Latitudes IT’S ALL AT THE YPSILANTI DISTRICT LIBRARY | FALL 2014
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YPSI HISTORY PAG E S 4 , 5 , 7
LEARNING NEVER GETS OLD PAG E S 2 , 4
GENEALOGY WORKSHOPS PAG E S 3 , 5 , 7
P LU S B E AT L E S T R I B U T E & TA K E N OT E C O N C E RT S
8th Annual Ypsi Song Fest 2014 Songwriter Showcase Sat., Sept. 13, 7–10pm. All ages welcome. Bona Sera Underground, 200 W. Michigan 7pm Welcome Home, Blake Elliott Ypsilanti born-and-bred chanteuse Blake Elliott performs the opening set.
T H E Y P S I S O N G F E S T returns with a jam-
packed day of activities at YDL-Whittaker, followed by musical performances headlined by singer/songwriter John Doe. All events are free and open to the public.
8pm An Evening with John Doe Genre-spanning artist John Doe made his name as co-founder of the punk band X and has since recorded eight solo records, collaborating with Patty Griffin, Dan Auerbach, Aimee Mann, and Don Was. Doe talks about his songwriting process with 107one’s Martin Bandyke and gives a solo acoustic performance. Hosted by Jeremy Baldwin of 89.1 WEMU’s Roots Music Project. ypsilibrary.org/songfest
Make Your Own Music Day YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Sept. 13, 11am–4pm 11am Joe Reilly Performance for Kids of All Ages Noon–1pm YSO Instrument Petting Zoo 1pm DIY Recording with Paul Tyson 2pm Teen Songwriting Session with John E. Lawrence Noon–4pm Make Your Own Music Fair Hear new local artists perform in the garage, silkscreen the YSF logo on a shirt, make and take musical instruments, and meet local music teachers.
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New Graphic Novels Thanks to a 2014 Will Eisner Growth Grant, YDL will have lots of new graphic novels this fall. Our grant highlights the use of graphic memoirs by health care patients and providers. New book group kits will available to check out. We’re also hosting a guest speaker (see p. 6). ypsilibrary.org/graphicmedicine
Country in the City ( A L L A G E S ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Oct. 4, Noon–4pm Bring the kids downtown and spend a few hours having old-fashioned fun! Ride ponies, pet farm animals, cut apple spirals, churn butter, make corn husk dolls, get your face painted, visit Growing Hope’s Clifford the Big Red Truck, and win prizes. Sponsored by Kiwanis of Ypsilanti
Local Seed Library Gardeners are invited to donate non-hybrid seeds this fall so they can be checked out for planting next spring. Learn more at the opening event on Sept. 20 (see p. 3). ypsilibrary.org/seeds Learning Never Gets Old YDL’s new Tools For Living kits enable older adults to check out books, DVDs, and assistive devices that make aging easier. We will also hold “Bi-Folkal” reminiscence-based groups. Hear more at the kickoff event on Oct. 1 (see p. 4). ypsilibrary.org/lifetimelearning
Treasure Hunt Fundraiser for YDL’s Children’s Programs W YDL-Whittaker, Fri., Oct. 24, 6:30pm Arrrgh, matey! Challenge your mind with a special after-hours treasure hunt. Teams of up to 4 work together to solve clues and earn their treasure. Includes an Aubree’s pizza dinner and piratethemed activities. Tickets: $25 per team ($30 at the door). All ages welcome. ypsilibrary.org/treasurehunt
Cover photo: Turn-of-the-century street scene in front of Ypsilanti City Hall, courtesy of Ypsilanti Historical Society
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SEPTEMBER PROGRAM SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER Most programs are drop-in, and space is on a first-come, first-served basis. To register for programs, go to ypsilibrary.org or call the phone number listed. W
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Honey Bee Festival ( A L L A G E S ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Sept. 6 Buzz on over to the downtown library during Ypsilanti’s Festival of the Honey Bee. 11am ( Y O U T H ) : Learn about bees, taste fresh honeycomb, and make a honey treat. 2pm ( A D U LT ) : Jamie Berlin of Ypsi Melissa reports on the local “state of the bees.”
