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Learn how to better support yourself and your loved one by attending this free dementia education series. Each class will discuss a different topic. This series will run February 4th, March 3rd, April 7th, and May 5th at 1 pm.

Join Senior Living Communities Program Coordinator Amanda Lensing from the University of Iowa Stanley Museum of Art for a lively art appreciation presentation. Each month she will bring a new topic to discuss or project to complete, some connected with current museum exhibits, others of general interest. This series will run February 6, March 5, and April 2

Attendees will examine pivotal Supreme Court cases to learn how interpreting the Constitution has radically affected American society, consider the Supreme Court's role in deciding - and sometimes avoiding - questions of constitutionality, and investigate how changes in public opinion can influence how the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution. Topics explored will vary each month. This series will run February 11th, March 10th, April 14th, and May 12th at 1 pm.

Enormous mountain ranges and breathtaking gorges. Wild sea shores and lazy rivers. Ghost towns and battlefields. Pristine lakes and coral reefs. Encompassing more than 18 million acres of land, America's state parks feature a variety of adventures that are nothing short of astounding. Drop in to this course to enjoy virtual tours exploring some of America's most treasured locales. Destinations will vary each month. This series will run February 18th, March 17th, April 21st, and May 19th at 1pm.

Current budget system not working for you? Just don't know where to start? Explore your budgeting options and discover which tools may help you based on your budget tracking habits. Bring whatever budget tools you currently utilize and be prepared by having an idea of your financial goals and budget needs.

The April date is published incorrectly in the library brochure and takes place Tuesday, April 28th not April 21st. Reference Librarian and History Educator Sarah Uthoff, of Trundlebed Tales Blog, will talk about her research on Laura Ingalls Wilder in this three-part series specially-crafted for North Liberty. Participants will learn how Laura lived, food history, and travel sites, featuring stories and photos. Coffee and snacks provided. No Registration Required. This event will be recurring on April 28th and May 26th.

Join us at the library for a discussion of South Pole Station by Ashley Shelby.

Join Senior Living Communities Program Coordinator Amanda Lensing from the University of Iowa Stanley Museum of Art for a lively art appreciation presentation. Each month she will bring a new topic to discuss or project to complete, some connected with current museum exhibits, others of general interest. This series will run February 6, March 5, and April 2

Has it been several years or even decades since you last thought about your estate plan or have you never quite gotten around to having an attorney draft a Will or Trust Agreement? If so, come join Laura Hill from the Hills Bank Wealth Management Department to get the process started by reviewing estate planning basics such as steps for getting started, common estate planning tools, and the importance or creating an estate plan that protects your family's future.

Learn how to better support yourself and your loved one by attending this free dementia education series. Each class will discuss a different topic. This series will run February 4th, March 3rd, April 7th, and May 5th at 1 pm.

Attendees will examine pivotal Supreme Court cases to learn how interpreting the Constitution has radically affected American society, consider the Supreme Court's role in deciding - and sometimes avoiding - questions of constitutionality, and investigate how changes in public opinion can influence how the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution. Topics explored will vary each month. This series will run February 11th, March 10th, April 14th, and May 12th at 1 pm.

Drop by our maker room between 4:30 and 6:00 pm for all the materials and equipment you'll need to make a bookmark that hugs your book! It's perfect for holding your page - no matter what! If you can't stay for the fun, take home the supplies and directions to make at your leisure. While supplies last.

Join us at the Library in celebration of spring and all things green. Stop dumping your store bought or garden fresh flowers into a vase. Learn how to create flower arrangements to impress! Chad from Hy-Vee will host a hands on demonstration after which attendees will leave with a beautifully arranges bouquet of flowers. Registration required.

Enormous mountain ranges and breathtaking gorges. Wild sea shores and lazy rivers. Ghost towns and battlefields. Pristine lakes and coral reefs. Encompassing more than 18 million acres of land, America's state parks feature a variety of adventures that are nothing short of astounding. Drop in to this course to enjoy virtual tours exploring some of America's most treasured locales. Destinations will vary each month. This series will run February 18th, March 17th, April 21st, and May 19th at 1pm.

The April date is published incorrectly in the library brochure and takes place Tuesday, April 28th not April 21st. Reference Librarian and History Educator Sarah Uthoff, of Trundlebed Tales Blog, will talk about her research on Laura Ingalls Wilder in this three-part series specially-crafted for North Liberty. Participants will learn how Laura lived, food history, and travel sites, featuring stories and photos. Coffee and snacks provided. No Registration Required. This event will be recurring on April 28th and May 26th.

Join us at the library for a discussion of Kiss The Ground by Josh Tickell.

Learn how to better support yourself and your loved one by attending this free dementia education series. Each class will discuss a different topic. This series will run February 4th, March 3rd, April 7th, and May 5th at 1 pm.

Attendees will examine pivotal Supreme Court cases to learn how interpreting the Constitution has radically affected American society, consider the Supreme Court's role in deciding - and sometimes avoiding - questions of constitutionality, and investigate how changes in public opinion can influence how the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution. Topics explored will vary each month. This series will run February 11th, March 10th, April 14th, and May 12th at 1 pm.

Enormous mountain ranges and breathtaking gorges. Wild sea shores and lazy rivers. Ghost towns and battlefields. Pristine lakes and coral reefs. Encompassing more than 18 million acres of land, America's state parks feature a variety of adventures that are nothing short of astounding. Drop in to this course to enjoy virtual tours exploring some of America's most treasured locales. Destinations will vary each month. This series will run February 18th, March 17th, April 21st, and May 19th at 1pm.

The April date is published incorrectly in the library brochure and takes place Tuesday, April 28th not April 21st. Reference Librarian and History Educator Sarah Uthoff, of Trundlebed Tales Blog, will talk about her research on Laura Ingalls Wilder in this three-part series specially-crafted for North Liberty. Participants will learn how Laura lived, food history, and travel sites, featuring stories and photos. Coffee and snacks provided. No Registration Required. This event will be recurring on April 28th and May 26th.