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The Making of a Tuskegee Airman, p. 4

Young Warrior (detail) by John I. Pepion, p. 2

Tween Lunar New Year Celebration, p. 3

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Teens

Adults

Exhibits & Special Events

Closures & Announcements

Technology

Genealogy

Branches

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Exhibits & Special Events .. ...........................1Youth & Family Events ................................. 3Bookmobile Schedule .................................. 5Early Literacy Activities ................................ 5Storytimes . ..................................................6Calendar grid ............................................... 7Teen Events ................................................... 9Adult Events ...............................................10Genealogy Events ........................................11Computer Help . ..........................................12L2B (Library to Business) ............................ 12Burns Events ................................................13Pine Bluffs Events ...................................... 14

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Native Voices explores the interconnectedness of wellness, illness, and cultural life for Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians. Stories drawn from both the past and present examine how health for Native People is tied to community, the land, and spirit. Through interviews, Native People describe the impact of epidemics, federal legislation, the loss of land, and the inhibition of culture on the health of Native individuals and communities today.

The U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM) developed and produced Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health and Illness. The American Library Association (ALA) Public Programs Office, in partnership with NLM, tours the exhibition to America’s libraries.

Monday, February 18

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February 1 - February 13, Library hoursExhibits on 1st and 3rd Floors

Native American Artifacts from the Wyoming State MuseumTo complement our traveling exhibit Native Voices, the Wyoming State Museum has installed a few Native American items here at the library from their large collection. Want to see more? Head over to the museum at 2301 Central Avenue.

Creative Indigenous Collective: Native Voices in Contemporary ArtArtists Louis Still Smoking, John I. Pepion, Ben Pease, Holly Young, and Robert Martinez of the Creative Indigenous Collective (CIC) explore individual identity, collective culture, and contemporary Native American life, each through a unique approach.

Two Nations, One ReservationIn response to the Indian Education for All Act passed by the Wyoming Legislature in 2017, Wyoming Humanities researched and created an exhibit that shares how history, treaties, laws, and people shaped the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming.

Book Sale Room: $5 Fill-A-Bag SaleFebruary 21 – February 24Book Sale Room HoursHead into our Book Sale Room with a plastic or reusable shopping bag (or your summer reading canvas bag) and fill it with books for just $5! All proceeds benefit the Laramie County Library Foundation.(All Ages; Book Sale Room)

Elementary Art ExhibitFebruary 21 - April 7Library HoursEnjoy space-themed art created by elementary school students in Laramie County School District #1 throughout the library! (All Ages; All Floors)

Young Readers Book PartySundays: February 3, 10, 171:15 – 2pmYou’re invited to a party – a book party! Join us for a celebration of reading with young readers that’s a little bit storytime and a little bit book club. We will read, sing, play, learn, and talk about books!(Grades Pre-K – 2; Storytime Room)

Themes by Week February 3: Monster ParachuteFebruary 10: Milk & Cookies & PajamasFebruary 17: Family Art Games

Tween Lunar New Year CelebrationTuesday, February 56 – 7:30pmHappy Lunar New Year! One of the most important global holidays of the year is in full swing. We will be celebrating the Year of the Pig with food, games, and crafts.(Grades 3 – 6; Storytime Room)

Chess Club for KidsWednesdays: February 6, 13, 20, 274 – 5pmA drop-in chess event for beginner and advanced chess players. Join us for weekly lessons with teachers Dennis Coelho and Alison Hounshell.(Grades K – 6; 2nd Floor)

Pokémon Jr.Thursdays: February 7, 14, 21, 284 – 5pmJoin us for Pokémon club! Learn how to play the first Thursday of the month, and battle with your friends the rest of the month. Bring your Pokémon cards if you have them, or use one of our spare decks.(Ages 7 – 12; 2nd Floor)

Baby MusicFriday, February 810:15 – 11amYou and your baby can engage in musical activities at this unique session designed for caregivers and babies.(Ages Birth – 24 Months; Storytime Room)

Kindermusik®Saturday, February 910:15 – 11amSing, sway, laugh, and play with skilled educator Laura Sutton.(Ages 2 – 5; Storytime Room)