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For Teens & Tweens Creativity Lab ( T W E E N / T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, 2nd and 4th Mondays, 6:30pm Explore electronic creative projects on second Mondays; create your own fashion on fourth Mondays.
Take Note: The Heart of Ireland Concert with Kitty Donohoe
Teen Cooking Challenge ( T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Second Wednesdays, 6pm. Register: 482-4110 x1390 Hands-on cooking activities, plus tips on nutrition and food budgeting. Sponsored by Michigan State University Extension
(ALL AGES) W YDL-Whittaker, Sun., Sept. 7, 2pm Michigan Emmy winner Kitty Donohoe performs Irish music, from fiery jigs to mournful airs. Sponsored by the Friends of YDL
Tween Creative Time ( T W E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, First Saturdays, 3:30–5:30pm Rainbow Loom Club, followed by art workshops with artist Casey Dixon.
Coffee and Community ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Fri., Sept. 12, 6pm Taste coffees from local coffee houses and learn about their roasting processes. Followed by a screening of Connected By Coffee, a documentary about workerand farmer-owned coffee cooperatives.
Natural Hair Discussion ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Thurs., Sept. 18, 6:30pm Chat with Nina Taylor, owner of Heavenly Creations Salon, about curly topics. Seed Library Launch ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Sept. 20, 4pm Find out how YDL’s Seed Library works, bring your non-hybrid seeds, and share your homegrown tomatoes for tasting.
Bubbles! ( Y O U T H ) S YDL-Superior, Sat., Sept. 13, 2pm Make bubbles both big and small with DIY bubble solutions and wands. Rock the Block: Teen Block Party ( T E E N ) N. Washington, Sat., Sept. 13, 2–5pm Join downtown teens from area nonprofits for an afternoon of food, fun, and live music! Stop by the Teen Advisory Group’s table for info on upcoming library activities. Sponsored by the Corner Health Center
FREE FILM SERIES Let’s Talk About the Movies ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Tuesdays, 6pm Film screenings and discussions with EMU English Professor Heather Neff. Sept. 16: Amazing Grace (PG) Oct. 14: 12 Years a Slave (R) Nov. 18: Belle (PG)
Getting Started In Genealogy ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Mon., Sept. 15, 6:30pm Beginning genealogists: Create a sound basis for researching your family’s ancestry by gathering and organizing information gleaned from your relatives.
Racial Justice Discussion Series ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sundays, 2pm Oct 5: Cracking the Codes: The System of Racial Inequality Nov 2: Mirrors of Privilege: Making Whiteness Visible
Know the 10 Signs of Alzheimer’s ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Tues., Sept. 16, 3pm Register: 800-272-3900 A representative from the local Alzheimer’s Association discusses the warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease and the importance of early detection.
Moderated by La’Ron Williams, in partnership with the Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice
Ride the Ride to YDL-Whittaker seven days a week via Route #46. Route schedules and info at www.theride.org. 3
SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER Miniature Book Necklace ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wed., Sept. 24, 7pm Register: 482-4110 x1377 Celebrate your love of reading and libraries by making your own vintageinspired miniature book necklace!
Library Dogs
Read to Therapaws Dogs (GRADES 1–3) W YDL-Whittaker, 2nd & 4th Mondays, Sept. 22–Dec. 8, 6:30–7:50pm Register: 482-4110 x1340 M YDL-Michigan, 2nd & 4th Thursdays, Sept. 11–Nov. 13, 6–7:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1390 Reading aloud improves a child’s reading skills, and dogs are ideal companions for learning. Select a book to read to Jazz or Kandy, our certified Therapaws dogs. Sign up for your 10-minute slot!
