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Programs and Events
September & October 2013
Dewey Decibel
Comedy Tour Stop
LOL at this family-friendly, high-energy, stand-up comedy
show featuring Las Vegas comedians Bill Hildebrandt and
Kevin Kramis.
Saturday, September 28 • 6:00 pm
Central Library, Browning Events Room
Tickets available at evpl.org/decibel and range from $10
to a $25 family package.
Arrive a half hour early and hear amazing local acoustic
guitarist Kennedy Rose and snap some wacky photos in
our fun photo booth!
Proceeds benefit the EVPL Foundation, which provides funding for Library projects.
For details: Call 428-8200 or visit evpl.org.
200 SE Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. • Evansville, Indiana 47713
(812) 428-8200 • evpl.org
6-13:2M
Book Discussions
Film Series
Central Library
East Branch
Oaklyn Branch
Central Library
Books My Mom Liked
6:00 pm • Conference Room
September 24 The Book Thief
by Markus Zusak
October 22
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
by Cheryl Strayed
Book Discussion
11:00 am
September 9 Hidden America: From Coal Miners to Cowboys, an Extraordinary
Exploration of the
Unseen People Who Make This Country Work
by Jeanne Marie Laskas
Browning Events Room
North Park Branch
Mostly Nonfiction Book Discussion
3:30 pm
Exploration of the
October 21
Defending Jacob
by William Landay
Mystery Lovers Book Discussion
4:30 pm
September 26 Wicked Autumn
by G.M. Malliet
The Track of the Cat
October 24 by Nevada Barr
Oaklyn Book Discussion
3:30 pm
September 18 The Orchardist
by Amanda Coplin
October 16 The Light in the Ruins
by Chris Bohjalian
Page Turners Book Discussion
1:00 pm
September 24 Call It Sleep
by Henry Roth
October 22
The Namesake
by Jhumpa Lahiri
Red Bank Branch
Classic Book Discussion
September 12 Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
Frankenstein
October 10 by Mary Shelley
Temeraire’s Exploits Book Discussion
September 25 Crucible of Gold Book 7
by Naomi Novik
McCollough Branch
Cover to Cover Book Discussion
3:00 pm
September 25 The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
by Rachel Joyce
October 20 Faith
by Jennifer Haigh
Popular Book Discussion
6:30 pm
One Book One Community
Exploration of the
Book Discussion
Unseen People Who 10:00 am
Make This Country Work
October 18
Hidden America: From by Jeanne Marie Laskas
Coal Miners to Cowboys, October 1
The Heart and the Fist
an Extraordinary
by Eric Greitans
Exploration of the
Intro to iPad
Learn to get the most out of your iPad.
We will discuss the iOS settings and
basics plus other useful features and
powerful apps.
Intro to Word 2010
Begin creating professional-quality
documents using Microsoft Word.
Local Voices: Concerts
October 2
Monte Skelton
October 16
Opal Fly
October 30
After Hours Jazz Trio
Welcome to the Internet
Learn about accessing and navigating
the web using a browser, web safety and
security, and useful web sites.
eBooks & the Library
Get one-on-one assistance checking out
eBooks and downloading them to your
portable device.
Coffee Talk Book Discussion
12:00 pm
September 11 The American Heiress
by Daisy Goodwin
October 9 Defending Jacob
by William Landay
Film Movement Series
6:30 pm
September 11 The Day I Saw Your Heart (France)
Teddy Bear (Denmark)
October 9
Classic Film Series
6:00 pm
September 19 Lullaby of Broadway (1951)
October 17
The War of the Worlds (1953)
Director’s Lobby Film Series
6:00 pm
September 3 Nashville
September 17 A Perfect Couple
Health Docs Series
6:00 pm
September 4 Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead
September 18 Vegucated
Killer at Large
October 2
Untitled Book Discussion
6:30 pm
September 30 Keeping the Castle
by Patrice Kindl
October 28 Imaginary Girls
by Nova Ren Suma
Tabletop Adventures
Try new board games and meet new
people. Our friendly competitions are for
avid gamers and dabblers alike.
Money Smart: Helping Parents and
Grandparents Pay for College
Learn about tax credits and deductions
that can help pay for college and
technical school.
Money Smart: Making Your Money
Last Through Retirement
Learn about choices for those at all
income levels to lower the stress of
saving and investing through your entire
lifetime.
Music @ the library
Experience live music from different genres.
River Rats
Wednesday, September 11 • 6:30 pm • Oaklyn Branch
Enjoy a concert on the lawn with this local band playing music from the 70s, 80s & 90s.
