machines. All materials will be provided. Tue Jan 28 1 or 2:30 pm
Willoughby Hills
SciPlay! Have a blast with a variety of STEM-related activities,
including some inspired by African American scientists and
inventors. Tue Feb 4 6:30-8 pm Eastlake Tween and Teen Switch Party
Enjoy playing Nintendo Switch games with your friends. Ages 10-18
years. Tue Feb 11 7:30-8:30 pm Willoughby Valentine Party Enjoy fun
stories, crafts and games to celebrate Valentine’s Day! Thu Feb 13
6:30 pm Willoughby LEAPS of Fun Join us at the library for
self-paced activities on this extra day of the month. We will have
games, crafts and more. Sat Feb 29 11:30 am Willowick
Dr. Seuss Birthday Event Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday with
crafts, games & more! Mon Mar 2 6:30 pm Willoughby Family Paint
Night Did you know that you can create art using Q-Tips? Join us
for some easy painting fun. Tue Mar 3 6:30 pm Eastlake
Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
MARCH
FEBRUARY
Super Sleuth Jr. Book Club Calling all junior detectives! Join
us for an all new kids book club. Books will be available for
checkout at least 3 weeks before each meeting.
Wed Jan 15 Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer by John Grisham
Wed Feb 19 The Case of the Time-Capsule Bandit by Octavia
Spencer
Wed Mar 18 The Luck Uglies by Paul Durham
Club meet monthly from 6:30-7:30 pm Willoughby Hills
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CHILDREN’S AND FAMILY PROGRAMS
Cookies and Chaos Join us for a fun family game night with
Minute to Win It style challenges and a cookie guessing game. Thu
Mar 19 6:30 pm Willowick SeussFest! Celebrate Dr. Seuss with games
& crafts brought to you by the GFWC Ohio Eastlake Women’s Club!
Tue Mar 24 6:30 pm Eastlake Spring and Easter Party Enjoy a fun
spring time story, crafts and games to celebrate Easter and the new
spring season. Tue Mar 24 6:30 pm Willoughby
Bunnypalooza This is not a joke! On April 1st we will be having
a fun time with bunny crafts, games and more. Wed Apr 1 6:30 pm
Willowick
Little Ladies & Gentlemen Tea Party Get dressed up and join
us for a fancy tea party! We’ll enjoy finger foods and some
springtime activities. Tue Apr 7 6:30 pm Eastlake
Sensory Toy Play Group Children with varying learning styles and
abilities play together in a safe, supportive environment. A
variety of toys from our Adapted Toy Library will be available. Fri
Apr 17 10-11 am Willoughby
Tree Tales Storytime Holden Arboretum will present a tree themed
storytime. Recommended for ages 2 & up but all ages welcome.
Mon Apr 20 11:30 am Willoughby Hills
Family Ukulele Fun! Have fun learning the ukulele with Sheela
Das of Creative Concepts in Music! Borrow one of Sheela’s ukuleles
or bring your own. Class size is limited to 18 participants. Tue
Apr 21 6:30 pm Eastlake Earth Day Storytime and Craft Enjoy a
storytime and make a craft to celebrate Earth Day. Wed Apr 22 3:30
pm Willoughby
Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
APRIL
Willoughby Hills Library Movie Nights Watch movies recently
released on DVD on the big screen with free popcorn. Outside snacks
&
drinks are permitted. Movies begin at 6 pm.
Wednesdays, Jan 8, Feb 5, Mar 11, Apr 8 Willoughby Hills
Library
Interactive Movie Night – Moana Watch Moana while you shout,
sing and snack
along. Viewers will receive prop bags full of surprises and
more!
Tue Jan 21 6 pm Willoughby Hills Library
Sensory Movie Nights A sensory-friendly environment including
more light, less sound and the option to move around the room will
help children with special needs.
All ages welcome!
