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*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4000
Everyone
Faces and Places Photograph Donation Drive
ALL MONTH
We are requesting photos to add to our historical photograph database Faces and Places. Call the Local History and Genealogy Department at 859.962.4070 or email history@ketonlibrary.org to coordinate a donation or to ask questions.
Genealogy Research Assistance
ALL MONTH
Call the Local History and Genealogy Department at 859.962.4070 and reserve a one-hour one-on-one session to discuss resources and search strategies. Appointments are available in-person, over-the-phone, or through a virtual meeting. Popular topics include filling out your family tree, African American genealogy research, and local property research.
Breakfast & Bingo
THURS., MARCH 16 • 9-11 AM
Beat the winter blues by enjoying some breakfast and bingo.
Hooks & Needles
WED., MARCH 29 • 2-4 PM
Knitters and crocheters, bring your projects or start something new. All levels welcome.
Adults
Covington Walking Club
WEDNESDAYS • 8-9 AM
We’ll meet at the library entrance. Walks range between 1-3 miles.
GED Testing*
THURSDAYS • 2-6 PM
SAT., MARCH 18 • 10 AM-2 PM
Please register at GED.com for a testing appointment at our site.
Covington Adventurer’s Guild
THURS., MARCH 2 & 16 • 6-8 PM
A Dungeons and Dragons club for teens and adults. All adventurers welcome.
Coffee and Conversations
FRIDAYS • 11 AM-12:30 PM
Join us to learn about various community resources that are available. Community support experts from Mental Health America will be present to help guide anyone who may be experiencing a difficult situation. Coffee and donuts are typically served.
Art Study Series: Charcoal Study*
TUES., MARCH 7 & 21 • 5-6 PM
Senior Arts & Crafts*
TUES., MARCH 7 & 21 • 10 AM-NOON
Come meet new friends, craft and enjoy snacks. Ages 55+.
3/7: Easter Wine Bottles
3/21: Easter Egg Wreath & Ceramic Eggs
Tai Chi
WED., MARCH 8 • 10:30 AM-11:30 AM
Chair Yoga
MON., MARCH 13 • 11-11:45 AM
BOOKCLUB: The NEA Big Read: Book Discussion*
MON., MARCH 13 • 4-5:30 PM
Join others who have read “Sitting Pretty: The View From My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body,” a memoir-in-essays by Dr. Rebekah Taussig. A limited number of books will be available for checkout at the Covington Branch beginning February 1.
Learn the basics of charcoal drawing. Enjoy the rich lines and shading and develop your skills at managing pressure and shadows.
Art Study Series: Watercolor*
MON., MARCH 13 & 27 • 2-4 PM
Supplies and a still-life model will be provided.
You and YouScience: Let’s Talk Careers!*
MON., MARCH 13 • 6-8 PM
Are you a high school student or adult trying to figure out your career and college options? Come participate in the YOUScience Aptitude Discovery. You have the power to uncover your aptitudes and match best-fit career pathways through YouScience. When students and adults know their aptitudes, they find a whole new world of education options and best-fit in-demand careers to better succeed in school and life. After taking the assessment, a follow-up session will be scheduled to discuss results and next steps.
Sci-Fi Roleplay Club
TUES., MARCH 14 & 28 • 6-8 PM
Play Wrath & Glory, a Warhammer 40k RPG.
Board Game Night
TUES., MARCH 14 & 28 • 5-7 PM
Come meet new people and play board games.
SWET DanceFit
THURS., MARCH 16 • 6:30-7:30 PM
SWET DanceFit is a cardio dance class.
African American Genealogy Research Assistance
TUES., MARCH 21 • ALL DAY
Get help researching your African American genealogy. Call 859.962.4070 to schedule a free one-hour one-on-one session with a member of the Local History and Genealogy Department.
In-Person DAR Research Assistance*
WED., MARCH 22 • 10-11 AM
Schedule a one-hour in-person one-onone appointment with the Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. You can discuss the necessary steps toward membership and get help with your research questions. For more information and to schedule an appointment please call 859.962.4070.
