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The Man Who Punched Jefferson Davis with author Ben Wynne
The Man Who Punched Jefferson Davis with author Ben Wynne
Sometimes we forget that not all Southerners were pro-secession during the Civil War era. One of the most vocal pro-Unionists was Henry Foote, who served as both a U.S. Senator and a Confederate Congressman and was one of Jefferson Davis's most outspoken critics. Foote's unorthodox and temperamental life was punctuated with several duels and fistfights […]
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Matriarchs of Atlanta’s Civil Rights Movement
Matriarchs of Atlanta’s Civil Rights Movement
The Civil Rights Movement spanned more than forty years. Dr. Karcheik Sims-Alvarado will take you on an eye-opening tour to meet the women who worked tirelessly to achieve civil rights in Georgia.
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Menopause Rescue
Menopause Rescue
Sherri Zak will present a brief introduction on what’s causing your hot flashes and weight gain, what’s going on with those hormones of yours, how to balance them naturally, and how to find the hidden gifts of menopause during this difficult time. Sherri Zak is a Holistic Health Coach and Certified Eating Psychology Coach that […]
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The Midnight Society
The Midnight Society
Are You Afraid of the Dark? We'll find out at the first meeting of The Midnight Society! The Midnight Society meets every Friday, the 13th to tell ghost stories. Share a horror story that keeps you awake all night (or just come listen to one). Watch clips of bone chilling stories. Test your courage by […]
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Monstrous Regiment of Women: Queens of Europe
Monstrous Regiment of Women: Queens of Europe
During the early modern period, male rule was the standard in European states and kingdoms. Due to accidents and other circumstances, women sometimes presented the only, or best, candidates to ascend to the throne. Given people's misgivings about female political power, queens like Elizabeth I of England, Isabella of Spain, Christina of Sweden, and Catherine […]
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Women in the Space Industry
Women in the Space Industry
Laura Forczyk will discuss women in the space sector focusing on women astronauts and women leaders both in industry and in government. The exciting time period we're in has given us women commercial astronauts as well as government astronauts. She will end her presentation with an overview of Artemis, which is NASA's program to send […]
Corporate Chaos: A Murder Mystery for Adults
Corporate Chaos: A Murder Mystery for Adults
Showcase your sleuthing skills and solve a murder mystery set in the underbelly of the corporate world at the Sharon Forks Library! The annual conference for Worldwide Prestige, Inc. will be held at the Grande Plaza Hotel in New York City. The CEO, Mr. Eric Wilde, is to present the yearly report and prove to […]
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Leap into Literacy with Taco Dragon at Chestatee Elementary School
Leap into Literacy with Taco Dragon at Chestatee Elementary School
Tacos may be key to making friends with dragons but remember, no spicy salsa! Meet Taco Dragon from the popular book Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin and illustrated by Daniel Salmieri at Leap into Literacy! Families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers are invited to enjoy a simple meal, stories, songs, and early literacy activities […]
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Leap into Literacy with Taco Dragon at Cumming Elementary School
Leap into Literacy with Taco Dragon at Cumming Elementary School
Tacos may be key to making friends with dragons but remember, no spicy salsa! Meet Taco Dragon from the popular book Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin and illustrated by Daniel Salmieri at Leap into Literacy! Families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers are invited to enjoy a simple meal, stories, songs, and early literacy activities […]
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overBOOKED: A Book Club
overBOOKED: A Book Club
Looking for a fun way to delight in books and meet new people? All adults welcome to relax and enjoy deep discussions about the book selection of the month. March 19: Never Have I Ever by Joshilyn Jackson April 16: The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides Looking for reading recommendations? #WeKnowBooks
Empowered Women Leaders in the Workplace with Dr. Linda Wiley
Empowered Women Leaders in the Workplace with Dr. Linda Wiley
Dr. Linda Wiley, CEO of Turning Point Leadership Group and author of Tame Your Tongue & Transform Your Relationship, explains the ways organizations benefit from having women lead and how organizations can develop empowered women leaders. What happens when women lead? . . . Everything! Women have proven to be effective leaders throughout history. If […]
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Community Garden Day: The Poetry Garden
Community Garden Day: The Poetry Garden
Get dirty at the library! Come play in the dirt with us as you work on seasonal projects and activities led by a Forsyth County Master Gardener Advisor that help maintain the beauty of The Poetry Garden located at the Post Road Library. Each month's project will take about an hour to complete and all […]
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Show of Hands (An ASL Storytime)
Show of Hands (An ASL Storytime)
Join Tracey Varrone of the Brick and Ivy Studio for a storytime presented in American Sign Language where children can explore books, fingerplays, rhythm activities and more in a 45 minute storytime. Afterward, enjoy time for socializing with new friends until 3:00 p.m!
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Zap the Gap! A Resume Workshop
Zap the Gap! A Resume Workshop
Meet with a certified Career Coach and learn how to explain an employment gap on your resume with ease. Gaps on a resume can be challenging to explain, let us help you effectively address them. This program is presented by Goodwill of North Georgia Dawsonville.
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Introduction to Ramadan: A Muslim Fasting Month
Introduction to Ramadan: A Muslim Fasting Month
Learn about the Muslim Fasting Month of Ramadan. We'll read books, learn about the lunar calendar, and learn about the tradition of fasting. Attendees will also learn basic information about the Muslim faith and principles of Islam, such as charity. There will be henna tattoos and crafts to mark the beginning of Ramadan. All ages […]
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5 Simple Ways to Get Organized and Make Your Life Easier
5 Simple Ways to Get Organized and Make Your Life Easier
Professional organizer Carrie Peeples, founder of Neatsmart, will teach you how to get organized and make your life easier with five simple hacks, habits, and tasks. This program is for adults, ages 18+.
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Race, Religion, Reputation, and a Handkerchief: Othello on Lake Lanier
Race, Religion, Reputation, and a Handkerchief: Othello on Lake Lanier
An audience favorite from first performance of Othello (ca. 1604), Dr. Brent Griffin discusses his production of this compelling play for the new North Georgia Shakespeare Festival at Mary Alice Park, and examines the many features that characterize the only domestic tragedy in Shakespeare’s First Folio.
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Basics of Estate Planning with Michelle Wilson
Basics of Estate Planning with Michelle Wilson
Attorney Michelle Wilson of Wilson Legal will present basic information about estate planning that every adult should know. Be prepared! Learn the difference between a will and a trust. Be informed about why you need a financial power of attorney and a health care directive as part of your estate plan.
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Special Needs Library Hour & Sensory Storytime
Special Needs Library Hour & Sensory Storytime
Join us every first Sunday for a special hour of library time designed to accommodate our patrons with special needs. We will open our doors an hour early so that you will have a warm and welcoming environment designed just for you! Browse the library, check out your favorite books, movies, and CDs, and participate […]