Movie: Mulan Mon Mar 23 6 pm Willoughby Hills Library
Movie: Christopher Robin Wed Apr 29 6 pm Willoughby Library
Willowick Library Saturday Family Films Join us for a Saturday 2
pm matinee. Bring your
own snacks & blankets and enjoy!
Toy Story 4 Jan 4 Aladdin Feb 1
Mulan Mar 21 Mary Poppins Apr 25
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Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
Book Hedgehogs Join Miss Bryn and Miss Sarah to decorate your
very own book hedgehog to take home. We provide the hedgehogs, you
provide the fun! Tween program. Ages 8-12. Tue Jan 14 6:30-8 pm
Willowick
Money Management for Teens Join us with a representative from
PNC Bank to discuss money management. Learn tips from a
professional! Grades 7-12. Ages 13-18. Tue Feb 11 7-8 pm Willowick
Switch Party for Tweens and Teens Bring your Switch (and favorite
game) for a fun-filled hour of competition. If you don’t have your
own Switch, we have one you can play. Ages 10-18. Tue Feb 11
7:30-8:30 pm Willoughby Sewing for Teens Learn to sew a decorative
pillow. Library provides the sewing machine, fabric, pillow form
and tools needed. Thu Feb 13 5:30-7:30 pm Willoughby Hills
DIY Pokémon Terrariums Make your own Pokémon terrarium! Pick a
Pokémon or bring your own to design. Grades 7-12. Ages 13-18. Tue
Apr 14 7-8:30 pm Willowick Teen Henna Teens will learn about the
cultural history and use of the ancient art of henna. Limit one
henna design per teen. Mon Apr 20 6-8 pm Willoughby Hills
All Things Disney Discussion Group for Teens & Adults Join
other Disney fan(atic)s to talk about everything Disney-TV shows,
movies, theme parks, etc. Ages 12 & up. Wednesdays, Jan 15, Feb
12, Mar 18, Apr 15 7–8 pm Willoughby Basement Writers Write with us
in our creative writing group. Bring your writing and ideas to
share. Positive feedback and fun environment provided. Grades 7-12.
Ages 13-18. Mondays, Jan 6&20, Feb 3&17, Mar 2&23, Apr
6&20 7-8 pm Willowick Cardio-Drumming for Teens and Adults
Exercise can be fun! Join Melissa and Melissa from Will-Power
Nutrition for an hour of drum sticks, music, movement and fun. Wear
comfortable clothing. Space is limited. Ages 13 & up. Tuesdays,
Jan 21, Feb 18, Apr 21 7-8 pm Willoughby Gaming Club Make friends
and play video games provided by the library. Bring your trading
card games to play against others or play a board game. Grades
6-12. Ages 11-18. Saturdays, Feb 15, Mar 14, Apr 25 2-4 pm
Willowick Learn and Play Chess Club Join us for an informal
gathering of chess enthusiasts, including instruction & play,
fun and refreshments. This is also a perfect opportunity for Scouts
to earn their Chess Merit Badge. All ages and chessboards welcome!
Saturdays, Jan 25, Feb 29, Mar 28, Apr 25 12-4 pm Willoughby Switch
in the Afternoon for Tweens and Teens Bring your Switch (and
favorite game) to the Willoughby Library for a fun filled afternoon
of competition. If you don’t have your own Switch, we have one you
can play. We might even have a Smash Bros. or Mario Kart
tournament. Ages 10-18. Saturdays, Mar 14 & Apr 11 1-4 pm
Willoughby Teen Art Club at Willoughby Do you love to create art
but never get the chance? Join other art-loving teens for art club.
We supply the paint and pencils and you supply the genius. Ages
11-18. Registration required for each class you plan to attend.