Playart @ Baker Hunt
BAKER HUNT ART & CULTURAL CENTER
FRIDAYS • 10-11 AM
Join us down the street for an artful storytime!
620 Greenup St, Covington, KY 41011.
Community Collection Kickoff
THE ROOST
SAT., MARCH 25
Join us for a day of interactive games, events, and a celebration of Latonia as the library kicks off its new bookshelf at The Roost! See kentonlibrary.org for details.
Tour of African American Genealogy Collections
THURS., MARCH 23 • 2-3 PM
Join staff for a tour of resources for African American genealogy in the Local History and Genealogy Department at Covington. Print and electronic materials will be discussed. Beginners are encouraged to attend.
Paint Night: Spring*
MON., MARCH 27 • 6-8 PM
Teens
Teen Time
THURSDAYS • 3:30-4:30 PM
Join us in the teen space on the main floor for lots of fun activities for teens.
Covington Adventurer’s Guild
THURS., MARCH 2 & 16 • 6-8 PM
See Adults.
Family Craft Night: St. Patrick’s Day
MON., MARCH 6 • 6:30-7:30 PM
Join us for Saint Patrick’s Day themed crafts.
Animanga Club
THURS., MARCH 9 • 6-8 PM
Put on your cat ears and come by to immerse yourself into a part of Japanese Culture. We have over 9000 animes that we
Programs in the Community
Storytime at The Roost
3616 DECOURSEY AVE, COVINGTON, KY 41015
TUES. MARCH 14 & 28 •10:30 AM-11:30 AM
have access to, delicious snacks, and new print manga.
Art Study Series: Watercolor*
MON., MARCH 13 • 2-4 PM
See Adults.
You and YouScience: Let’s Talk Careers!*
MON., MARCH 13 • 6-8 PM
See Adults.
Skool Aid: Time Machine
MON., MARCH 13 • 7-8 PM
Visit different periods in American history and learn about inventions, music, art, games, and life.
Sci-Fi Roleplay Club
TUES., MARCH 14 & 28 • 6-8 PM
Play Wrath & Glory, a Warhammer 40k RPG.
Board Game Night
TUES., MARCH 14 & 28 • 5-7 PM See Adults.
SWET DanceFit
THURS., MARCH 16 • 6:30 PM-7:30 PM
See Adults.
Teen Craft Club*
MON., MARCH 20 • 4-4:30 PM
The club will explore simple and quick crafts for teens.
Paint Night: Spring*
MON., MARCH 27 • 6-8 PM
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*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4000
Cook-A-Book: Candyland*
AGES 3-8
WED., MARCH 15 • 7-8 PM
Saturday Storytime
SAT., MARCH 4 & 18 • 10:30-11 AM
Storytime for the whole family. Best for children under age 8.
Family Craft Night: St. Patrick’s Day
MON., MARCH 6 • 6:30-7:30 PM
Join us for Saint Patrick’s Day themed crafts.
Cuéntame un Cuento!/ Spanish Storytime
THURS., MARCH 9 • 6:30-7 PM
Skool Aid: Time Machine
MON., MARCH 13 • 7-8 PM
See Teens.
First, we’ll read a book and then make a treat! We’ll read “Are You Eating Candy without Me?” by Draga Jenny Malesevic.
Tween Anime Club
MON., MARCH 20 • 7-8 PM
Come watch anime and read manga with your friends! Intended for ages 9-13.
Life-Size Candyland
AGES 3-12
SATURDAY, MARCH 25 • 2-4 PM
Covington Children’s Department transforms into Candyland! Join us to kick off the game, and then play anytime next week!
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Toddler Storytime
AGES 2-3 • WEDNESDAYS • 10-10:45 AM
Preschool Storytime
AGES 3-5 • WEDNESDAYS • 11-11:45 AM
Baby Storytime
BABIES UP TO AGE 2
THURSDAYS • 11-11:30 AM
Tween Time
AGES 9-12
TUES., MARCH 28 • 4-5 PM
Games, snacks, books and other fun activities for tweens.
PROGRAMS & EVENTS
*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4000
Everyone
Family Bingo
FRI., MARCH 10 • 4:30-5:30 PM
Bring the whole family down to start your weekend with BINGO! For ages 5 and up.
