Program sites are accessible. With at least two weeks' notice, accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities. Call 314-994-3300 or contact us.
By registering and participating in the Library’s virtual program, you understand that the video and audio content is streamed to other participants if your microphone or video camera are on. Anyone under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian’s permission to participate and anyone age 9 or younger must have direct adult supervision for the duration of the program.
Create a basic slideshow presentation using layouts and design templates, images, text boxes and bulleted lists with Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2016.
Registration required.
Prerequisites: Word II or equivalent experience.
Join friends and neighbors for a brisk two to three-mile walk on the walking trail led by library staff. This program will be canceled in the event of inclement weather.
Adults.
Learn basic features of iPads and iPhones, use the touchscreen, connect to Wi-Fi, use apps and the App Store. Devices will not be provided.
Registration required.
Prerequisites: No previous computer experience is necessary.
Create and organize calendars and events, access from anywhere, and share with others.
Registration required.
Prerequisites: Email II or equivalent experience.
Put on your dancing shoes and get in line. It’s exercise in disguise! No dance experience necessary.
Adults. Registration required. Meeting Room 1.
Love reading? Come paint a bookmark that will last for years. Adults. Registration required.
Do you need assistance finding a doctor? Do you need help exploring health insurance options? Are you interested in learning more about community programs for chronic disease management? Come meet your Community Referral Coordinator from the St. Louis Integrated Health Network. Learn more at https://stlouisihn.org/.
Presented by Forest ReLeaf of Missouri
Discover how the loss of a tree in the urban environment can have a huge impact on our health. Learn about the connection between tree and human health and how trees work hard every day to provide important benefits to your community.
Visit the Tap In Center at the Florissant Valley Branch to get legal assistance and connect with local support services. Individuals can meet with an attorney, learn their case status and court date information; apply for a public defender; connect with local services through the Bail Project; enroll in a program to receive court reminders, and get assistance navigating the court process. For more information, call 314-669-6185 or email TapInSTL@gmail.com.
Visit the Tap In Center at the Lewis and Clark Branch to get legal assistance and connect with local support services. Individuals can meet with an attorney, learn their case status and court date information; apply for a public defender; connect with local services through the Bail Project; enroll in a program to receive court reminders, and get assistance navigating the court process. For more information, call 314-669-6185 or email TapInSTL@gmail.com.