Make an appointment for remote, one-on-one career services, including resume help and job searching strategies with professional career coach Ed Lawrence.
Appointments are free and available every Thursday from 9am-1:30pm online via Zoom. Please email elawrence@minlib.net to schedule your appointment.
The definitive Mexican-American immigrant story, a sprawling and deeply felt portrait of a Mexican-American family occasioned by the impending loss of its patriarch, from one of the country's most beloved authors.
Hybrid: In-Person/Zoom
To attend virtually register at: http://bit.ly/FPL-Events
Join Leslie Gabriele of With Love and Gratitude on the third Thursday of each month for a half hour of guided meditation and other opportunities for carefree relaxation.
Design your own unique and usable mug with just water and nail polish!
Sign up for a reminder email here: https://bit.ly/Marbled-Mugs
Grades 6-12
Join us and learn how to make your own paper with wildflower seeds! Send notes to loved ones on your very own seed paper. Supplies are limited, so there may be a wait.
Learn the history and folklore and make Guatemalan worry dolls. Ages 8+
Aprenda la historia y el folclore y haga muñecas quitapenas guatemaltecas. a partir de 8 años
Presented by Janet Schwartz, MS, RD, Emeritus Professor and former Chair of the Department of Food and Nutrition, FSU
If you think the United States can’t reduce its food waste, think again and go “back to the future.”
During World War I, the government asked Americans to change their food habits to “win the war” by reducing food waste and reducing their sugar, wheat, fat, and meat intake. Posters and local libraries were used to change food habits of Americans.
Professor Schwartz presents the posters and draws comparisons between the food and nutrition messages in 1917 and 2023.
Stream live on YouTube at youtube.com/FraminghamPublicLibrary.