Friends of KCPL Used
Book Sale
SUN., MARCH 12- SAT., MARCH 18
Nearly-new and used books, music and movies will be sold. Proceeds from the sale will go towards programs and services that support the library. Sale closes 30 minutes prior to library.
Lunch and Learn: Call the Midwife*
TUES., MARCH 14 • NOON-1 PM
Join us for a lecture by Dr. Melanie Goan, author and Professor of History at the University of Kentucky who will give the talk “Call the Midwife: Mary Breckinridge and the Frontier Nursing Service.” Across America, medical doctors were becoming the standard of care and hospital deliveries were becoming the norm for pregnant mothers in the early twentieth century. Mary Breckinridge proposed an alternative system when she created the Frontier Nursing Service in Leslie County, Kentucky, in 1925.
Homespun: Celtic Harp and Stories with Tisa McGraw
TUES., MARCH 14 • 1:30 PM
Storyteller and musician Tisa McGraw will share stories from the Celtic tradition along with harp music and song.
Participants will be invited to draw, paint or color their impressions while the stories and music are shared. Homeschoolers will be invited to share their creations with other attendees at the close of the program. Open to all ages.
Florence Community Band Concert*
TUES., MARCH 21 • 7-8:30 PM
Join us for musical entertainment provided by the Florence Community Band.
STREAM Center: Yarn Art
ADULTS & TEENS
MON., MARCH 27 • 5-6 PM
Visit the STREAM Center to create a work of art with yarn and canvas.
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GED Prep*
PROGRAMS & EVENTS
*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4000
STREAM Center: Laser Cut Tealight
Candle Holders*
STREAM CENTER
TUES., MARCH 7 • 6:30-8 PM
STREAM Center: Rainbow Coasters*
MON., MARCH 13 • 5-6 PM
Join us to create a set of two alcohol ink coasters.
WEDNESDAYS • 4-7 PM
MON., MARCH 6, 15 & 29 • 4-7 PM
Prepare for your GED. Call 859.442.1166 to register.
Flow & Unwind Yoga*
WED., MARCH 1 • 6-7PM
BOOKCLUB: The Bookies
Book Club: “The Guest List”*
WED., MARCH 1 • 6:30-7:30 PM
Read then discuss “The Guest List” by Lucy Foley.
Needle Arts Group
THURS., MARCH 2 • 6:30-8:30 PM
Drop in to work on any needle craft project.
Senior Social and Games
FRI., MARCH 3, 17 & 31 • 10:30-11:30 AM
Join us for coffee, pastries, card games, and chat!
Come make a tealight candle holder out of laser cut wood!
Writers’ Group
TUES., MARCH 7 • 6:30-8:30 PM
Share your work and give feedback in this group for writers of all genres! New members welcome!
Craft Club*
WED., MARCH 8 • 1:30-3:30 PM
THURS., MARCH 9 • 6:30-8:30 PM
Join us to make mini string light lamps.
Cool Hand Ukes
WED., MARCH 8 • 6-8 PM
Come out and jam along with this open group of ukulele players, or just come and listen!
Chair Yoga*
FRI., MARCH 10 • 11-11:45 AM
Classic Movie Matinee: “Gaslight”
FRI., MARCH 10 • 1:30-3:30 PM
Join us for this classic psychological thriller. 1944, PG, 1h 54m
Gardening Club: Nesting Material Wreaths*
MON., MARCH 13 • 6-7 PM
Make a wreath with materials that songbirds love.
Lunch and Learn: Call the Midwife
TUES., MARCH 14 • NOON-1 PM See Everyone.
Financial Literacy Series*
THURS., MARCH 16 • 6-7 PM
Presented by Adam Kunsman, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones.
Tai Chi*
WED., MARCH 22 • 6:30-7:30 PM
BOOKCLUB: Book to Art Club: The Thirteenth Tale*
THURS., MARCH 23 • 6:30-8:30 PM
Book to Art Club offers hands-on, creative ways to engage with literature.