Yoga TogetherWednesday, Feb. 13 & Saturday, Feb. 1610:15 – 10:45amCome and experience stories, stretching, and fun with a special storytime.(Ages 18 Months – 5 Years; Cottonwood Room 2/13; Storytime Room 2/16)

Brown Bag Book ClubThursdays: February 14, 286 – 7pmBook club will meet twice during the month of February. We will review the first half of the book on February 14 and the second part on February 28. Feel free to join the discussion even if you miss an earlier session! Participants can bring a “brown bag” meal and desserts and drinks will be provided. We will be reading Belly Up.(Grades 4 – 6; Sage Room)

Book description: 12-year-old Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt Fitzroy has a murder on his hands and trouble on his tail. Henry, the hippopotamus at the brand-new nationally known FunJungle, has gone belly up. Even though it’s claimed he died of natural causes, Teddy smells something fishy and it sure ain’t the polar bear’s lunch. Dealing with the zoo’s top brass proves to be nothing but a waste of time. They want to see

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any trace of Henry’s death disappear like yesterday’s paper, so Teddy sets out to find the truth. With the help of Summer McCraken, a feisty girl with secrets of her own, the two narrow down their prime suspects. Is it Martin Del Gato, FunJungle’s head of operations who dislikes kids and hates animals even more? Or J. J. McCraken, the owner of FunJungle and Summer’s father, who has more concern for the dough he’s raking in than the animals in the zoo? As their investigation goes on, Teddy gets squeezed on all sides to quit asking questions, or Henry won’t be the only one to turn up dead. The deeper Teddy and Summer get, the more the danger mounts – because when it comes to hippo homicide, the truth can’t be kept in a cage!

Outdoor Games InsideFriday, February 151 – 5pmBaby, it’s cold outside! Come in on your day off and play the kind of games that get your blood moving! Stay the whole time or drop in for a little while. Either way it will be great fun!(Grades 3 – 6; Storytime Room)

Off to Neverland: A Special Storytime EventSaturday, February 164 – 5:30pmJoin us for a Peter Pan storytime! In partnership with the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players, we will have games, crafts, snacks, and a special appearance from some of the Peter Pan production cast.(Children & Families; Cottonwood Room)

K-2 STEM Explorers: Human BodyTuesday, February 194:15 – 5:15pmAre you curious about how the human body works? Take a peek inside with us as we create models and demonstrations of your body in action.(Grades K – 2 & Families; Storytime Room)

Neverland’s Big Blue BookmobileSunday, February 241:30 – 3:30pmCome enjoy the magic of the Laramie County Library Bookmobile at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse. In partnership with the Cheyenne Little Theatre’s presentation of Peter Pan, the beautiful, big, blue bookmobile will be open to the public for cocoa, cookies, and checking out books!(Children & Families; Mary Godfrey Playhouse)

Captain Hook’s Pirate Treasure Hunt & Obstacle CourseWednesday, February 276:30 – 7:30pmCap’n Hook be lookin’ fer a new crew fer the Jolly Roger! Do ye scurvy dogs have what it takes to pass the test to be a pirate? Are ye ruthless and cunnin’, darin’ and bold? Do ye think ye can hide from that pesky croc long enough to find the treasure? Argrr! Get yerself over here and give ‘er a try, matey! Brought to you in partnership with the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players.(Children & Families; Storytime Room)

Tales TogetherTuesdays: February 5, 12, 19, 26Wednesdays: February 6, 20, 27NEW! Thursdays: February 7, 14, 21, 28Saturday, February 2310:15 – 10:45am Join us for an interactive storytime session for preschool children and their caregivers! Practice new skills incorporating books, songs, rhymes, movement, and more! (Ages 18 Months – 5 Years; Storytime Room)

Stories on My OwnTuesdays: February 5, 12, 19, 26Wednesdays: February 6, 13, 20, 27NEW! Thursdays: February 7, 14, 21, 2810:15 – 10:45amFor older preschool children to practice sitting, listening, following directions, and interacting with others their age in a group setting without their caregivers. (Ages 3 – 5; Sage Room)

Baby LapsitFridays: February 1, 15, 22Saturday, February 210:15 – 11amCome enjoy storytime! Afterwards, babies can play with our educational toys while caregivers visit. (Ages Birth – 24 Months; Storytime Room)

Early Literacy Center (ELC)

Located inside the Storytime Room, the ELC is open for playing, reading, singing, talking, and writing after storytime. We encourage you to take the opportunity to explore the Learning Spots (changed monthly) with your children, socialize with other caregivers, and enjoy your time in the library.

