Laupahoehoe Library Programs

Posted on December 27, 2019December 27, 2019 by Russ Roberts

Welcome to the Hawaii Island News update from Hawaii News Digest.

Top story: In this post, we focus on upcoming community programs sponsored by the Laupahoehoe Public and School Library.

Views expressed in this Hawaii News summary are those of the reporters and correspondents.

Content provided by Susan Collins, Librarian III, Laupahoehoe Public and School Library.

Accessed on 28 December 2019, 0115 UTC, Post 20044.

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Susan Collins

1:40 PM (1 hour ago)

to Susan

Aloha,

We hope you are having a wonderful holiday season.

Please check items often to show support for your library!

We are having the following programs coming up:

December 30th – Welcome to Azerbaijan w/ an exchange student! 6-7:15pm

January 6th – It’s Tea Time! w/ Gaby and Susan 6-7:15pm

January 13th – Climate Change and cows 6-7:15pm

January 20th – CLOSED for Martin Luther King Jr. Day (go volunteer in your community!)

January 27th – Treatment-Free Hygienic Beekeeping w/ Jen 6-7:15pm

Every Tuesday (in January ) – Lego Club 2:30-3:30pm

Every Wednesday – Ohana Art 2:15-3pm

Every Friday – Yoga for Every Body 9:30-10:30am

Susan Collins

Librarian III – Laupahoehoe Public and School Library

Email: susan.collins@li brarieshawaii.org | Web: librarieshawaii.org

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