Tuesdays, Jan 7, Feb 4, Mar 3, Apr 7 7-8 pm Willoughby
TEEN SERIES AND TEEN PROGRAMS
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
APRIL
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Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
TECHNOLOGY CLASSES
APRIL
FEBRUARY
MARCH
Office: Beginning Word Learn how to create documents using
Microsoft Word. This class is hands-on. Computers are provided. Mon
Feb 3 6:30 pm Eastlake iPhone & iPad Tips & Tricks Apple
software expert Chris Woodman will reveal the hidden features to
help you better utilize your iPhone and iPad. You’ll learn useful
and time-saving tips and tricks that most iPhone users don’t know
exist. Wed Feb 26 6-7 pm Willoughby Hills
Basic Computer Series Start here with our classes designed for
beginners. Mon Mar 2 Computer Hardware: The Basics (lecture) Mon
Mar 9 Keyboarding and Mouse Basics (hands-on) Mon Mar 16 Computer
Software: The Basics (hands-on) Mon Mar 30 Basic Internet
(hands-on) 6:30-8 pm Willoughby Office 2013: Beginning Excel Start
learning Excel! We'll cover the terms used, how to find your way
around the program, entering data and some basic formulas. This
class is hands-on. Computers will be provided. Thu Mar 12 6:30-8 pm
Willoughby iCloud
Confused about iCloud? You’re not alone. Learn the
basics of iCloud along with many other features.
Wed Apr 1 6-7 pm
Willoughby Hills Cutting the Cable Learn about online streaming
services that allow you to access television programs and movies
without the monthly cable bill. Wed Apr 8 7 pm Willoughby Office
2013: Intermediate Excel This builds on our basic Excel class as we
learn about formulas, functions and sorting data. This class is
hands-on. Computers will be provided. Thu Apr 16 6:30-8 pm
Willoughby
SPECIAL EVENTS
Celebrate National
Library Week!
April 19-25, 2020
An Afternoon with Mystery Writer Abby L. Vandiver
Local Cleveland author Abby L. Vandiver will talk about her
journey from successful self-published Amazon #1 bestselling author
and a Wall Street Journal bestselling author to teaming up with
Penguin Berkley, who will publish her new Cozy mystery books
beginning in spring 2020.
Abby is a former lawyer who has turned her gift for telling
stories into cozy mysteries with amateur
sleuths. She is the author of several series including Logan
Dickerson Cozy Mysteries, Normal Junction Cozy Mysteries, Tiny
House Mysteries and more.
Saturday, March 7
2:00 - 3:00 pm
Eastlake Library
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Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
BETWEEN THE LINES AUTHOR SERIES
Sharecropper’s Stories with Author Dick Meadows Dr. Meadows
writes that his book, Washing Day and other Sharecropper’s Stories,
“describes a lifestyle that has all but disappeared from American
culture.” The son of sharecroppers, Dick
Meadows grew up on farms in southern Illinois. He joined the
Marine Corps at age seventeen and served in the Korean War. He then
pursued a career as an actor in California, before settling in
Cleveland after receiving his PhD in Dramatic Arts.
Wednesday, January 22 at 6:30 pm - Willoughby Library
Smoky, Sweaty, Rowdy and Loud with Authors Mike and Jan
Olszewski Head backstage in the Cleveland music scene with authors
Mike and Jan Olszewski for a look at
legendary rock and roll landmarks as club owners, talent
bookers, performers, promoters and concertgoers share stories from
the 1950s through 1990s. This presentation coincides with the
release
of the Olszewski’s new book Smoky, Sweaty, Rowdy, and Loud:
Tales of Cleveland's Legendary Rock & Roll Landmarks.
Wednesday, January 29 at 6:30 pm - Willoughby Library
Rust Belt Burlesque with Author Erin O’Brien Rust Belt Burlesque
traces the history of burlesque in Cleveland from the 1800s to the
present, as
well as the story of Bella Sin, a Mexican immigrant who drove
Northeast Ohio’s burlesque comeback. Over 100 photos provide a look
into the raucous Ohio Burlesque Festival held at the
Beachland Ballroom every year. Meet author Erin O’Brien,
photographer Bob Perkoski and foreword writer Mike Olszewski at
this panel-style talk!