MARCH PROGRAMS ONLINE
Adventures in the Archives
ONLINE
FRI., MARCH 3 • 2 PM
In honor of Women’s History Month, explore the Margaret Strebel Hartman Collection. Find our video on YouTube @ KentonLib or on Facebook and Instagram @ KentonLibraryArchives.
Twitter and Instagram for Beginners*
ZOOM
TUES., MARCH 7 • 6-7:30 PM
Learn how to create accounts and get started using these social media platforms.
Learn about three real-life online scams and familiarize yourself with some of the techniques scammers commonly use to
Introduction to Online Learning*
Discover all the great classes you can
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*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4000
Chair Exercise*
FRI., MARCH 24 • 11-11:30 AM
Low impact, low intensity training that focuses on stability, balance, and mobility training.
STREAM Center: Yarn Art*
ADULTS/TEENS
MON., MARCH 27 • 5-6 PM
Visit the STREAM Center to create a work of art with yarn and canvas.
Movie Matinee: “9 to 5”
TUES., MARCH 28 • 1:30-3:30 PM
In honor of Women’s History Month, watch this catchy comedy of errors examining gender roles in the workplace, starring Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin, and Jane Fonda.
Teens
BOOKCLUB: No Adults
Allowed: Teen Book Club
THURS., MARCH 2 • 4-5 PM
This month read “Flygirl” by Sherri L. Smith.
SWET DanceFit*
THURS., MARCH 2 • 6:30-7:30 PM
See Adults.
Teens Create: Tissue Paper Hearts*
TUES., MARCH 7 • 6-7 PM
Join other teens and make your own tissue paper heart craft.
Teen Writers Group
MON., MARCH 13 • 4-5 PM
Teens can share their work and give feedback in this group for writers of all genres.
March Madness
Show Me the Money!*
SAT., MARCH 18 10:30 AM-12:30 PM
This course will emphasize wellestablished financial principles that enable people to feel more in control of their finances. We will also provide an overview of several important financial topics including Roth accounts, HSA, Social Security, and 401K.
TUES., MARCH 14-FRI., MARCH 31 Stop by the Children’s Department anytime to vote on your favorite book characters to see who can advance on to the final championship.
Homeschool Teens: Vision Boards*
TUES., MARCH 14 • 1:30-2:30 PM
Teens can come hang out and create their own vision boards.
Teen Movie Night: “Hidden Figures”
TUES., MARCH 14 • 6-8 PM
To celebrate Women’s History Month, we will be watching the film “Hidden Figures” (rated PG). Snacks will be
STREAM Center: Pom Pom Mirrors*
MON., MARCH 20 • 4-5 PM Join us in the STREAM center to create oneof-a-kind pom pom mirrors.
Teens Create: Paint Your Own Squishy*
TUES., MARCH 21 • 6-7 PM
Join other teens and paint your own squishy.
Tai Chi*
WED., MARCH 22 • 6:30-7:30 PM
AniManga Club
MON., MARCH 27 • 4-5 PM
Watch some of your favorite anime, discuss your most-loved manga, and enjoy snacks!
Board Game Night
TUES., MARCH 28 • 6-7 PM
Come join other teens and play board games!
Kids
LEGO Club*
AGES 5-12
WED., MARCH 1 • 3:30-5 PM Build towers, bridges, and other creations with 1000s of LEGOs at the library.
Wild Wednesdays
AGES 7-12
WEDNESDAYS • 7-8 PM
All kinds of fun each week. Check the online calendar for weekly themes.
Puppy Tales
AGES 5-12
THURS., MARCH 2 • 6-7 PM
Children are invited to read with a therapy dog to help build their reading confidence. Time slots are first-come, first-serve upon arrival.
Playdate Cafe
BABIES UP TO AGE 5 WITH ADULT
FRI., MARCH 3 • 10-11 AM
A fun drop-in event where babies can play and their grown-ups can enjoy coffee and socialize.
TRY YOUR HAND AT WRITING COMICS! Comics Clublub
AGES 8-12
SAT., MARCH 11 • 11 AM-NOON
Reading Buddies
AGES 3-12
MONDAYS • 4:30-5:30 PM
Children are invited to read with one of our Reading Buddy volunteers. Younger children can listen to stories and older children can practice their reading skills.
