Where do you get ideas to write fiction stories? New and experienced writers are invited to explore new ways of generating story ideas and creative possibilities including the OuLiPo method to banish writer's block! Author and writing teacher, Kim Kovach, shares how to create unique characters and interesting stories in this 10-week adult writing program. Classes will meet each week on Zoom. Registration required. Kim Kovach teaches popular fiction and nonfiction writing classes for adults. Kim is the author of six fiction books and writes a weekly newspaper column for Halston Media. Please visit her website at www.kimkovachwrites.com

Students will learn how to code with Scratch using a computer science program called CS First. Scratch is a free block-based computer programming language developed by MIT which can be used to create interactive stories, games and animations. This online program will be offered via the Zoom platform. Login information will be emailed to participants after registration. Students in Grades 2-5 (Ages 7-11) are welcome to attend this program. It is recommended that a parent or legal guardian be with you during the program.

Make yourself comfortable, grab a drink, maybe even your dinner, and click on the link you were sent to join the Zoom presentation…then sit back and watch African Art Migration. ArtScapades will look at the influence of African art on Modern Artists in the West. This lecture will focus on artists who incorporated tribal influences into their bodies of work, including Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, and Amadeo Modigliani. ArtScapades concludes with a look at contemporary African artists whose works can be found in major museums around. To register for this lecture, send an email to clahey@norwalkpl.org and you will receive an email with a link to join to watch ArtScapades present African Art Migration: From the Tribe to Museum Walls.

Welcome to the NPL Video Game Club! Video games are a part of so many people's lives these days, and perhaps more so now in a COVID-19 world. Considering in-person meetups are not an option at current time, why not take advantage of the wonderful opportunities technology grants us, and host an online meetup? Join our resident gamer Aldo as he plays a rotating selection of video games each week, while also leaving the door open for discussions about video games, be it gaming news, memories, or friendly debates! Sit back, relax, and meet some new friends through the wonderful avenue of online networking!

Where do you get ideas to write fiction stories? New and experienced writers are invited to explore new ways of generating story ideas and creative possibilities including the OuLiPo method to banish writer's block! Author and writing teacher, Kim Kovach, shares how to create unique characters and interesting stories in this 10-week adult writing program. Classes will meet each week on Zoom. Registration required. Kim Kovach teaches popular fiction and nonfiction writing classes for adults. Kim is the author of six fiction books and writes a weekly newspaper column for Halston Media. Please visit her website at www.kimkovachwrites.com

Students will learn how to code with Scratch using a computer science program called CS First. Scratch is a free block-based computer programming language developed by MIT which can be used to create interactive stories, games and animations. This online program will be offered via the Zoom platform. Login information will be emailed to participants after registration. Students in Grades 2-5 (Ages 7-11) are welcome to attend this program. It is recommended that a parent or legal guardian be with you during the program.

Every Wednesday at 2 pm have fun engaging with songs, a story, and a craft. Join storytime LIVE on Instagram or watch on IGTV where it is posted for 48 hours.

The Vita /IRS tax program will offer Scanning to file taxes: Scanning will be on Thursdays from January 28th until April 15th at the Norwalk Library by appointment only from 12pm to 5pm by calling 203-899-2780 X15106

Welcome to the NPL Video Game Club! Video games are a part of so many people's lives these days, and perhaps more so now in a COVID-19 world. Considering in-person meetups are not an option at current time, why not take advantage of the wonderful opportunities technology grants us, and host an online meetup? Join our resident gamer Aldo as he plays a rotating selection of video games each week, while also leaving the door open for discussions about video games, be it gaming news, memories, or friendly debates! Sit back, relax, and meet some new friends through the wonderful avenue of online networking!

Where do you get ideas to write fiction stories? New and experienced writers are invited to explore new ways of generating story ideas and creative possibilities including the OuLiPo method to banish writer's block! Author and writing teacher, Kim Kovach, shares how to create unique characters and interesting stories in this 10-week adult writing program. Classes will meet each week on Zoom. Registration required. Kim Kovach teaches popular fiction and nonfiction writing classes for adults. Kim is the author of six fiction books and writes a weekly newspaper column for Halston Media. Please visit her website at www.kimkovachwrites.com

Students will learn how to code with Scratch using a computer science program called CS First. Scratch is a free block-based computer programming language developed by MIT which can be used to create interactive stories, games and animations. This online program will be offered via the Zoom platform. Login information will be emailed to participants after registration. Students in Grades 2-5 (Ages 7-11) are welcome to attend this program. It is recommended that a parent or legal guardian be with you during the program.