Wednesday, February 19 at 6:30 pm - Willoughby Library
Immortality, Inc. with Author Chip Walter We live in an age when
billionaires are betting their fortunes on laboratory advances to
prove aging unnecessary and death a disease that can be cured. Meet
Chip Walter, author of five books, former
CNN bureau chief, prominent journalist and award-winning
documentary filmmaker as he explores this hidden world in
Immortality Inc. Co-sponsored by the Lake County League of
Libraries.
Wednesday, February 26 at 6:30 pm - Willoughby Library
Sisters of Notre Dame of Cleveland with Author Sister Eileen
Quinlan Since their arrival in Cleveland in 1874 to serve German
Catholic immigrants, the Sisters of Notre Dame have given their
time, skills and compassion to the people of Northern Ohio and
beyond.
Meet author Eileen Quinlan S.N.D., a native of Greater
Cleveland, who has been a Sister of Notre Dame since 1973 and learn
all about the fascinating history of the Sisters of Notre Dame!
Wednesday, March 11 at 6:30 pm - Willoughby Library
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BOOK DISCUSSIONS
CHAPTER CHAT Willowick Restaurant & Lounge, 3:30 pm
Sat Mar 28: Sergeant Stubby by Ann Bausum
Sat Apr 25: Defending Jacob by William Landay
DELICIOUS DISCUSSIONS Downtown Willoughby, 7 pm
Mon Jan 27: Ribbons of Scarlet by Kate Quinn Willoughby Brewing
Company in Downtown Willoughby
Mon Feb 24: My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing The Morehouse in
Downtown Willoughby
Mon Mar 23: The Testaments by Margaret Atwood Barrio in Downtown
Willoughby
Mon Apr 27: Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead Arabica in Downtown
Willoughby
MURDER AT THE HILLS Willoughby Hills Library, 2 pm
Thu Feb 6: The Better Sister by Alafair Burke
Thu Apr 2: Juror #3 by James Patterson
NEXT CHAPTER BOOK CLUB Willoughby Library
Meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 10 am
The Willoughby Public Library has officially joined the Next
Chapter Book Club (NCBC) affiliation. The NCBC is a bi-monthly book
club for adults with disabilities that
prioritizes reading-to-learn rather learning-to-read. Members
are introduced to excellent literature and new opportunities to
socialize in the community. NCBC membership is open
to adults of all reading levels.
NOVEL CONVERSATIONS Eastlake Library, 7 pm
Tue Jan 14: Where The Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
Tue Feb 11: The Story of Arthur Truluv by Elizabeth Berg
Tue Mar 10: Paragon Hotel by Lyndsay Faye
Tue Apr 14: Educated by Tara Westover
ADULT SERIES
Eastlake Library Yarns Join this group of knitters and
crocheters & bring a project to work on. Open to all ages and
skill levels. Mondays, Jan 27, Feb 24, Mar 23, Apr 27 7 pm
Eastlake
ESOL - English for Speakers of Other Languages Classes are
offered with instructors of ASPIRE of Cuyahoga Community College.
Attendees must register through the ASPIRE office, 216-371-7138 or
216-261-5006. Tuesdays & Thursdays, Jan 14-May 14 9:30 am–12 pm
Willowick
Essential Oil Series at Eastlake Library: Experience 17
Essential Oils in Three Sessions!