STREAM Lab: Storytime and STREAM
AGES 5-8
THURS., MARCH 9 • 4-5 PM
Join us for a rainbow themed storytime and STREAM experiment.
Saturday Family Storytime
BABIES UP TO AGE 8 WITH ADULT
SAT., MARCH 11 & 25 • 11 AM-NOON
This storytime is perfect for the whole family to start your weekend with stories, songs, and play. Best for children under 8.
Homespun: Celtic Harp and Stories with Tisa McGraw
ALL AGES
TUES., MARCH 14 • 1:30 PM
See Everyone.
Pi Day Celebration
BABIES UP TO AGE 12 WITH ADULT
TUES., MARCH 14 • 3:15-5 PM
Celebrate this amazing number by joining us for crafts, a build-your-own pie bar, and a pie in the face for one lucky librarian!
Afterschool Tween Hang
AGES 7-12
THURS., MARCH 16 • 3-6 PM
Drop in anytime for an afterschool snack and an activity.
St. Patrick’s Day Party!
AGES 2-6
FRI., MARCH 17 • 11:30 AM-12:30 PM
Throw on your green and get ready to look for some gold! We’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with stories, dancing, crafts, and sensory play!
Baby Play & Make: Baby Footprint Art
BABIES UP TO AGE 2 WITH ADULT
SAT., MARCH 18 • 10 AM-NOON
Enjoy a fun playtime and also make baby footprint art!
Homespun: Women’s History
AGES 5-12
TUES., MARCH 21 • 1:30-2:30 PM
This program for homeschooling families will learn about some amazing women in U.S. History with books, crafts, and games.
Toddler Science Party
AGES 2-4
SAT., MARCH 25 • 1-3 PM
Drop in any time during this sciencethemed open play! We will have stations set up with activities that support your young one’s development and natural curiosity.
Sunday Funday: Magna-Tile Mania
AGES 3-12
SUN., MARCH 26 • 1-3 PM
A new event where families can drop-in to play, build and create with 100s of magna-tiles!
STREAM Center: Yarn Art*
MON., MARCH 27 • 5-6 PM
Visit the STREAM Center to create a work of art with yarn and canvas.
Toddler Storytime
AGES 2 & 3
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS
10-10:30 AM
Music and Movement Storytime
AGES 2 -5
MONDAYS • 11:30 AM-NOON
Pajama Storytime
BABIES UP TO AGE 5 WITH ADULT
MONDAYS • 6:30-7 PM
An evening storytime featuring stories, songs and rhymes.
Baby Storytime
BABIES UP TO AGE 2
TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS • 9:30-10 AM
Enjoy books, rhymes, bounces, and group play that will provide both entertainment and enrichment for your little one.
Preschool Storytime
AGES 3-5
TUESDAYS • 11 AM-NOON
THURSDAYS • 10 AM-11 AM
Lapsit Storytime
BABIES UP TO 12 MONTHS
WEDNESDAYS • 11:30 AM-NOON
This storytime is designed for prewalking children and their parents or caregivers.
Blast Off to Kindergarten
AGES 4-5
THURSDAYS • 11:30 AM-12:30 PM
In this storytime, we will work on skills to prepare your little to be successful in kindergarten.
Read. Make. Play.
AGES 3-8
TUES., MARCH 28 -
THURS., MARCH 30
Experience fun sensory play and art inspired by books. This month’s inspiration is “First the Egg” by Laura Vaccaro Seeger.
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ERLANGER Storytimes
If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at writing comics, join us for Comics Club!
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PROGRAMS & EVENTS
*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4000
Dungeons and Dragons
TUES., MARCH 7 & 21 • 6-8:30 PM
Experience the thrill of the popular tabletop, role-playing fantasy game. All skill levels welcome.
Flow & Unwind Yoga
WED., MARCH 8 • 6-7 PM
Make it with Jackie!*
SUN., MARCH 12 • 2-4 PM
Learn how to make personalized greeting cards.
