Coloring isn’t just for kids…it’s relaxing and fun for adults, too! Carl Jung prescribed coloring to his patients to calm their minds, but the health benefits go beyond relaxation. Coloring is a structured activity and so it also activates the logic part of the brain, trains the brain to focus, and helps us exercise our fine motor skills.
Drop-in every 3rd Tuesday afternoon, starting at 2:00 pm for music and coloring.
We’ll provide a variety of coloring sheets, bookmarks, and colored pencils, but feel free to bring your own favorite supplies.
No…the instructions are not in the box. But we’re here to help you out!
Come learn some tips and tricks on getting started with your new iPhone or iPad. Beryn Hammil, Apple enthusiast, is a pro at teaching the basics to newbies like yourself. Bring your device and your questions to this absolute beginner’s introduction to the wonderful world of Apple.
San Rafael Library and the Pickleweed Branch will close early at 3 pm on Christmas Eve, December 24.
The libraries will also be closed all day on Christmas, December 25.
San Rafael Library and the Pickleweed branch will close early at 3 pm on New Year’s Eve, December 31. The libraries will also be closed all day January 1, New Year’s Day.
Join Pamela Lyons, Queen of QuickBooks, for
an introduction to QuickBooks.
What is the best way to keep track of your money?
Should you use QuickBooks, and if so, which one?
Should you use Freshbooks (scaled down version for tracking your money)?
Should I do it myself? Or should I hire someone? And if so, who do I hire?
Pamela will walk you through the options for counting your money and keeping it:
Once the accounting is done, what to do with the results?
Hand it to your tax preparer? And who should that person be?
What is the difference between an Enrolled Agent and a CPA?
How to make sure your accountants are doing their job.
Is everyone talking to each other?
There will be time at the end of the presentation to ask questions about QuickBooks and your tax return.
Pamela, aka the Queen of QuickBooks and MCSE, and Microsoft Certified Trainer, has been supporting small business clients in the Bay Area and world wide for 18 years. The home office is Marin County California and we are global. We provide an accounting team approach working with principals, CPA and achieving financial goals. Visit her webpage at http://queenofquickbooks.com/
Be sure to visit Friends Books during our Holiday Book Sale – all week from 10 am-4 pm Tuesday, December 1, through Saturday, December 5. Everything in the store (all books, CDs, DVDs and audio books) will be marked down. It’s a perfect time to do holiday shopping as many of our books are in mint / brand new condition which makes them ideal for gift giving.
The children’s section will invite browsing for little munchkins.
We’ll be serving hot cider and cookies in the afternoons so everyone is invited for some good cheer and a treat!
Proceeds benefit the San Rafael Public Library and Pickleweed branch.
Join us for a fun afternoon of board games for all ages. Staff from Gamescape North and the Library will be on hand to lead games. We’ll have old and new favorites, with selections for every age group, ages 6 and older. Come and play with us!
For youth ages 6-14 plus family, friends, and caregivers.
Sponsored by Gamescape North and the Friends of the San Rafael Public Library.
Join us for a live virtual talk with Ann Leckie, author of the the Hugo, Nebula, and Arthur C. Clarke Award-winning novel Ancillary Justice! Ann has worked as a waitress, areceptionist, and a recording engineer. She will talk about her groundbreaking trilogy, spaceships, and what’s next in science fiction.
This is live streamed video event. The author will NOT be present in the library, the talk is being broadcast live over the internet. This free event will take place in the Library Meeting Room utilizing the library’s large screen TV.
This program is part of the Library Talks series, an initiative to bring authors to California libraries through shared virtual visits. Library Talks is supported by the Mountain View Public Library and a grant from the Pacific Library Partnership.