Maggie Kimble, a Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Reiki
Master and Aromatherapist, will cover the many aspects of
Aromatherapy and will introduce everyone to how each oil can be
used for medicinal applications. Please plan on attending all three
sessions to learn about all the different essential oils, how to
safely blend oils and how to get their synergistic effect. Class 1
– Peppermint, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Grapefruit, Lemon and Orange –
An introduction to Aromatherapy and how plant oils work for human
medicinal applications. Thu Feb 13 6:30-8 pm Eastlake
Class 2 - Bergamot, Lavender, Roman Chamomile, Marjoram and
Clary Sage – Using plant oils in their natural form, their
synergistic effect and how to know you are getting a pure essential
oil. Thu Mar 12 6:30-8pm Eastlake
Class 3 - Ylang Ylang, Rose Geranium, Patchouli, Tea Tree,
Ginger and Cedar - Proper storage and shelf life of oils, safely
blending oils and understanding the proper ratio of oil to blending
agent to use. Thu Apr 16 6:30-8pm Eastlake
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Instant Pot 101 Join Willowick reference staff as they explore
one of today’s hottest kitchen gadgets. Learn tips, tricks &
recipes that will have you putting dinner on the table in an
instant. Tue Jan 7 7 pm Willowick An Evening with Orson Welles
Using his expert knowledge and his friendship with Gary Graves,
Orson Welles’ cameraman, Chris Lambert brings Orson Welles’ final
evening back to life! Wed Jan 8 6:30 pm Willoughby Essential Oils
for Healthy Living Learn to tap into essential oils ancient power
which can aid and improve digestion, help balance hormones, boost
energy & support brain function. Thu Jan 9 6:30 pm Willoughby
Hand Sewing Basics with Barb Learn how to sew several types of
stitches while creating a set of hand warmers. All supplies
provided. Thu Jan 30 7 pm Eastlake
Plant-Based Diets Made Easy Registered dietitian Melinda Benz,
RDN, LD will help you fulfill your New Year’s resolution to get
healthier. Tue Feb 4 7 pm Willowick Smart Energy Living
Raymond Foeller from Ohio Consumers’ Counsel will
provide tips to save money on your natural gas, electric
&
water bills by making simple changes around your house.
Mon Feb 10 6-7 pm
Willoughby Hills
My Amish Valentine Join us for My Amish Valentine, an Amish and
inspiration fiction mini-conference and book fair! Discover new
authors, meet like-minded readers and get books signed. Authors
appearing at this special event include Amanda Flower, Serena B.
Miller, Tracy Fredrychowski and more! Sat Feb 15 12-5 pm
Willoughby
Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
ADULT PROGRAMS
Getting Started with Medicare Join Laura Mutsko as she walks
participants through the complexities of getting started with
Medicare.
Mon Feb 17 6 pm Eastlake
Mon Apr 6 6-8 pm
Willoughby Hills
Social Security FAQs with Otium Financial Explore your options
and make an informed decision. Mon Feb 24 5:30 pm Willoughby DNA
101 Presenter Mary Jamba will give an introduction to DNA testing
and an overview of AncestryDNA, 23andMe, MyHeritage and
FamilyTreeDNA. Thu Feb 27 6:30 pm Willoughby
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
Celebrating Black History Month
Integrating the Cleveland Indians Author Stephanie Liscio looks
at the history of Negro League baseball in Cleveland, as well as
the media’s impact on both the Negro League Buckeyes and the
Cleveland Indians. Wed Feb 5 6:30 pm Willoughby
Djapo Cultural Institute Performance Enjoy a folkloric
performance by the Djapo Institute with histrionic travels through
Senegal, Mali, Ghana, Guinea, Cuba and the United States. Thu Feb 6
7 pm Willoughby
Trapped! The Lake Erie Tunnel Disaster Jen Graham from Cleveland
Metroparks will present the details of one of Northeast Ohio’s most
frightening tragedies and how local inventor Garrett Morgan saved
lives with his invention of the gas mask. Thu Feb 20 7 pm
Willowick
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Registration Is REQUIRED For All Programs.
The Collinwood School Fire of 1908 Join local author Edward Kern
as he shares the tragic story of the Collinwood School Fire. Wed
Mar 4 7 pm Willowick Sewing for Adults Learn to sew a decorative
envelope pillow. Library provides the sewing machine, fabric and
tools needed. Thu Mar 5 5:30-7:30 pm Willoughby Hills The Beatles
at Shea Stadium Dave Schwensen presents The Beatles at Shea
Stadium, which tells the story of one of the most influential and
exciting events in the history of popular music, complete with
memorabilia display. Tue Mar 10 Display at 6:00 pm/Lecture 6:30 pm
Willoughby Council on Aging: Everything You Want to Know A
representative from the Lake County Council on Aging will explain
the services they offer and what you and your loved ones should
know about aging in Ohio. Thu Mar 12 7 pm Willowick
The Results Are In! Using Your DNA to Find Answers Join Mary
Jamba to learn how to interpret the results of a DNA ancestry test.