NKY Amateur Radio Club
MON., MARCH 13 • 7-8:30 PM
Fleetwood Dreams Performs
Live at the Library
Everyone
Chess Club
WEDNESDAYS • 4:30-6 PM
Each meeting consists of chess play and enlightening lessons from a certified chess instructor.
Cooking with Dagmar!*
WED., MARCH 8 • 2-3 PM
Join Ms. Dagmar while she gives a demonstration (and tastings!) of dishes from all around the world.
Family Movie Matinee
SAT., MARCH 11 • 2-4 PM
Join us for the screening of a new, feature length blockbuster. Popcorn and drinks will be available as long as supplies last. Feel free to bring your own snacks or drinks.
Basic Sign Language*
SAT., MARCH 18 • 1-2:30 PM
Learn about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, review practice videos, get information on fingerspelling and more.
FRI., MARCH 10 • 7-8:30 PM Fleetwood Dreams will be here to perform a free concert at the library. Join us for an enchanting night of live music and watch as the band conjures up the sound and spirit of the legendary Fleetwood Mac.
National Tolkien Reading Day
SAT., MARCH 25 • NOON-4 PM
Celebrate the life and works of J.R.R. Tolkien during our magical event with live music and food! Read from your favorite passages, purchase an enchanting gift from one of our vendors, and enjoy a screening of the original “Hobbit” cartoon.
Adults
Tai Chi
FRI., MARCH 3, 17 & 3 • 10:30 AM-11:30 AM
Zumba Gold:
Dancing to the Oldies!
MONDAYS • 10-11 AM
Join the group of amateur radio enthusiasts each month for discussions and special presenters.
Library Paint Night!*
THURS., MARCH 16 & 23 • 6-7:30 PM
Join for a fun evening with friends while you learn to create a beautiful painting with step-by-step directions.
Movie Night
TUES., MARCH 21 • 6-8 PM
You’re invited! Join us for the screening of a new, feature length blockbuster.
Photography Workshop*
TUES., MARCH 21 • 7-8 PM
Join us as we get an in-depth look at how to use our cameras in creative, fun ways! Make sure you bring your camera or use the one on your phone, so you can follow along with us.
Memory Café
WED., MARCH 22 • 1-2 PM
Are you or someone you love suffering from memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer’s or brain injury? If so, our Memory Café is for you. Patients and caregivers will find a space that is relaxing, fun and informational. Join us so you can socialize and have a great time!
BOOKCLUB: Adult Book Discussion
TUES., MARCH 28 • 7-8:30 PM
Discuss “The Invention of Miracles” by Katie Booth and “Northanger Abbey” by Jane Austen.
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Tiny Prom
SAT., MARCH 4 • 6-9 PM
It’s kind of like a school dance, but at the library! With pizza! Bring a date, come with friends, or just show up.
Library Madness!
THURS., MARCH 9 • 6-8 PM
Have strong opinions about random things? Come argue about what’s the best when we make stuff face off against each other in our Library Madness Bracket!
Library Teen Cafe
TUES., MARCH 14 • 6-8 PM
Crafts! Games! Snacks! Come hang out with your friends in a non-school space!
Anime Club
FRI., MARCH 17 • 6-8 PM
Love anime? Come meet up with other anime fans for shows, pizza, and fun!
Artist Trading Cards
MON., MARCH 20 • 6-8 PM
Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) are small pieces of art that are traded around the world. We’ll be making and trading.
Kids ¡Cuéntame un cuento! / Spanish Storytime
BABIES UP TO AGE 8 WITH ADULT
THURS., MARCH 2 • 6:30-7 PM
Acompañanos junto a tus niños a nuestra hora del cuento en español donde escucharemos historias y haremos divertidas actividades. Join us with your children in our Spanish storytime where we will listen to stories and do fun activities.
Sensory Open Play
BABIES UP TO AGE 8 WITH ADULT
FRI., MARCH 3 & 31 • 10 AM - 2 PM
Jump in the bounce house, climb through the tunnel and soar from the trampoline onto the crash pad! Join us for an exciting and lively event geared towards young learners!