Teddy Bear’s Picnic Storytime ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Sept. 27, 10:30am Everyone is invited to the Teddy Bear’s Picnic, including your favorite bears and stuffed animals. Enjoy a story, a craft, and some of bear’s favorite snacks. Wonderful Weaving ( A G E S 6 – 1 0 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Sept. 27, 3pm Try your hand at weaving with different materials: paper, yarn, and other fun stuff!
Hip-Hop + Economics ( T E E N ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sun., Sept. 21, 3pm Meet Professor Paribus, aka Kenyatta Tucker, Huron High economics teacher and hip-hop artist who motivates students to learn economics with enthusiasm. www.thecramsession.com
Garden Gospel with Carol ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sun., Sept. 28, 2pm Master Gardener Carol Brodbeck explains how to save seeds and contribute extras to the new YDL Seed Library. She’ll also discuss how to grow a windowsill herb garden this winter and give away a book on seed propagation.
Tech Talk for Parents ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Mon., Sept. 22, 6:30pm Does your child play with your smartphone or tablet? We’ll show you how to teach your child about technology and find great apps for kids.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE: OCTOBER Library Lab: Map Making ( G R A D E S 2 – 7 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thurs., Oct. 2, 6:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1340 Make your own treasure map or sketch the land of your favorite tale. We’ll practice mapmaking skills along the way. KinderConcert ( A G E S 2 – 6 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Mon., Oct. 6, 9:30 & 10:30am (replaces Baby Storytime) Erin Zurbuchen of the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra delights audiences as she showcases the string bass.
Learning Never Gets Old ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wed., Oct. 1, 2–4pm Watch Age of Champions, a documentary about the Senior Olympics, meet featured athlete Carol Mason, and hear about our new Learning Never Gets Old programs. Call 482-4110 x1316 for details.
Ypsi as an African-American City ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Mon., Oct. 6, 6:30–8:30pm Between the Civil War and the 1920s, Ypsilanti was home to a vibrant AfricanAmerican community. Learn about its social and political life amidst the changing national context from local historian Matt Siegfried.
Art for Teens: Screen Printing ( T E E N ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wed., Oct. 1, 6pm Register: 482-4110 x1340 Create a screenprinted poster to hang in your room. See how artists create screen prints and make your own.
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Sound Sleep: You Can Take It with You as You Age ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Tues., Oct. 14, 3pm Local author Lois Maharg discusses how to manage age-related sleep troubles. Her book will be available for purchase.
Teen Read Week is an annual celebration of reading for fun held each October, developed by the Young Adult Library Services Association.
Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Oct. 18, 11am Attorney Virginia Cardwell outlines estate planning tools such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other ways to plan for property to pass outside of probate.
Monday, Oct. 13, 6:30pm Program LED light strips to respond to music from your device. Saturday, Oct. 18, 3:30pm Join our Scavenger Hunt! Work in small groups to solve riddles and follow the clues to a treasury of books. Then choose a book to take home.
No-Till Gardening ( A L L A G E S ) S YDL-Superior, Sat., Oct. 18, 1pm It’s time to close the garden for the year! Learn a clever time-saving gardening technique from Master Gardener Deanna White.
Wicked Ypsilanti with James Mann (ADULT) W YDL-Whittaker, Mon., Oct. 6, 7pm Local author and historian James Mann will be at the library to discuss the darker side of our city’s past from his new book, Wicked Ypsilanti. Copies will be available for purchase.
Dissect an Owl Pellet ( A G E S 7 – 1 2 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Oct. 18, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x1340 Ever wondered what owls eat? Join the Howell Nature Center for a hands-on program about the lives and diets of owls. Using Ancestry.com ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Mon., Oct. 20, 6:30pm Find a wealth of family history information with one simple tool. For beginning genealogists.