This session will be a follow up to the Willoughby Library DNA 101
program in February. Tue Mar 31 7 pm Willowick
Doo-Wop of the 1950’s Take a historical tour of doo-wop music
with Professor Tony Palermo. We’ll also discuss the influences of
rhythm & blues and gospel music in the genre. Thu Apr 2 6:30 pm
Willoughby Crafting 9-1-1 Stuck in the middle of a crafting
project? Starting a new one? Bring it in & see if we can help.
Seasoned crafters as well as beginners welcome. Wed Apr 8 7 pm
Willowick
Early Breweries of Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland has been home to a
variety of breweries for more than a century. Local historian
Rebecca McFarland will introduce us to the early brewers who were
also philanthropists for the arts and social welfare. Thu Apr 9 7
pm Willowick Meet Me at Gate A: Municipal Stadium in the 1930s Join
Dennis Sutcliffe of Lost Cleveland Memories as he takes us through
the beginnings of Municipal Stadium! Tue Apr 14 7 pm Willoughby
An Evening at the Mounds Club Local historian Ginnie Jeschelnig
will lead us through the history of Willoughby Hills’ infamous
Mounds Club. The mafia-controlled night club offered its patrons
some of the region’s best entertainment until it all came crashing
down. Wed Apr 22 6:30 pm Willoughby
Intro to Reiki Join instructor Maggie Kimble, RN and learn how
Reiki can help caregivers, how it is being used in the community
for people with Alzheimer’s and how easy it is to learn for
yourself, your loved ones and even your pets! Thu Apr 23 6:30 pm
Willoughby
Keeping Us Safe: Practical Solutions for Older Drivers and Their
Families Retired Highway Patrol Officer Matt Gurwell will discuss
how to help family members when they become concerned about a loved
ones ability to drive safely. Thu Apr 30 6:30 pm Willoughby
APRIL
ADULT PROGRAMS
MARCH
W-E Library Boosters Spring Book Sale!
Willowick Library
Thursday, March 26: Members Pre-Sale from 4 - 8 pm
Friday, March 27: Book Sale from 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Saturday, March 28: Book Sale from 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Sunday, March 29: $5.00 Bag Sale from 1:30 - 4:30 pm The
Boosters will supply the bags!
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Library Board of Trustees
Nicholas Monin, President
Shelley Polewchak, Vice President
Dawn Roche, Secretary
Frank Buttari
Jeffrey Mackey
Diane Petruccio
Susan Roseum
The Board of Trustees meets the
3rd Monday of each month at
7 p.m. at various locations.
Contact your library for more
information.
Library Administration
(440) 943-2203
Rick Werner, Director
Eric Linderman, Deputy Director
Victoria Simmons, Fiscal Officer
Eastlake Public Library
36706 Lakeshore Blvd.
Eastlake, OH 44095
(440) 942-7880
Willoughby Public Library
30 Public Square
Willoughby, OH 44094
(440) 942-3200
Willowick Public Library
263 E. 305 St.
Willowick, OH 44095
(440) 943-4151
Monday–Thursday
9 a.m.–9 p.m.
Friday & Saturday
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sunday (Sep–May)
1 p.m.–5 p.m.
Willoughby Hills Public Library
35400 Chardon Rd.
Willoughby Hills, OH 44094
(440) 942-3362
Monday–Thursday 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday (Sep–May)
1 p.m.–5 p.m.
Thank you to the W-E
Library Boosters for their
ongoing support!
Registration is REQUIRED for all programs. Please register
online at WE247.org or at the library where your program is
being held. The Willoughby-Eastlake Public Library reserves the
right to cancel library programs.