Down the Rabbit Hole: A Reading Experience with Rabbits*
BABIES UP TO AGE 12 WITH ADULT
SUN., MARCH 5 • 2-4 PM
TUES., MARCH 28 • 6-8 PM
Join us on our “Down the Rabbit Hole” adventure to wonderland with our favorite library mascots: Luna and Lola. Show up to your scheduled time slot with your favorite book and read to our rabbits! Sessions will be a total of 15 minutes.
Karma Kids*
SATURDAY, MARCH 18 • 11-NOON
A playful yoga class for kids that includes movement, breath and an art project to create a calm, relaxed mind.
Music and Motion with the Singing Librarian
AGES 3-5
MONDAYS • 10:30-11 AM
Enjoy an active session of music and movement with the Singing Librarian!
Scamper Squad
AGES 3-5
MONDAYS • 7-7:30 PM
TUESDAYS • 10:30-11 AM
Learn about a new animal each week through stories, play, and songs.
Baby Music & Rhyme Wiggletime
BABIES UP TO 18 MONTHS
WEDNESDAYS • 10-10:30 AM
Bring your baby to the library for language enrichment with stories, songs, and rhymes.
Tiny Toddlers
AGES 18 TO 36 MONTHS
WEDNESDAYS • 11 AM-NOON
Bring your child to the library for language enrichment with stories, songs, and rhymes.
Playart
Ages 3-5
THURSDAYS • 10:30-11 AM
Listen to a story, make a craft and enjoy a parent/ child focused activity inspired by the book.
INDEPENDENCE Storytimes FEATURE SPACE March 25 celebrate the work and world of JRR Tolkien with vendors, food, and music. Visit the Shire all month in our Feature Space.
Career & Job Services
*Register for these events at kentonlibrary.org or by calling 859.962.4002
Northern Kentucky Accountability Group*
ERLANGER BRANCH
WEDNESDAYS • 9:15-11:30 AM
NKYAG is a job search support group for professionals in transition, or people interested in changing careers or reentering the workforce. We offer a weekly motivational speaker followed by a networking session. Hear about job leads and connections to community partners and employers.
Get Started: Begin Your Career Transition with Us*
ERLANGER BRANCH
MON., MARCH 6 • 6:30-8:30 PM
TUES., MARCH 21 • 10 AM-NOON
Join us for an orientation on the process of getting started on looking for your new job.
Twitter and Instagram for Beginners*
ZOOM
TUES., MARCH 7 • 6-7:30 PM
Learn how to create accounts and get started using these social media platforms.
Build Your LinkedIn Profile*
ERLANGER BRANCH
WED., MARCH 8,15, 22, & 29 • 1-2:30 PM
Build your LinkedIn Profile from beginning to end and learn how to use the powerful site. Click here for a full description of what you will learn in each session!
Transferable Skills Workshop*
ERLANGER BRANCH
THURS., MARCH 9 • 10-11:30 AM
Identify your transferable skills and how to use them to change jobs or careers.
LinkedIn Photo Session*
ERLANGER BRANCH
THURS., MARCH 9 • 11:30 AM-12:30 PM
Unemployed professionals can get their LinkedIn photo taken by professional photographer Julie Lubbers for free.
Managing ATS Workshop*
ZOOM
FRI., MARCH 10 • 10 AM-NOON
A knowledgeable instructor will expertly guide you through the complex nature of Applicant Tracking Software and the system’s influence in today’s job search process. Learn how to elevate your status when submitting resumés and cover letters for job applications.
Boost Your Business with Google*
COVINGTON BRANCH
FRI., MARCH 10 • 1-4 PM
Certified Google Marketing Specialist
Connie Kreutzjans will be available for business owners seeking FREE assistance on how to get started with a Google relationship or have questions about Google products such as Google ads, Business listing, Merchant/Shopping and more.
Toastmasters
ERLANGER BRANCH
MON., MARCH 13 & 27 • 6:30-8:30 PM
Toastmasters International is a nonprofit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills.
Elevator Pitch Power Hour*
COVINGTON BRANCH
TUES., MARCH 14 • 2-3 PM
Learn how to present your professional experience, accomplishments, and job search goals in a succinct and persuasive way. Use your pitch to network and make connections to further your job search.
