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Lynda.com and set up your free

account. All you will need is your

Louisville Library card number, email,

and a password that you create.

In December, 2017, the Library added

Lynda.com online learning. Based on

user data, Lynda.com was determined

to provide more and better options

for a wider range of users.

As of July 1, 2018, the Library will

discontinue offering Gale Courses.

From the Library website home page, select:

I Want To… > Learn with Lynda

REGISTER FOR SUMMER READING Program Runs May 25-July 31

Online registration is available from the

Library website.

There are programs available for

everyone in the family.

We’ll also have many fun activities and

events that the whole family can enjoy.

Prizes, too!

Sign up today and have fun reading with

us this summer!

Do You Know Lynda? Library users have FREE access to

more than 5,000 on-demand courses.

Learn or improve technology, business, and creative skills

All courses are divided into short videos, so you can focus on a key topic of interest

Explore ‘Learning Paths’, a series of courses taught by industry experts

Courses include assessments, practice environments, and coding practice windows

Available from the Library website or https://www.lynda.com/portal/patron?org=flatirons

Family Program Inside Jayme Stone’s Folklife

WED, June 6 6:30-7:30

Banjoist, composer, and instigator Jayme

Stone will open the door to his creative

process, sharing the ideas and inspirations

behind his award-winning albums.

Stone will tell stories, sing songs, spin

records, and get folks turned on to new

sounds from close to home and around the

world.

Family Program Live Music Event at Steinbaugh Pavilion

SAT, June 16 4:00-6:00

Folk-Rock duo from Louisville, Katie-Rose and Dustin interlace vocal harmonies and

weave intricate guitar lines.

Boulder rock band that will make you move

your feet with their bluesy 90's vibe!

MANY MOUNTAINS CARD CATALOG

Maker Program 3-D Modeling Open Lab

SUN, June 17 & 24 1:00-3:00

Learn how to create 3D models with the

help of a volunteer, then reserve a time

to print it on our Lulzbot Mini 3-D

printer. Bring your own laptop or use

one of ours.

This program is open to all ages.

No registration is necessary to attend.

55+ Maker Program

Passing Hats is a volunteer group that

makes hats on looms for cancer patients of

all ages. All supplies will be provided.

Due to room size, the group is limited to

12 people.

Registration is required for each monthly

program. Online registration is available

from the website calendar entry.

Passing Hats MON, June 4 1:00-2:00

55+ Program Coffee and Conversation:

Sharing Life Stories THUR, June 7 1:30-3:00

Share your unique but also common life experiences with others and discover the interesting stories we all have to tell.

The group is limited to 12 people.

Registration is required for each monthly program.

Money Matters Series Car Buying Tips

WED, June 13 6:00-7:00

If you’re thinking of purchasing a vehicle,

come to this program and get informed

about all your options!

We’ll discuss buying new and used autos,

what to expect at a dealership, leasing

considerations, ownership costs, and

research resources.

Read to Rover Every Tuesday 4-5PM

(all ages welcome; no registration needed)

It’s been shown that reading out loud helps children boost their reading confidence. What better way to practice reading than to have a mellow, 4-legged friend as a reading buddy!

Anime Club TUE, 4-5:30PM

(grades 6-12)

June 19; July 17 (First-floor Meeting Room)

First Friday Art Walk Get to Know the Louisville

Society of Italian Americans FRI, June 1 6:00-8:00

Come to the Museum to learn about

Louisville’s Italian heritage, meet

members of the Society of Italian

Americans, and find out about the club’s

activities such as its organization of the

Italian festival called “La Festa” that the

public is invited to participate in at

Memory Square Park each August.

‘Brown Bag’ Discussion How the 1918-1919 Influenza Epidemic Changed Louisville

Families Forever THUR, June 21 12:00–1:00

By many accounts, the pandemic resulted

in the deaths of 20–50 million people

worldwide. This strain impacted young

people disproportionately. With so many

deaths of young mothers and fathers, as

well as children, many local residents had

to get used to new family arrangements

after the pandemic ended.