PENINSULA LIBRARY NEWS
Peninsula Library Update and Programs:
info@peninsulalibrary.org or 330—657—2291
Peninsula Library News
After much careful thought and significant preparation, we were able to reopen our Cuyahoga Valley Historical Museum on October 10. For now, the Museum will be open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from Noon until 5. Visitors will be allowed in by appointment only in groups of either two or three people. Visitors will be expected to wear masks and obey the distancing and directional indicators on the floor. In order to minimize the sanitizing of the portions of the Township Hall building not currently in use and to help with social distancing with other tenants in the building, our staff will guide visitors through the building directly to our Museum and will, likewise, guide them out when they are done. Visitors can stay no longer than 45 minutes so that any necessary sanitizing can occur between visitations. In order to make an appointment, please call the Museum at (330) 657—2892. (When the Museum is closed the phone is set on call forwarding to the Library). The Peninsula Library is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00AM to 9:00PM and on Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. To reach the library, please call us at (330) 657—2665 or email us at info@peninsulalibrary.org . Please look for us on Facebook or visit our website for updated information (peninsulalibrary.org).
Peninsula Library Programs for adults and children will take place via Zoom. If you would like to participate, please email the library at info@peninsulalibrary.org and on the day of the program you will receive an email from us with the link to join Zoom. Please call at 330—657—2291 with any questions.
Classic Movie Night via ZOOM
1st Thursday at 6:30PM
Because we do not know when in—person programming like Classic Movie Night will be able to resume, we are going to try a virtual get together where we can chat about Classic Movies. We cannot show the movies for copyright reasons, but we can certainly still get together to chat! Here is our schedule for the fall series:
November 5: Celebrating the Family While there are some films which have Thanksgiving as a plot device, there are many films which say something about families. Which classic films have messages about families that resonate with you?
December 3: Holiday Movie Madness— Various aspects of the holiday season are depicted in movies. Films depict everything from the chaos of the holidays to those movies which give insights into the true meaning of the season. Which classic films stand out for you and why?
Take and Make Craft for Adults — November
The Library will have a DIY Take and Make Craft Kits ready for pick up each month this fall. These kits are on a first come first serve basis. Each Kit will contain all or most of the materials for the craft with instructions. We are not charging a fee, but donations towards Adult Programming are always accepted so we may continue fun ideas like Craft Kits.
November 2 —Thankful Tree —
Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Take this time to remember everything that you are grateful for and write on a fall cut—out and hang on your tree. The kit will contain everything you need to make a Thankful Tree!
Children`s Take and Make Craft Kits
Call and reserve a Kids Craft Kit then pick up your craft kit at the library anytime after Monday November 2. For ages 3 and up.
November 2—Give thanks with some Thanksgiving Crafts for the kids.
CHILDREN`S PROGRAMMING
Preschool Story Hour on Zoom!
Miss Chris will have preschool story time on Zoom. We will offer these sessions on Mondays at 10:00AM and Thursday at 1:00PM. Please register for this program at info@peninsulalibrary.org or call the library at 330—657—2291.
Mondays at 10:00AM
November—2, 9, 16
Thursdays at 1:00PM
November— 5, 12, 19