2-part beginner to intermediate Excel training. The program will teach you how to organize the data: create spreadsheets, use formulas and functions, charts and graphics, and more. Attending both classes is recommended. For more information and to join the class please contact vkramer@norwalkpl.org or call Cynde Lahey at 203-899-2780 Ext. 15133

The Vita /IRS tax program will offer Scanning to file taxes: Scanning will be on Thursdays from January 28th until April 15th at the Norwalk Library by appointment only from 12pm to 5pm by calling 203-899-2780 X15106

Welcome to the NPL Video Game Club! Video games are a part of so many people's lives these days, and perhaps more so now in a COVID-19 world. Considering in-person meetups are not an option at current time, why not take advantage of the wonderful opportunities technology grants us, and host an online meetup? Join our resident gamer Aldo as he plays a rotating selection of video games each week, while also leaving the door open for discussions about video games, be it gaming news, memories, or friendly debates! Sit back, relax, and meet some new friends through the wonderful avenue of online networking!

Where do you get ideas to write fiction stories? New and experienced writers are invited to explore new ways of generating story ideas and creative possibilities including the OuLiPo method to banish writer's block! Author and writing teacher, Kim Kovach, shares how to create unique characters and interesting stories in this 10-week adult writing program. Classes will meet each week on Zoom. Registration required. Kim Kovach teaches popular fiction and nonfiction writing classes for adults. Kim is the author of six fiction books and writes a weekly newspaper column for Halston Media. Please visit her website at www.kimkovachwrites.com

Students will learn how to code with Scratch using a computer science program called CS First. Scratch is a free block-based computer programming language developed by MIT which can be used to create interactive stories, games and animations. This online program will be offered via the Zoom platform. Login information will be emailed to participants after registration. Students in Grades 2-5 (Ages 7-11) are welcome to attend this program. It is recommended that a parent or legal guardian be with you during the program.

Each month, Tina will introduce you to some great nonfiction titles she has enjoyed and keep you in the know about similar titles to look for. Since this isn’t a book group, you’re not expected to have read in advance the books that Tina will be presenting, but attendees are an important part of Nonfiction Chat, and we look forward to your sharing with us what you’re reading now, great past reads, and your areas of interest. For more information and to register, please email vkramer@norwalkpl.org

The Vita /IRS tax program will offer Scanning to file taxes: Scanning will be on Thursdays from January 28th until April 15th at the Norwalk Library by appointment only from 12pm to 5pm by calling 203-899-2780 X15106

Welcome to the NPL Video Game Club! Video games are a part of so many people's lives these days, and perhaps more so now in a COVID-19 world. Considering in-person meetups are not an option at current time, why not take advantage of the wonderful opportunities technology grants us, and host an online meetup? Join our resident gamer Aldo as he plays a rotating selection of video games each week, while also leaving the door open for discussions about video games, be it gaming news, memories, or friendly debates! Sit back, relax, and meet some new friends through the wonderful avenue of online networking!

Where do you get ideas to write fiction stories? New and experienced writers are invited to explore new ways of generating story ideas and creative possibilities including the OuLiPo method to banish writer's block! Author and writing teacher, Kim Kovach, shares how to create unique characters and interesting stories in this 10-week adult writing program. Classes will meet each week on Zoom. Registration required. Kim Kovach teaches popular fiction and nonfiction writing classes for adults. Kim is the author of six fiction books and writes a weekly newspaper column for Halston Media. Please visit her website at www.kimkovachwrites.com

Students will learn how to code with Scratch using a computer science program called CS First. Scratch is a free block-based computer programming language developed by MIT which can be used to create interactive stories, games and animations. This online program will be offered via the Zoom platform. Login information will be emailed to participants after registration. Students in Grades 2-5 (Ages 7-11) are welcome to attend this program. It is recommended that a parent or legal guardian be with you during the program.

Every Wednesday at 2 pm have fun engaging with songs, a story, and a craft. Join storytime LIVE on Instagram or watch on IGTV where it is posted for 48 hours.