Solomon Northrup’s America ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Tues., Oct. 7, 6:30pm Solomon Northrup’s story was retold in the Oscar-winning film, 12 Years a Slave. Roy E. Finkenbine, Professor of History at University of Detroit-Mercy, discusses the life of this remarkable man. Ming the Magician ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Oct. 11, 3:30pm You’ll howl with laughter and delight at Ming’s mind-boggling, jaw-dropping magic show! A treat for kids and kids at heart, ages 5 to 99.
William Shakespeare: His Life, Times, and Works ( T E E N / A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Tues., Oct. 21, 7pm Curious about how Shakespeare came to create his plays? Thespian Jim Glenn’s lively presentation will illuminate the life and times of the famous bard.
Grocery Shopping on a Budget ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Mon., Oct. 13, 7pm Monroe News reporter Paula Wethington, who writes the column “Monroe on a Budget,” gives money-saving tips, including price tracking, learning a store’s coupon policies, and getting the most when shopping with WIC or food stamps.
Intro to Tai Chi ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thurs., Oct. 23, 2pm Try out the ancient art of Tai Chi and see how slow-movement exercises can improve your health, strength and flexibility. www.SpiralChiCenter.com 5
OCTOBER / NOVEMBER Young Writers’ Showcase ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Oct. 25, 11am–12:30pm Celebrate the release of the 826michigan OMNIBUS, complete with readings and book signings by local youth. All young writers are welcome. Call 482-4110 x1316 to add your publication to the party.
Halloween Party with a Tarot Reader (TEEN) M YDL-Michigan, Wed., Oct. 29, 7pm Celebrate Halloween with creepy snacks, scary storytelling, and tarot reading, hosted by YDL’s Teen Advisory Group. Downtown Halloween ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Thurs., Oct. 30, 5–6:30pm, and South Washington Street While you’re enjoying the Halloween festivities downtown, drop by the Library Plaza to pick up candy and popcorn, play a game, win a book, and visit YDL’s Boo!Mobile.
Boo! Happy Halloween! ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Oct. 25, 3:30pm Wear your costume and listen to not-soscary stories, followed by a craft and Halloween treats. Then head over to YDL-Superior for Trunk-or-Treat! Trunk-or-Treat! ( FA M I LY ) S
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Graphic Medicine: The Therapeutic Uses of Comics in Health Care ( A D U LT ) St Joseph Mercy Hospital Auditorium, Thurs., Oct. 30, 7pm “Comic Nurse” MK Czerwiec introduces the field of Graphic Medicine and describes the surprising ways comics are beneficial in health care. She illustrates how graphic memoirs can help patients and health professionals deal with the emotional aspects of health care issues. Made possible by a 2014 Will Eisner Growth Grant, in partnership with St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
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Take Note: Toppermost Beatles Tribute Concert ( A L L A G E S ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sun., Oct. 26, 2pm Toppermost, Michigan’s most popular Beatles tribute band, plays Fab Four hits. Sponsored by the Friends of YDL
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Library Lab: Catapults ( G R A D E S 2 – 7 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thurs., Nov. 6, 6:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1340 Explore the science behind flinging objects and try your hand at hitting targets.
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M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Nov. 8, 3pm Celebrate the arrival of The Long Haul. At YDL-Whittaker, take your picture with a cardboard standup and go on a scavenger hunt. At YDL-Michigan, win Mom Bucks with Cheese Touch Hot Potato, a Toilet Paper Wrap Race, and a trivia contest.
Cold Weather Bicycling ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Nov. 8, 1pm Don’t put your bicycle away for the winter! Learn how to dress for cold weather riding and what equipment and maintenance procedures are needed. Sponsored by the City of Ypsilanti Non-Motorized Advisory Committee and Bike Ypsi Minecraft Felt Keychains ( A G E S 9 – 1 4 ) S YDL-Superior, Sat., Nov. 8, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x1391 Make a cool keychain with our supplies. One keychain option involves sewing.
