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Home›Public library›Fayetteville Public Library Releases December Calendar of Events

Fayetteville Public Library Releases December Calendar of Events

By Lenny A. Brown
November 19, 2021
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA / KFTA) – The Fayetteville Public Library has released a varied schedule of free events coming up in December.

Registration links and more information on events are available at faylib.org/events.

COURSES, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS

Virtual: Book Chatter

Wednesday December 1 & 15, 4 p.m. on Zoom

This discussion allows FPL readers to share what they have read, and also allows them to give and get new book recommendations. Meetings take place on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.

Registration is compulsory.


Practice your professional pitch / headshot

Thursday, December 2, 9:30 a.m., JB & Johnelle Hunt Family Center for Innovation

Individuals from the local business community have the opportunity to practice elevator speech in a soundproof booth and have a quality photo taken in a photography studio.

Registration is compulsory.


Ozark Literacy Council – Everyday English

Thursday, December 2, 9 and 16, 4 p.m., Ann Henry Council Room

Free weekly ESL classes for beginner and intermediate language courses taught by Ozark Literacy Council.

Registration is compulsory.


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Cinematographic story “A Christmas Carol”

Thursday, December 2, 6 p.m., Willard and Pat Walker Community Hall

Film historian Frank Scheide will take audiences on a journey through the history of the big screen of this classic holiday story.

Registration is compulsory.


Community vaccination clinic

Saturday December 4, 9:30 a.m., Zeigler reception room

In partnership with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, the Arkansas Coalition of Marshallese, and the Arkansas Department of Health, the library hosts a community vaccination clinic.


Writing family history

Saturday, December 4, 10 a.m., Ann Henry Council Room

Marilyn Collins will guide participants through the process of documenting their family history with tips on how to choose the stories that best reflect the essence of their family. This workshop is ideal for those new to the project as well as for those further along in the process.

Registration is compulsory.


Souvenirs from Afghanistan

Saturday, December 4, 11 a.m., Willard and Pat Walker Community Hall

Join Farid Noori, a student at Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas, as he shares his childhood memories in Afghanistan. Noori will also discuss how his love of cycling and his homeland led him to found the non-profit Mountain Bike Afghanistan.

Registration is compulsory.


Ozark Bronze Handbell Ensemble – Holiday Concert

Sunday, December 5, 3 p.m., Willard and Pat Walker Community Hall

Enjoy a festive concert with Ozark Bronze Handbell Ensemble! This performance will feature classical music and other seasonal favorites. It will also be broadcast live on https://vimeo.com/faylib.

Registration is compulsory.


Beth Stockdell Holiday Harp

Wednesday December 8 at 11 a.m. and Friday December 17 at 2 p.m., Lucky Day Hall

Harpist Beth Stockdell returns to the Fayetteville Public Library. She will perform outside the art and movement room for everyone’s enjoyment.


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Start a Home / Online Business in 2022 – HER Entrepreneur Journey

Thursday 9 December 11 a.m., Zeigler reception room

Startup Junkie Consultant Martha Londagin will look at the Lean Canvas Business Design for starting or growing a home business. A representative from OZK Bank will be on hand to explain small business lending options and what banks look for in a viable small business loan application.

Light lunch and soft drinks will be provided by OZK Bank.

Registration is compulsory.


Introduction to genealogy

Saturday, December 11 at 2 p.m., Willard and Pat Walker Community Hall

Join us for an introduction to genealogy and a hands-on course. It will include a quick demo on HeritageQuest and introduce what tools to use and who can help.

Registration is compulsory.


Yoga @ FPL

Mondays, 6 p.m., Art & Movement Room

A team of volunteer yoga instructors will teach a variety of yoga in person each week. The lessons will also be streamed live on our Facebook page.

Registration is compulsory.


VariYoga

Wednesday, 10 a.m., Art & Movement Room

VariYoga is a dynamic practice that recognizes “one size does not fit all” and can be modified to meet an individual’s needs. VariYoga offers a range of physical, mental and emotional benefits.

Registration is compulsory.


Mindful meditation

Wednesdays, 11:15 a.m., Art & Movement Room

Andrea Fournet will explore different ways of meditating and integrating meditation into daily life. She will also integrate several breathing techniques during these four sessions.

Registration is compulsory.


Landscapes – Tim Molesso

Monday December 6 to Friday April 1, all day, Lucky Day West Gallery

Landscape paintings by local artist Tim Molesso will be on display in our Lucky Day gallery. They will be on display from December 6 to April 1.


Portraits – Merlee Harrison

From Saturday December 11 to Friday April 1, all day, Lucky Day East Gallery

Portraits by local artist Merlee Harrison will be on display in our Lucky Day Gallery. They will be on display from December 11 to April 1.


FPL BOOK CLUBS

Book clubs have resumed face-to-face meetings. Copies of the selected books are available at the reference desk and by curbside pickup.

Books and beers (apple blossom) | Raymond Chandler’s “The Big Sleep”

Wednesday, December 1 at 6 p.m., Apple Blossom Brewing Company, 1550 E Zion Rd # 1

Books and beers (El Sol) | “The vapors” by David Hill

Tuesday, December 14, 6 p.m., El Sol Mexican Restaurant, 2630 E Citizens Dr # 21


Fayetteville Public Library opens innovation center

INNOVATION CENTER

Classes are intended for clients aged 15 and over, unless otherwise specified.

Video studio 102

Wednesday December 1, 15 & 29 12 p.m., Video production studio

After the Video 101 class, Video 102 further expands customer skills in the Center for Innovation video studio. Qualified FPL AV technicians will teach audio setup and operation, video switching, and basic on-set communication skills.

Completion of this course will grant the customer permission to use all designated equipment in the video studio. Completion of Video 101 class is required BEFORE completing Video 102 – register separately.

Registration is compulsory.


Sound 101

Wednesday December 1st 1 p.m.

Saturday December 11 at 10 a.m., First Security Bank Board Room

This course will provide clients with the audio basics necessary to understand the equipment in the Center for Innovations Audio Recording Studio. Under the guidance of one of FPL’s qualified audiovisual technicians, participants will learn audio terms, equipment and measurements.

Registration is compulsory.


Sound 102

December 3 and 10, 1 p.m.

December 11 2 p.m., Audio production studio

After completing Audio 101, you are welcome to join us for Audio 102 and finalize the orientation process. This second required course is hands-on and orientates the user with our specific studio and a basic overview of Pro Tools.

Registration is compulsory.


Open the creative lab

Multiple dates, check calendar for availability, Manufacturing and Robotics Lab

Have you completed the Manufacturing Lab orientation and are ready to start manufacturing? This is your chance! Find a time that is convenient for you to start working on your project. Machines are available on a first come, first served basis.

Registration is required


Video studio 101

Tuesday December 14 & 28, 12 p.m., Video production studio

This course will equip clients with the skills to operate cameras and lights in the Innovation Center’s video studio. Under the guidance of one of FPL’s qualified audiovisual technicians, participants will learn the skills and concepts of camera operation, as well as lighting theory.

Registration is compulsory.

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