Peter Fletcher
Sunday, September 22 • 3:00 pm • Central Library
Treat your ears to a classical guitar concert by this New York City guitarist. Fletcher
gives over 100 concerts a year including performances at Carnegie Hall.
Local Voices: Performances by Local Musicians • Central Library
Wednesdays, 7:00 pm
October 2
Monte Skelton – Hear the smooth sounds of this popular artist.
October 16
Opal Fly – Feel the rhythm of blues, folk, and ragtime.
October 30
After Hours Jazz Trio – Relax and take in the swinging beat.
Program/Events Descriptions
Central
200 S.E. M.L.K., Jr. Blvd
428-8200
East Branch
840 E. Chandler Ave.
428-8231
North Park Branch
960 Koehler Dr.
428-8237
Oaklyn Branch
3001 Oaklyn Dr.
428-8234
Classical Guitar Concert
Peter Fletcher is back with an encore
performance.
Halloween Cage Doll
Transform ordinary objects into a
doll– this year’s perfect Halloween
decoration.
Appalachian Adventures: Nat Geo
Adventurer of the Year
Jennifer Pharr Davis has trekked over
12,000 miles on six different continents
and currently holds the overall record
on the Appalachian Trail. Hear about her
adventures.
adventures.
Homeschooling & the Library
Learn which library resources may be
particularly useful for homeschooling
your children.
Learn Loom Knitting
Try an easy, fun way to knit a hat quickly.
Computer Basics
Perfect for the absolute beginner, this
class will introduce the very basics.
Dewey Decibel Comedy Tour
Bring the whole family to this stand-up
comedy show featuring Las Vegas
comedians Bill Hildebrandt and Kevin
Kramis. Tickets are available at
evpl.org/decibel.
Email Made Easy
Learn everything you need to know to
begin using email effectively.
Google Explored
Learn basics and advanced searching
techniques plus other useful Google
tools.
Intermediate Excel 2010
Go beyond the basics into some of the
more advanced features of Excel.
Interstate Paranormal Investigations
Hear members of IPI talk about what
they do, how they collect evidence, and
what they found (and saw) on some of
their investigations.
Intro Excel 2010
Learn to use Microsoft’s powerful
spreadsheet software to organize
information and analyze data.
Learn to Zentangle
Learn the relaxing and meditative art of
Zentangle doodling.
Make a Treasure Necklace
Pull those broken bits and bobs from
your jewelry box or junk drawer and turn
them into a fabulous treasure necklace.
Water Paper Paint
Learn this cool technique in a 3 session
series on painting, nature, and being
creative. Based on the book Water Paper
Paint: Exploring Creativity with
Watercolor and Mixed Media by Heather
Smith Jones.
McCollough Branch
5115 Washington Ave.
428-8236
adventures.
Computer Basics
Local Voices: Authors
Herb Marynell and Steve Bagbey will
share their experiences researching and
writing Mob Murder of America’s
Greatest Gambler, about the life and
death of Evansville’s Ray Ryan.
Money Smart: Health Care Choices
Learn about the new health care laws
and the marketplace exchanges that
open this fall and how people of all ages
and income levels can take advantage of
the new Affordable Care Act.
Local Voices: Concert by the River Rats
Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy
a live, outdoor concert.
Red Bank Branch
120 S. Red Bank Rd.
428-8205
portable device.
Money Smart: Helping Parents &
technical school.
Raising Backyard Chickens
Jennifer Willett, from Evansville
Backyard Chickens, will discuss the
basics of owning chickens and answer
your questions.
APPALACHIAN ADVENTURES
Hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, and adventure seekers, meet the
2012 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year!
Jennifer Pharr Davis
has trekked over 12,000 miles on six continents
and currently holds the overall record on the
Appalachian Trail. Hear about her journeys
when she visits three EVPL locations:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
6:00 pm • Oaklyn Branch
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
10:00 am • McCollough Branch
6:00 pm • North Park Branch
Davis is the author of five books, including
Becoming Odyssa and Called Again.
She has been featured in the New York
Times, NPR’s Talk of the Nation, and the
CBS Morning Show.