Art for Teens: Life Casting ( T E E N ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wed., Nov. 5 & 12, 6pm Register: 482-4110 x1340 Make a cast of your hand in this two-part workshop. We’ll cast your hand in plaster and paint it at the second session.
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NOVEMBER / DECEMBER A Daughter’s Search for Her Father’s POW Story ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sun., Nov. 9, 2pm In honor of all veterans, join author Laura Edge as she recounts the story of WW II airmen who were taken as prisoners of war. Copies of her book, On the Wings of Dawn, will be available for purchase.
Stylish Head Wraps ( A D U LT / T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Thurs., Nov. 20, 6:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1385 Learn how to transform scarves into stylish headwear perfect for cold weather or a bad hair day. Thanksgiving Storytime ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Nov. 22, 10:30am We’ll read cheery Thanksgiving stories and make a craft to share on Turkey Day.
Michigan Child ID Program ( Y O U T H / T E E N ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Nov. 15, 11am–3pm Volunteers from the Masonic Lodge help parents create free child protection kits that include fingerprints, a videorecording, a photo, and a DNA swab of your child.
Handmade Ornaments ( A G E S 6 – 1 0 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat., Nov. 22, 3pm Turn simple materials into beautiful winter holiday ornaments.
Breakdance Workshop ( T W E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Nov. 15, 3:30pm Join performer and dance teacher Maurice Archer for a high-energy introductory breakdancing lesson.
2K15 Tournament ( T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Nov. 29, 3:30pm Come to the Teen Zone and sign up for a slot on the Xbox Basketball Tournament Bracket. Snacks and prizes provided!
Interpreting the Federal Census ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Mon., Nov. 17, 6:30pm Beginning genealogists: get tips on using the U.S. Census in your research.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE: DECEMBER Ypsilanti’s Underground Railroad ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Mon., Dec. 1, 6:30pm Historian Matt Siegfried recounts the involvement of many of Ypsilanti’s original black families in the 19th century’s most important struggle for freedom.
Take Note: Holiday Jazz Concert (ALL AGES) W YDL-Whittaker, Sun., Dec. 7, 2pm Join us for our annual holiday concert as the Paul Keller Ensemble wows you with fun, toe-tapping holiday cheer. Sponsored by the Friends of YDL
Gifts in a Jar ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Thurs., Dec 4, 6:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1385 Make holiday gift giving a cinch by crafting our tasty soup and cookie mixes.
Adult Crafts: DIY Skincare ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wed., Dec. 10, 7pm Register: 482-4110 x1377 Fight dry winter skin and chapped lips by making your own all-natural products. They make great gifts! Materials provided.
Holiday Tree Lighting ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Fri., Dec. 5, 6pm Join us for caroling, hot chocolate, cookies, and a visit from Santa! Sponsored by the Downtown Association of Ypsilanti
WINTER BREAK FUN
Gingerbread Houses ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sat. Dec. 6, 11:30am & 1:30pm. Register: 482-4110 x1340 M YDL-Michigan, Sat., Dec. 13, 3 & 4pm Register: 482-4110 x1390 S YDL-Superior, Sat., Dec. 20, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x1391 Create a festive graham cracker house with frosting and candy decorations.
Movie Matinees ( FA M I LY ) W YDL-Whittaker, Mondays and Tuesdays, 2pm Dec. 22: Frozen; Dec. 23: The Lego Movie; Dec. 29: Muppets Most Wanted; Dec. 30: Disneynature Bears
No-Bake Cookies ( A G E S 6 – 1 8 ) S YDL-Superior, Sat., Dec. 6, 2pm Enjoy festive fun as we make a variety of no-bake cookies and other holiday treats. Limited to first 15 participants.
Boredom Busters ( Y O U T H ) M YDL-Michigan, Dec. 22–23, 26, 29–30, and Jan. 2, 2pm Do crafts on Mondays and Tuesdays. On Fridays, play the Wii or watch a holiday movie.
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