Letters of the Month: M/N

Color of the Month: Pink

Number of the Month: 14

EARLY LITERACY ACTIVITIES

My Library Place

The space outside the Early Literacy Center is a great place to socialize and meet new friends after storytime while children play and interact with you and each other.

MONTHLYBOOKMOBILESCHEDULE

THEMES BY WEEKFeb. 1: Monster StompFeb. 4: Bath and BedtimeFeb. 11: FamilyFeb. 18: Down by the PondFeb. 25: Getting Dressed

Storytimes

Look for Elsie’s paw print for all storytime dates on the calendar grid, pages 7-8.

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Albin ElementaryThursdays, February 7& 2112:30-3:10pm

Albin Post OfficeThursdays, February 7& 213:15-4pm

Capital Greens ApartmentsTuesdays, February 5 & 193:30 –5pm

Carpenter ElementaryThursdays, February 14 & 2812:30-3:15pm

Carpenter – Evans ParkThursdays, February 14 & 283:20-4pm

Destiny Christian AcademyTuesdays, February 5 & 299-10:45pm

Laura E. Mason Christian AcademyMonday, February 43-3:30pm

Pershing PointeMonday, February 43:45-5pm

Prairie View ApartmentsTuesdays, February 12 & 263:30 – 5pm

Trinity Lutheran SchoolMondays, February 11 & 2510-10:45pm

West Winds ParkMondays, February 11 & 254-5:30pm

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Baby Lapsit, 10:15amT NintenDOJO!, 3:30pm

B Friday Matinee, 1:30pmPB Movies at the Library, 1:30pmPB Wampum Crafts, Daily through Feburary 28

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Baby Lapsit, 10:15amG Genealogy Basics Using Ancestry Library, 4pm

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B Seniors & Veterans Connect, 1pmB Make It Monday, 1pm

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Stories on My Own, 10:15am Tales Together, 10:15am

A Jazz at Lincoln Center: Blood on the Fields, 6pmY Tween Lunar New Year, 6pm

B Fun for Kids!, 10:15amPB Dinner and a Movie, 7pm

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Y Chess Club for Kids, 4pmTA Scholarship Night, 5:30pm

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Y Pokémon Jr., 4pmT Pokémon League, 4pm

PB Fun for Kids!, 10am

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Baby Music, 10:15amA Positive Aging, 1:30pmT NintenDOJO!, 3:30pm

B Friday Matinee, 1:30pmPB Movies at the Library, 1:30pm

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Y Kindermusik®, 10:15amG Genealogy: Beyond Ancestry Library, 4pm

PB Saturday Morning Book Club, 10am

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Stories on My Own, 10:15amY Yoga Together, 10:15amY Chess Club for Kids, 4pmL SCORE Small Business Net-working, 5:15pm

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Y Pokémon Jr., 4pmT Pokémon League, 4pmY *Brown Bag Book Club, 6pm

B Valentine Workshop, 4pmPB Fun for Kids!, 10am

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Baby Lapsit, 10:15amY Outdoor Games Inside, 1pmT Cake Pop Swirls, 1pmT NintenDOJO!, 3:30pm


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Y Yoga Together, 10:15amY Off to Neverland: A Special Storytime Event, 4pm

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Y K-2 STEM Explorers, 4:15pmA The Exodusters: Black History in the West, 6:30pm

B Dinner and a Book Club, 6pm

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Y Chess Club for Kids, 4pm

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Y Pokémon Jr., 4pmT Pokémon League, 4pm


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Baby Lapsit, 10:15amT NintenDOJO!, 3:30pm


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Tales Together, 10:15amA One Man's Trash: Making Jewelry from Up-Cycled Materials, 1pm

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Y Chess Club for Kids, 4pmY Captain Hook's Pirate Treasure Hunt & Obstacle Course,6:30pmA Stop the Bleed, 6:30pm

