All Events for the Month of June 2008
Friendly Book Discussion
7:30pm at GRB
“The Lovely Bones” by Alice Sebold
Library 101 ...for the savvy library user!
4:00pm at GRB (Technology Training Room)
This class includes an informative tour of the library as well as
instruction on using the library’s online catalog. This is an excellent
opportunity to become better acquainted with the amazing array of library
materials, resources and services. Whether you are brand new to the
community or a long-time resident of the area, “Library 101” promises to
help you get better acquainted with your library and become a savvy
library user.
Due to limitations in class size, registration is required. Register at
the Reference Desk at the Grant R. Brimhall Library, 1401 East Janss Road,
or call 805-449-2660 x.204.
Free Movie Matinee
2:00pm at NPB
Charlotte’s Web
– (2006, animated)
This classic story based on the beloved book by E.B. White brings us
the charming tale of Fern and her young pet pig, Wilbur, and a very
special spider who ultimately saves Wilbur’s life in this story of
friendship and loyalty. G, voiced by Dakota Fanning, Julia Roberts and
Oprah Winfrey.
(See movie flier, or
click
here for a listing of all movie matinees between June - October 2008)
Fun with Flickr
10:00am at GRB (Technology Training Room)
Learn how to use this popular photo-sharing web site for easy, fun
ways to organize your photos and share them with the people who matter.
Due to limitations in class size, registration is required. Register at
the Reference Desk at the Grant R. Brimhall Library, 1401 East Janss Road,
or call 805-449-2660 x.204.
Free Movie Matinee
1:00pm at GRB (Community Room)
Walk the Line (2005 - Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon)
A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life, from his early
days on an Arkansas cotton farm to his rise to fame with Sun Records in
Memphis, where he recorded alongside Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and
Carl Perkins. Reese Witherspoon won an Oscar for her portrayal of June
Carter Cash.
Rated PG-13, 136 min.
(See movie flier, or
click
here for a listing of all movie matinees between June - October 2008)
History Book Club
7:00pm at GRB
“The Prize” by Daniel Yergin
¡Aprenda a usar el correo electrónico!
-- El correo electrónico (E-mail) es muy importante para el comercio en
línea de hoy, para aplicár para trabajos en línea, y para permanecer en
contacto con sus familiares y amigos. El correo electronico es conveniente,
barato, y fácil de utilizar. En esta clase Ud. aprenderá cómo establecer y
usar su propia cuenta gratis de correo electronico. Acompañenos para esta
clase divertida y preparese para comunicarse con su gente a través del
E-mail, aunque vivan cerca o en países lejanos. Esta clase es gratis y
será en español.
Learn to use E-mail! -- Electronic mail is very important for
today’s online commerce, online employment applications, and staying in
touch with family and friends. E-mail is convenient, inexpensive, and easy
to use. In this class you will learn how to establish and use your own
free E-mail account. Join us for this fun class and get ready to
communicate with your E-mail contacts, whether they live next door or in
far-way countries. This class is free and will be presented in Spanish.
10:00am at GRB (Technology Training Room)
Los Angeles Noir Book Discussion and
Signing
7:00pm at GRB
The Thousand Oaks Library will host a free discussion/book signing
event with authors Denise Hamilton and Jim Pascoe of mystery book, Los
Angeles Noir. A question and answer session and book signing
will follow the event. Books will be available for purchase. For
more information call the library at 805-449-2660 x204, or you may email
inquiries to
CLago@polimediaent.com.
Internet Searching
10:00am at GRB (Technology Training Room)
An intermediate Internet class. For those already familiar with the
Internet, learn how search engines and subject guides can save you time
and help guide your Internet searching. Methods for researching specific
topics related to health, travel, and government information will also be
covered.
Prerequisites: Some experience with using a mouse and ability to work
in a “Windows” environment.
Due to limitations in class size, registration is required. Register at
the Reference Desk at the Grant R. Brimhall Library, 1401 East Janss Road,
or call 805-449-2660 x204.
Summer Reading Program 2008 Begins
For kids, it’s “Catch the Reading Bug!”
For teens, it’s “Metamorphosis”.
Watch for special programs throughout the summer!
Program extends through August 3rd.
(see
flier)
Rhythym Adventures with One World Rhythym
11:00am at GRB
2:00pm at NPB
For Children of All Ages
Join us for a unique group music session under the guidance of World
Rhythm facilitators, Pete Ellison and Debbie Keith. Combining multimedia
offerings with live instrumentation, Pete and Debbie will provide an
instrument for each member of the audience, and then craft a harmonious
musical experience using percussion jams and rhythm-based activities.
(see
Special Summer Events for Children flier)
Teen Game Night
7:00pm at NPB (Community Meeting Room)
For Teens Only - Grades 6 and Up
Bring your favorite board or portable electronic games, or just come
play some of ours. Try your skill at DDR and Guitar Hero. Fun for
everyone!
(see Teen
Reading Club Summer Events flier)
Tuesday, June 24
Wee Ones' and Toddlers' Storytimes
10:15am and 11:00am at GRB
Ages 18-36 Months
Little ones 18-36 months old are invited to join us for a series of
five 20-minute programs. Enjoy a variety of stories, songs and rhymes
about lots of our favorite things. A parent or caregiver must accompany
each child.
(see
Special Summer Events for Children flier)
It's Elementary
1:30pm at GRB
Ages 6 and Up
Although these storytimes are for elementary-grade children aged 6 and
up, they have nothing whatsoever to do with school! There’ll be some great
stories in each of these 45-60 minute programs, plus fun activities and
your very own craft to create and take home. Don’t miss a single moment of
this five-week cycle of fun!
(see
Special Summer Events for Children flier)
Mozilla Firefox
7:00pm at GRB (Technology Training Room)
Come and learn about Firefox, an exciting new web browser which is an
excellent alternative to Internet Explorer. Features like Tab browsing,
Search Bar, and add-ons, add efficiency and versatility to your web
surfing experience.
Due to limitations in class size, registration is required. Register at
the Reference Desk at the Grant R. Brimhall Library, 1401 East Janss Road,
or call 805-449-2660 x.204.
Family Fun Night
7:00pm at GRB
All Ages
Parents and children of all ages are invited to enjoy a variety of great
stories, songs, rhymes and fingerplays in this five-week series of 30 minute
programs. Children are invited to wear their comfiest jammies and fuzziest
slippers. Bring your favorite blanket and curl up for an evening of relaxation
and fun!
(see
Special Summer Events for Children flier)
Movie: A Bug's Life
10:30am at GRB
2:30pm at NPB
Rated G
Journey inside the miniature world of bugs to see what happens when a
tiny ant named Flik hires warrior bugs to help him defend his colony from
a horde of freeloading hungry grasshoppers.
(see
Special Summer Events for Children flier)
Dog Days of Summer
10:00am - 11:30am at GRB
2:00pm - 3:00pm at GRB
Grades 1-3
A fun way for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders to practice their new reading
skills in scheduled five-minute sessions with especially trained dogs and
qualified handlers.
(see flier)
Kelly’s Festival of Songwriting
Extravaganza
3:00pm at GRB (Marvin E. Smith Community Meeting Room)
7:00pm at NPB (Community Meeting Room)
For Teens Only - Grades 6 and Up
Have a blast re-writing lyrics to popular songs in this fun,
educational workshop with singer-songwriter Kelly Corsino. Kelly’s
original song “Tonight” was selected for the American Idol songwriting
finals and was the first runner-up out of 38,000 submissions.
(see Teen
Reading Club Summer Events flier)