Fundamentals of Networking*
ERLANGER BRANCH
TUES., MARCH 14 • 6-8:30 PM
Networking is the number one way for professionals to find new jobs and help grow their careers. Learn networking fundamentals and organization.
Mastering the Art of Informational Meetings*
ERLANGER BRANCH
THURS., MARCH 16 • 10-11 AM
If you are unsure of your next career move, discover how to set up professional meetings or interviews to explore future career options with people already working in those fields.
My Other Half Lost Their Job! What Do I Do?*
ERLANGER BRANCH
MON., MARCH 20 • 6:30-8:30 PM
When your partner or spouse loses their job, it is often a gut-wrenching, emotional time. Learn how today’s complex job search process works and how you can support your loved one in career transition.
Lean Six Sigma White Belt through Breakthrough Performance*
ERLANGER BRANCH
THURS., MARCH 23 • 9-1 PM
Introduction to Lean and Six Sigma concepts and methodologies.
Young Adult & Teen Job Fair
COVINGTON BRANCH
THURS., MARCH 23 • 4:30-6 PM
Meet representatives of major local employers hiring for retail, food industry, recreation, health care, childcare, and many other positions who have keys to a brighter future for you. Bring copies of your resumé and be prepared for a potential interview.
Target Your Resumé Workshop*
ERLANGER BRANCH
SAT., MARCH 25 • 10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Participants will get a reality check on the purpose of a resumé today, review types of resumés, discuss how to collect and organize document data and more.
Protect Yourself From Online Scams*
ZOOM
MON., MARCH 27 • 6-7 PM
Learn about three real-life online scams and familiarize yourself with some of the techniques scammers commonly use to access sensitive information.
Interviewing Skills Workshop*
ERLANGER BRANCH
MON., MARCH 27 V 6:30-8:30 PM
Learn how to put your best foot forward in all types of interviews.
10 MARCH 2023
Improve Your Resumé with Practical Strategies*
COVINGTON BRANCH
TUES., MARCH 28 • 2-3 PM
In this workshop, you will learn four strategies to improve your resumé and make your resumé more attractive to hiring managers.
Use Data Axle to Build a Target Company List for Your Job Search*
ERLANGER BRANCH
THURS., MARCH 30 • 2-3 PM
Learn how to use the Library’s #1 business database to build a list of prospects for your job search. Leave the class with a preliminary list of company prospects!
Introduction to Online Learning*
ZOOM
FRI., MARCH 31 • 1-2 PM
Discover all the great classes you can take for free Zoom at KCPL.
Look What’s Coming Up!
COVINGTON
Elvis Concert
FRIDAY, APRIL 7 • 7-8:30 PM
ERLANGER
Meet the Easter Bunny Party
SATURDAY, APRIL 1 • 11 AM-1 PM
INDEPENDENCE
Spring Arts and Crafts Festival
SATURDAY, APRIL 1 • 10 AM -4 PM
Featured Genre: Epistolary
The Illuminae Files by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff
Lady Susan by Jane Austen
In Praise of Disobedience: Clare of Assisi by Dacia Maraini
Authentically, Izzy by Pepper Basham
House of Leaves by Mark Z Danielewski
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is a novel written as a series of letters.
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Covington Branch
502 Scott Blvd.
Covington, KY 41011
Erlanger Branch
401 Kenton Lands Rd., Erlanger, KY 41018
Independence Branch
1992 Walton-Nicholson Rd., Independence, KY 41051
Branch Hours
MON-THU 9am-9pm FRI 9am-6pm SAT 10am-5pm SUN 1pm-5pm
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FROM OUR Faces and Places
Baseball has enjoyed a long history in the tri-state! This is the Covington Knights of Columbus baseball team pictured around 1921. L-R - Bottom: John Noppenberger, Red Hart, Ted Tackett, Chester Geaslen, John Yost; Second Row L-R: Pat Cushing, Jake Schuler, Arnold Surran, Doc Moser, Norb Brockman, Irving Hart; Top Row L-R: John F. Byrne, Charles Purdy. To view additional photographs of Northern Kentucky from this collection and others, visit our historical photograph database at facesandplaces.kentonlibrary.org.