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Y Pokémon Jr., 4pmT Pokémon Swiss Tourney, 4pmY *Brown Bag Book Club, 6pmL *Start Your Own Business, 6pm


KEY:Y = Youth, pp. 3-4

= Storytimes, p. 6T = Teens, p. 9A = Adults, p. 10-11G = Genealogy, p. 11L = L2B, p. 12B = Burns, p. 13PB = Pine Bluffs, p. 14

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Book Sale Room: Fill-A-Bag Sale (see p. 2)

February 1 - February 13Exhibits on 1st and 3rd Floors

Fill-A-Bag Sale (see p. 2)

NintenDOJO!Fridays: February 1, 8, 15, 223:30 – 5pmDash over to the Dojo this month and test your reflexes in the brand new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. We’re getting closer to unlocking the entire roster and have an insane match-type to keep you on your toes.(Teens; Sage Room)

Scholarship NightWednesday, February 65:30 – 7pmThe TRIO Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) will be presenting information on scholarships. Information will include where to find scholarships, how to prepare for scholarships, how to write scholarship essays, what mistakes to avoid, and other helpful tips.(Teens & Adults; Cottonwood Room)

Pokémon LeagueThursdays: February 7, 14, 21, 284 – 6pmFebruary’s special events are Pokémon: Full-Power and Team Ash vs. Team Misty! Full-Power Rules: (Best of 3 games) Trainers may attach more than one energy card per turn during their first game. During their second game all energy cards are considered colorless and may be attached. Good luck, trainers! Don’t miss our Swiss Tourney on the last Thursday of the month.(Teens; Teen Lounge)

February 7: Pokémon: Full-PowerFebruary 14: League DayFebruary 21: Team Ash vs. Team MistyFebruary 28: Swiss Tourney

YAS! Cake Pop PrepMonday, February 114 – 5pmWant to help us prepare for our Cake Pop program this month? Put on your baker’s hat and join us!(Teens & Teen Volunteers; Teen Lounge)

Cake Pop SwirlsFriday, February 151 – 2pmTake your creativity for a spin today and be rewarded with a delicious and colorful treat. We’ll have red velvet, yellow, and chocolate cakes to choose from.(Teens; Sage Room)

TEEN Events

Jazz at Lincoln Center: Blood on the FieldsTuesday, February 56 – 8pmCome and be a part of music history. In 1997, Wynton Marsalis became the first jazz artist to receive a Pulitzer Prize in music, thanks to his landmark oratorio Blood on the Fields. An ambitious, sprawling work that explores themes of slavery and freedom, Blood on the Fields cemented Marsalis’ space as one of the most innovative and ambitious composers in jazz today. Watch this streamed showing and discuss it afterward with Dr. Ben Markley, director of jazz studies at the University of Wyoming.(Adults; Cottonwood Room)

Positive AgingFriday, February 81:30 – 4pmAnother Year (rated PG-13) is a look at four seasons in the lives of a happily married couple and their relationships with their often dysfunctional family and friends. Enjoy free popcorn and a discussion after the movie.(Adults; Cottonwood Room)

Library for AllTuesday, February 1211am – 12pmCome join us for our program specifically geared towards adults with disabilities. Enjoy a craft, a science project, and time to build with LEGO®s. Please bring your staff.(Adults; Cottonwood Room)

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The Exodusters: Black History in the WestTuesday, February 196:30 – 8pmFaced with perilous hardships and obstacles in the late 1800s, a group of more than 15,000 black men, women, and children sought new opportunities in the West. Mary Ludwig, history instructor at Laramie County Community College, will introduce these determined Exodusters and shed light on the integral role the group played in the Wild West’s history, exploring and celebrating this year’s Black History Month theme, Black Migrations. (Adults; Cottonwood Room)

One Man’s Trash: Making Jewelry from Up-Cycled MaterialsSaturday, February 231 – 3pmA variety of materials and tools will be provided to create striking jewelry on a budget. Participants will consider an assortment of contemporary jewelry designs and learn how to prepare an assortment of parts to form jewelry for all occasions. This Makerspace will be taught by locally renowned artist Dave Rowswell.(Adults; Willow Room)