Book Discussions
Film Series
Central Library
East Branch
Oaklyn Branch
Central Library
Books My Mom Liked
September 24 The Book Thief
by Markus Zusak
October 22
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
by Cheryl Strayed
Book Discussion
11:00 am
Exploration of the
Browning Events Room
North Park Branch
Mostly Nonfiction Book Discussion
3:30 pm
Exploration of the
October 21
Defending Jacob
by William Landay
Mystery Lovers Book Discussion
4:30 pm
September 26 Wicked Autumn
by G.M. Malliet
The Track of the Cat
October 24 by Nevada Barr
Oaklyn Book Discussion
3:30 pm
September 18 The Orchardist
by Amanda Coplin
October 16 The Light in the Ruins
by Chris Bohjalian
Page Turners Book Discussion
1:00 pm
September 24 Call It Sleep
by Henry Roth
October 22
The Namesake
by Jhumpa Lahiri
Red Bank Branch
Classic Book Discussion
September 12 Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
Frankenstein
October 10 by Mary Shelley
Temeraire’s Exploits Book Discussion
September 25 Crucible of Gold Book 7
by Naomi Novik
McCollough Branch
Cover to Cover Book Discussion
3:00 pm
September 25 The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
by Rachel Joyce
October 20 Faith
by Jennifer Haigh
Popular Book Discussion
6:30 pm
One Book One Community
Exploration of the
Book Discussion
Unseen People Who 10:00 am
Make This Country Work
October 18
Hidden America: From by Jeanne Marie Laskas
Coal Miners to Cowboys, October 1
The Heart and the Fist
an Extraordinary
by Eric Greitans
Exploration of the
Intro to iPad
Learn to get the most out of your iPad.
We will discuss the iOS settings and
basics plus other useful features and
powerful apps.
Intro to Word 2010
Begin creating professional-quality
documents using Microsoft Word.
Local Voices: Concerts
October 2
Monte Skelton
October 16
Opal Fly
October 30
After Hours Jazz Trio
Welcome to the Internet
Learn about accessing and navigating
the web using a browser, web safety and
security, and useful web sites.
portable device.
Coffee Talk Book Discussion
12:00 pm
September 11 The American Heiress
by Daisy Goodwin
October 9 Defending Jacob
by William Landay
Film Movement Series
6:30 pm
September 11 The Day I Saw Your Heart (France)
Teddy Bear (Denmark)
October 9
Classic Film Series
6:00 pm
September 19 Lullaby of Broadway (1951)
October 17
The War of the Worlds (1953)
Director’s Lobby Film Series
6:00 pm
September 3 Nashville
September 17 A Perfect Couple
Health Docs Series
6:00 pm
September 4 Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead
September 18 Vegucated
Killer at Large
October 2
Untitled Book Discussion
6:30 pm
September 30 Keeping the Castle
by Patrice Kindl
October 28 Imaginary Girls
by Nova Ren Suma
Tabletop Adventures
Try new board games and meet new
people. Our friendly competitions are for
avid gamers and dabblers alike.
Money Smart: Helping Parents and
technical school.
Money Smart: Making Your Money
Last Through Retirement
Learn about choices for those at all
income levels to lower the stress of
saving and investing through your entire
lifetime.
Music @ the library
Experience live music from different genres.
River Rats
Wednesday, September 11 • 6:30 pm • Oaklyn Branch
Enjoy a concert on the lawn with this local band playing music from the 70s, 80s & 90s.
Peter Fletcher
Sunday, September 22 • 3:00 pm • Central Library
Treat your ears to a classical guitar concert by this New York City guitarist. Fletcher
gives over 100 concerts a year including performances at Carnegie Hall.
Local Voices: Performances by Local Musicians • Central Library
Wednesdays, 7:00 pm
October 2
Monte Skelton – Hear the smooth sounds of this popular artist.
October 16
Opal Fly – Feel the rhythm of blues, folk, and ragtime.
October 30
After Hours Jazz Trio – Relax and take in the swinging beat.
Program/Events Descriptions
Central
200 S.E. M.L.K., Jr. Blvd
428-8200
East Branch
840 E. Chandler Ave.
428-8231
North Park Branch
960 Koehler Dr.
428-8237
Oaklyn Branch
3001 Oaklyn Dr.
428-8234
Classical Guitar Concert
Peter Fletcher is back with an encore
performance.
Halloween Cage Doll
Transform ordinary objects into a
doll– this year’s perfect Halloween
decoration.
adventures.
adventures.
Homeschooling & the Library
Learn which library resources may be
particularly useful for homeschooling
your children.
Learn Loom Knitting
Try an easy, fun way to knit a hat quickly.
Computer Basics
Dewey Decibel Comedy Tour
Bring the whole family to this stand-up
comedy show featuring Las Vegas
comedians Bill Hildebrandt and Kevin
Kramis. Tickets are available at
evpl.org/decibel.
Email Made Easy
Learn everything you need to know to
begin using email effectively.
Google Explored
Learn basics and advanced searching
techniques plus other useful Google
tools.
Intermediate Excel 2010
Go beyond the basics into some of the
more advanced features of Excel.
