We are now offering one-on-one 3D printing consultations; reserve your appointment today! During your 20 minute session you will meet with a knowledgeable staff person or volunteer who can answer questions, demo the printers, show you some 3D modeling software and help you choose an item from Thingiverse that the library will print for you! Or, feel free to bring your own .stl file to be printed.
Reserve your place by stopping by a reference desk or calling the library at (415) 485-3323.
We are now offering one-on-one 3D printing consultations; reserve your appointment today! During your 20 minute session you will meet with a knowledgeable staff person or volunteer who can answer questions, demo the printers, show you some 3D modeling software and help you choose an item from Thingiverse that the library will print for you! Or, feel free to bring your own .stl file to be printed.
Reserve your place by stopping by a reference desk or calling the library at (415) 485-3323.
Start your winter break off right by giving back! While a card might seem simple, it can have a tremendous impact on a hospitalized child and their family.
We’ll provide all the supplies you need to make beautiful handmade cards, and we’ll send them to Cards for Hospitalized Kids to be distributed to hospitals around the country.
There will also be a button maker and supplies for you to make last minute gifts for friends and family who need a little bit of flair!
For youth in grades 5-12. No registration required; bring a friend!
Join us in welcoming author Reyna Grande when she presents her new memoir, A Dream Called Home, which details her search to find her place in America as a first-generation university student and as a writer. Joining Reyna in a conversation about her new work will be fellow writer Norma Liliana Valdez.
Not sure about clicking that link, or opening that email attachment? How do I know if I got “hacked” (and what does that even mean?) Frustrated with passwords? Unclear about securing your phone or computer?
Join us in the library meeting room for a FREE workshop!
Learn the “street smarts” of email and web browsing
Create strong, easy to remember passwords
Take simple steps to protect your money and personal data
No registration required.
The facilitator for this workshop is Brian O’Donnell, a local retired software engineer.
Reinvent Yourself after 50
Attend the workshop to:
• Find answers to the questions: “What’s next?” and “Am I living the life I want to live — my best life?”
• Imagine: What will I be doing – in my 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s?
• Learn how to overcome obstacles and move in a new direction.
Space is limited, arrive early!
Lynn Ryder, author of Road to Fulfillment, and former human resources consultant and trainer, is a personal coach for people over 50.
https://reinventyourselfafterfifty.com
There are thousands of native California plants and Marin County’s Mediterranean climate is the perfect place for many of them. Learn why and how using native plants in your landscape is a way to help make up for habitat lost to development. Because native plants have co-evolved with native birds, butterflies, bees, other beneficial insects and mammals, planting them in your garden helps maintain these populations. By using native plants you can build a beautiful landscape that uses less water and fewer chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
CE: 1 CE unit.
Speaker
Before becoming a Marin Master Gardener in 2014 Bob Mauceli was a Master Gardener for 9 years in New York. He lives on a north Novato hillside that has 21 Tuscan olive trees and is landscaped using native trees, shrubs, ground covers and perennials. Bob is also a member of the California Native Plant Society and an avid birder. He has built natural habitats in all the places he and his family have lived.
All San Rafael Public Library programs are canceled through the end of March. Library patrons are advised to follow the recommendations issued by the Department of Public Health regarding social gatherings.
Come participate in our Teen Advisory Board! TAB is a place where you can share your opinions and directly improve the library’s teen programs, services and collections. TAB meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month (unless otherwise noted). Must be in grades 7-12 to participate. Pizza will be provided, and participating in TAB counts as community service hours!
Join the Teen Advisory Board for a screening of Boy! Come at 5:30 to snack and socialize; movie begins at 6. For teens in grades 7-12.
Acclaimed director Taika Waititi (Hunt for the Wilderpeople) presents a creative coming-of-age comedy set in 1984, following an eleven-year-old Michael Jackson fanatic nicknamed “Boy” (James Rolleston). With his mother dead and father AWOL, Boy becomes the head of a household full of kids when his Nana leaves town for a funeral.
Out of nowhere, Boy’s Dad (Waititi) rolls up in a vintage car with his “gang”, and turns Boy’s life upside down. There are treasure hunts, fistfights, and falling-outs, as Boy grapples to learn why his Dad left the family so long ago.
Join the Teen Advisory Board for a screening of Hunt for the Wilderpeople! Come at 5:30 to snack and socialize; movie begins at 6. For teens in grades 7-12.
Raised on hip-hop and foster care, defiant city kid Ricky gets a fresh start in the New Zealand countryside. He quickly finds himself at home with his new foster family: the loving Aunt Bella, the cantankerous Uncle Hec, and dog Tupac. When a tragedy strikes that threatens to ship Ricky to another home, both he and Hec go on the run in the bush. As a national manhunt ensues, the newly branded outlaws must face their options: go out in a blaze of glory or overcome their differences and survive as a family.
We are now offering one-on-one 3D printing consultations; reserve your appointment today! During your 20 minute session you will meet with a knowledgeable staff person or volunteer who can answer questions, demo the printers, show you some 3D modeling software and help you choose an item from Thingiverse that the library will print for you! Or, feel free to bring your own .stl file to be printed.
Come participate in our Teen Advisory Board! TAB is a place where you can share your opinions and directly improve the library’s teen programs, services and collections. TAB meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month (unless otherwise noted). Must be in grades 7-12 to participate. Pizza will be provided, and participating in TAB counts as community service hours!
Join the Teen Advisory Board for a screening of Boy! Come at 5:30 to snack and socialize; movie begins at 6. For teens in grades 7-12.
Join the Teen Advisory Board for a screening of Hunt for the Wilderpeople! Come at 5:30 to snack and socialize; movie begins at 6. For teens in grades 7-12.