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SCORE Small Business NetworkingWednesday, February 135:15 – 7:15pmMeet with a small business mentor from Cheyenne SCORE and other small business owners from our community. Get your questions answered while visiting with like-minded entrepreneurs. SCORE is a national service organization that provides free one-on-one confidential business mentoring, business-focused workshops, and a variety of other services. Presented in partnership with Cheyenne SCORE and L2B.(Adults; Sunflower Room)

Start Your Own Business*Thursday, February 286 – 7pmLearn the basic steps to starting a small business in Wyoming, including evaluating the feasibility of your business concept and preparing a business plan. Presented in partnership with Wyoming Small Business Development Center and L2B.(Adults; Sunflower Room)

*Register for L2B programs by visiting LaramieCountyLibrary.org/services/L2B then click on the program you’re interested in. Or scan this QR code on your device to go directly to the page.

LIBRARY TO BUSINESS Events

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Computer HelpMonday – Friday: February 1, 4-8, 11-15, 19-22, 25-28; 2 – 2:45pmSaturdays: February 2, 9, 16, 23; 11 – 11:45amRegister at the third floor Ask Here desk for a personalized 45-minute session to answer basic questions about the resources the library offers. Limited sessions available. Please provide your question(s) when registering so our staff has time to research if necessary.(Adults; Computer Classroom)

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ADULT Events

Just Surviving to ThrivingMonday, February 255:30 – 6:30pmIt takes time, energy, and care to develop positive, healthy relationships. Chaplains Sara Emmerich and Donald Blomberg will share about what makes a healthy relationship, focusing on teaching and using a tool called Daily Temperature Reading.(Adults; Sunflower Room)

Stop the BleedWednesday, February 276:30 – 7:30pmWith the threat of active killers and trauma in general, knowing simple steps to stop severe bleeding can be lifesaving. This half-hour crash course from the American Red Cross of Wyoming can give you the skills to stop the bleed until emergency personnel arrive. Question and answer time will follow the program.(Adults; Sunflower Room)

GENEALOGY EventsGenealogy Basics using Ancestry Library EditionSaturday, February 24 – 5:30pmHave you ever wanted to research your family history? This basic class will give you all the information you need to get started. Our discussion will include books and other resources available at Laramie County Library System, the basics of genealogy record-keeping, and how to search using Ancestry Library Edition, the free library version of Ancestry.com.(Adults; Sunflower Room)

Genealogy: Beyond Ancestry LibrarySaturday, February 94 – 5:30pmThis class will take you beyond the basics of genealogy research and into some less well-known resources that can tell you about your ancestors. We will discuss how to research your family history in free resources on the internet, including FamilySearch.org, FindAGrave.com, and more.(Adults; Sunflower Room)

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BURNS Events

Wampum CraftsFebruary 1 – February 28Library HoursIn celebration of the exhibit Native Voices on display at the Cheyenne library, the Pine Bluffs Branch Library will have a table set up all month long for you to make a unique Native American craft. Do you know what a wampum belt is? Come and learn a little of the history and make a wampum-style craft or dreamcatcher for yourself or to give as a gift to someone special.(Grades K – 6; Pine Bluffs Branch Library)

Movies at the LibraryFridays: February 1, 8, 15, 221:30 – 3:30pmCome to the library this school year on Friday afternoons to watch a variety of family-friendly films. We’ll show a different movie each week. Feel free to bring your favorite snacks to enjoy as you watch!(Children & Families; Pine Bluffs Branch Library)

Movies by WeekFebruary 1: Brother BearFebruary 8: Show DogsFebruary 15: SmallfootFebruary 22: Moana

Dinner and a Movie: Unbroken: Path to RedemptionTuesday, February 57 – 9pmBeginning where the hit movie Unbroken concluded, the next chapter brings the rest of Louis Zamperini’s inspirational true story to life. Join us for an uplifting movie (rated PG-13) of forgiveness and redemption and bring a potluck dish to share.(Adults; Pine Bluffs Branch Library)

Fun for Kids!Thursdays: February 7, 14, 21, 2810 – 10:45amJoin us for an interactive storytime session designed to practice new skills incorporating books, songs, rhymes, movement, and more!(Pre-K; Pine Bluffs Branch Library)