Interstate Paranormal Investigations
Hear members of IPI talk about what
they do, how they collect evidence, and
what they found (and saw) on some of
their investigations.
Intro Excel 2010
Learn to use Microsoft’s powerful
spreadsheet software to organize
information and analyze data.
Learn to Zentangle
Learn the relaxing and meditative art of
Zentangle doodling.
Make a Treasure Necklace
Pull those broken bits and bobs from
your jewelry box or junk drawer and turn
them into a fabulous treasure necklace.
Water Paper Paint
Learn this cool technique in a 3 session
series on painting, nature, and being
creative. Based on the book Water Paper
Paint: Exploring Creativity with
Watercolor and Mixed Media by Heather
Smith Jones.
McCollough Branch
5115 Washington Ave.
428-8236
adventures.
Computer Basics
Local Voices: Authors
Herb Marynell and Steve Bagbey will
share their experiences researching and
writing Mob Murder of America’s
Greatest Gambler, about the life and
death of Evansville’s Ray Ryan.
Money Smart: Health Care Choices
Learn about the new health care laws
and the marketplace exchanges that
open this fall and how people of all ages
and income levels can take advantage of
the new Affordable Care Act.
Local Voices: Concert by the River Rats
Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy
a live, outdoor concert.
Red Bank Branch
120 S. Red Bank Rd.
428-8205
portable device.
Money Smart: Helping Parents &
technical school.
Raising Backyard Chickens
Jennifer Willett, from Evansville
Backyard Chickens, will discuss the
basics of owning chickens and answer
your questions.
APPALACHIAN ADVENTURES
Hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, and adventure seekers, meet the
2012 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year!
Jennifer Pharr Davis
has trekked over 12,000 miles on six continents
and currently holds the overall record on the
Appalachian Trail. Hear about her journeys
when she visits three EVPL locations:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
6:00 pm • Oaklyn Branch
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
10:00 am • McCollough Branch
6:00 pm • North Park Branch
Davis is the author of five books, including
Becoming Odyssa and Called Again.
She has been featured in the New York
Times, NPR’s Talk of the Nation, and the
CBS Morning Show.
September
Sunday
Monday
1
2
8
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12:00Coffee Talk Book Discussion
6:00 eBooks & the Library*
6:30 River Rats Concert
6:30 Film Movement
12
10:00Welcome to the
Internet* 1:00 Classic Book
Discussion
6:00 Money Smart
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Labor Day
Libraries Closed
6:00 Director’s Lobby Film
6:30 Popular Book
Discussion
9:00 Computer Basics* 10:00 Computer Basics*
11:00Book Discussion
3:30 Mostly Nonfiction Book Discussion
6:00Money Smart
11:00Make a Treasure Necklace*
6:00 Money Smart
3:00 Classical Guitar Concert
6:30 Local Voices:
Authors
Herb Marynell &
Steve Bagbey
10:00 Google Explored*
6:00 Appalachian
10:00Appalachian
Adventures
Adventures
6:00 Health Docs Series 6:00Appalachian
Adventures
10:00Email Made Easy*
3:30 Oaklyn Book
5:00 Tabletop Adventures
Discussion
6:00 Health Docs Series 6:00 Classic Film Series
10:00 Intro to Word*
9:30 eBooks & the 4:30 Mystery Lovers
1:00 PageTurners Bk Disc. Library*
Book Discussion
2:00 Water Paper Paint* 3:00 Cover to Cover
6:00 Homeschooling & Book Discussion
the Library
6:00 Temeraire’s Exploits 6:00 Books My Mom Book Discussion
Liked Book Disc.
12:30 Tabletop
Adventures
6:00 Dewey Decibel
Comedy Tour
Color=Location
Black=Central
Brown=East
Green=McCollough
Blue=North Park
Pink=Oaklyn
Red=Red Bank
Purple=West
*denotes registration required
6:30 Untitled Book Discussion
October
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
4
5
9
10
11
12
8
13
14
15
20
21
22
28
Saturday
3
7
27
Friday
2
6
11:00 HalloweenCage Doll*
6:30 Raising Backyard
Chickens
1
2:00 Water Paper Paint* 6:00 Health Docs Series
6:30 Learn Loom Knitting* 7:00 Local Voices: 6:30 Popular Book
Concert
Discussion
9:00 Computer Basics*
Thursday
2:00 Water Paper Paint* 12:00 Coffee Talk Book 6:00 Computer Basics* Discussion
6:30 Film Movement
1:00 Classic Book
Discussion
6:00 Welcome to the
Internet*
West Branch is closed during the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival October 7-12.