Themes by WeekFebruary 7: Arctic FriendsFebruary 14: Monster StompFebruary 21: Bath & BedtimeFebruary 28: Family

Saturday Morning Book ClubSaturday, February 910 – 11am

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on February 25. In this film (not rated), the lives of Senator Henry Dawes, a member of the Committee on Indian Affairs, Charles Eastman, a Dartmouth-educated Sioux

Friday MatineeFridays: February 1, 8, 15, 221:30 – 3:30pmSpend your Friday afternoons at the library to watch a matinee! Each week will feature a different movie. Bring a favorite snack and enjoy the show!(Children & Families; Burns Branch Library)

Movies by WeekFebruary 1: SmallfootFebruary 8: Sgt. Stubby: An American HeroFebruary 15: Brother BearFebruary 22: The Ladybug

Make It MondayMondays: February 4, 11, 251 – 5pmIn connection with Native Voices, the exhibit at the library in Cheyenne, make and take home a Native American beaded necklace of plastic or paper.(All Ages; Burns Branch Library)

Seniors and Veterans ConnectMondays: February 4, 11, 251 – 5pmEach Monday, seniors and veterans are invited to come in for a cup of coffee. Relax, visit, and enjoy free activities. In conjunction with Native Voices, the exhibit at the library in Cheyenne, there will be a showing of the movie Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee

In the book Moloka’i, spirited 7-year-old Hawaiian girl Rachael Kalama dreams of visiting far-off lands like her father. Then one day a rose-colored mark appears on her skin, and those dreams are forever stolen from her. Stop by the Pine Bluffs Branch Library to pick up your copy of the book. For more information about the book, please call the library or visit with staff.(Adults; Pine Bluffs Branch Library)

doctor, and Lakota leader Sitting Bull intersect in a manner that seems fated as they face the government’s continued effort to push Sioux peoples off their native land. (Adults; Burns Branch Library)

Fun for Kids!Tuesday, February 510:15 – 11amJoin us for an interactive storytime session to promote early literacy through books, songs, puppets, crafts, and much more. The theme this month is Native Voices and will feature books with Native American people and themes.(Pre-K; Burns Branch Library)

Valentine WorkshopThursday, February 144 – 6pmChildren are invited to come in and create a special valentine card. This is a do-it-yourself craft and all materials will be supplied. After finishing a card, enjoy a tasty valentine cookie!(Grades K-6; Burns Branch Library)

Dinner and a Book ClubTuesday, February 195:30 – 7pmJoin us for a relaxing evening as we discuss The 100-Year-Old-Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson. Stop by the Burns Branch Library to pick up your copy of the book, and then bring a dish to add to our potluck dinner. For more information about the book, please call the library or visit with staff.(Adults; Burns Branch Library)

visiting your library

Tours:laramiecountylibrary.org/services/tours307.634.3561Tours can be scheduled before operating hours. Please limit groups to 50 children.

We will make special arrangements if we have adequate preparation time (2 to 3 weeks in advance if possible).

How to visit us:2200 Pioneer AvenueCheyenne, WY 82001-3610307.634.3561laramiecountylibrary.org

Hours:1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. TuesdayClosed Wednesday10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Thursday10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. SaturdayClosed Sunday

How to visit us:112 Main Street, Burns307.547.2249laramiecountylibrary.org /branches/burns

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Café Hours:7:45 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday7:45 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. SaturdayClosed Sunday

Library Hours:10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday, Saturday1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday

Hours:Closed Monday10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Wednesday-Thursday1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. SaturdayClosed Sunday

How to visit us:110 East 2nd Street, Pine Bluffs307.245.3646laramiecountylibrary.org /branches/pinebluffs

Closures: Monday,February 18

Note: To ensure that the event you’re interested in is occurring as scheduled, feel free to call the library to confirm. Events are occasionally cancelled due to weather or unforseen circumstances.

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Young Warrior (detail) by John I. Pepion, p. 2 The Making of a … · 2019-01-11 · Tween Lunar New Year Celebration Tuesday, February 5 6 – 7:30pm Happy Lunar New Year! One of