18
16
17
6:00 Intro to Excel*
1:00 Page Turners
Book Discussion 6:00 Intro to the iPad* 6:00 Books My Mom Liked Book
Discussion
29
6:00 Money Smart
11:00Learn to
Zentangle*
7:30 One Book
One Community
Author Event
@ Victory Theatre
3:30 Oaklyn Book
Discussion
7:00 Local Voices: Concert
23
6:00 Interstate
Paranormal
Investigations
30
3:00 Cover to Cover
Book Discussion
5:00 Tabletop Adventures 10:00 One Book
One Community 6:00 Intermediate Excel* Book Discussion
6:00 Classic Film Series 24
4:30Mystery Lovers
Book Discussion
31
25
12:30Tabletop
Adventures
19
26
September
Sunday
Monday
1
2
8
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12:00Coffee Talk Book Discussion
6:30 River Rats Concert
6:30 Film Movement
12
10:00Welcome to the
Internet* 1:00 Classic Book
Discussion
6:00 Money Smart
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Labor Day
Libraries Closed
6:30 Popular Book
Discussion
9:00 Computer Basics* 10:00 Computer Basics*
11:00Book Discussion
6:00Money Smart
11:00Make a Treasure Necklace*
6:00 Money Smart
3:00 Classical Guitar Concert
6:30 Local Voices:
Authors
Herb Marynell &
Steve Bagbey
10:00 Google Explored*
6:00 Appalachian
10:00Appalachian
Adventures
Adventures
6:00 Health Docs Series 6:00Appalachian
Adventures
10:00Email Made Easy*
3:30 Oaklyn Book
5:00 Tabletop Adventures
Discussion
6:00 Health Docs Series 6:00 Classic Film Series
10:00 Intro to Word*
9:30 eBooks & the 4:30 Mystery Lovers
1:00 PageTurners Bk Disc. Library*
Book Discussion
2:00 Water Paper Paint* 3:00 Cover to Cover
6:00 Homeschooling & Book Discussion
the Library
6:00 Temeraire’s Exploits 6:00 Books My Mom Book Discussion
Liked Book Disc.
12:30 Tabletop
Adventures
6:00 Dewey Decibel
Comedy Tour
Color=Location
Black=Central
Brown=East
Green=McCollough
Blue=North Park
Pink=Oaklyn
Red=Red Bank
Purple=West
*denotes registration required
October
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
4
5
9
10
11
12
8
13
14
15
20
21
22
28
Saturday
3
7
27
Friday
2
6
11:00 HalloweenCage Doll*
6:30 Raising Backyard
Chickens
1
2:00 Water Paper Paint* 6:00 Health Docs Series
6:30 Learn Loom Knitting* 7:00 Local Voices: 6:30 Popular Book
Concert
Discussion
9:00 Computer Basics*
Thursday
2:00 Water Paper Paint* 12:00 Coffee Talk Book 6:00 Computer Basics* Discussion
6:30 Film Movement
1:00 Classic Book
Discussion
6:00 Welcome to the
Internet*
West Branch is closed during the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival October 7-12.
18
16
17
6:00 Intro to Excel*
1:00 Page Turners
Book Discussion 6:00 Intro to the iPad* 6:00 Books My Mom Liked Book
Discussion
29
6:00 Money Smart
11:00Learn to
Zentangle*
7:30 One Book
One Community
Author Event
@ Victory Theatre
3:30 Oaklyn Book
Discussion
23
6:00 Interstate
Paranormal
Investigations
30
3:00 Cover to Cover
Book Discussion
5:00 Tabletop Adventures 10:00 One Book
One Community 6:00 Intermediate Excel* Book Discussion
6:00 Classic Film Series 24
4:30Mystery Lovers
Book Discussion
31
25
12:30Tabletop
Adventures
19
26
SM
ADULTS
Programs and Events
September & October 2013
Dewey Decibel
Comedy Tour Stop
LOL at this family-friendly, high-energy, stand-up comedy
show featuring Las Vegas comedians Bill Hildebrandt and
Kevin Kramis.
Saturday, September 28 • 6:00 pm
Central Library, Browning Events Room
Tickets available at evpl.org/decibel and range from $10
to a $25 family package.
Arrive a half hour early and hear amazing local acoustic
guitarist Kennedy Rose and snap some wacky photos in
our fun photo booth!
Proceeds benefit the EVPL Foundation, which provides funding for Library projects.
For details: Call 428-8200 or visit evpl.org.
200 SE Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. • Evansville, Indiana 47713
(812) 428-8200 • evpl.org
6-13:2M

ADULTS

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