Join yoga instructor, Dexter Sumner, for an accessible, all-levels yoga class every Wednesday evening. Yoga will take place in the lower level meeting room. Please bring your own yoga mat.
FREE | Ages 18+
Are you a fan of the lovable monsters known as Pokémon? This is the club for you! Do you have no idea what a Pokémon is, but you want to make friends and have some good, silly fun? This is alsothe club for you!
Jeff Wincott will discuss his prolific acting career in the U.S. and Canada, describe his newest television and movie films, and explain why he has recently embraced directing. He will be interviewed by fellow Kennedy Warren resident Amy Henderson, historian emerita of the National Portrait Gallery.
This open, drop in anytime program is an interactive engagement program for children and caregivers that uses play and exploration to develop pre-literacy skills. Caregivers are expected to actively engage with children using the designed early literacy stations and prompts. This program will rotate through play, art and sensory sessions.
Art builds fine motor skills and expression. Play is how children process literacy skills they have learned. Sensory times are
multi-dimensional and involve lots of repetition and manipulations.
A fun, easy dance exercise class which introduces easy-to-follow Zumba® moves at a lower intensity designed for older adults. Enjoy Latin-inspired movements that provide a great aerobic workout while also focusing on balance, range of motion and coordination.
Join this barrier free knitting circle at the Cleveland Park Library the third Wednesday of every month. This program will meet in the first floor meeting room.
Join yoga instructor, Dexter Sumner, for an accessible, all-levels yoga class every Wednesday evening. Yoga will take place in the lower level meeting room. Please bring your own yoga mat.
FREE | Ages 18+
Toddler Exploration: Dance!
Come shake your groovy heads, shoulders, knees and toes at the library! Caregivers are expected and encouraged to dance with their little ones, be silly, and have fun! Children will practice whole body movements, expression, rhythm, and practice listening.
This will be in place of other Toddler Explorations programs.
A fun, easy dance exercise class which introduces easy-to-follow Zumba® moves at a lower intensity designed for older adults. Enjoy Latin-inspired movements that provide a great aerobic workout while also focusing on balance, range of motion and coordination.
February is here, so stay out of the cold by coming to some programs. Here's what we have going on this month for teens:
Feb. 18 at 6 p.m. is Teen Game Night!
Like video games? We got you covered. More of a board games person? No problem! We would even be willing to try and figure out Cones of Dunshire with you.
Feb. 21 at 3 p.m. is Teen Book Club!
Join us on Friday, Feb. 13, at 4 p.m. for our Valentine's Day Crafts.
We will read stories and make Valentine’s Day book marks and 3-D heart ornaments!
This program is appropriate for children of all ages.
Free Legal Help through Neighborhood Legal Services: Ban the Box
The Cleveland Park Job Seekers Clinic is held on the first Tuesday of the month from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. You can receive help writing resumes and cover letters, filling out online applications, and setting up accounts on popular job websites.
England, 1953. Sidney Chambers, a young Anglican vicar, arrives in the English town of Grantchester. At his new parish, Chambers meets Inspector Geordie Keating, and the two work together to solve mysteries.
On Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. at Cleveland Park Library, Kenneth Daigler will lead a discussion on his book Spies, Patriots, and Traitors examining intelligence operations in the Revolutionary War.
In honor of Black History Month, he will specifically discuss the little known roles of African Americans in helping with the birth of our nation.
This very special transportation-themed edition of Sunday Stories will take place on Sunday, Jan. 25 at 3:30 p.m. Stories, songs, and dancing will be included in this fun-filled event.
In addition, supplies for children to make their own cardboard car to use in the story time will be provided.
Books and crafts are designed for ages 3 and older but all ages are welcome to drive in for some warm wintry fun.
As one of the events in celebration of the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr., we will screen King, a documentary from 2008, on Monday, Jan. 12 at 7 p.m.
The film includes footage of Dr. King and his contemporaries, plus current interviews with public figures.
All ages are encouraged to join us for a special craft program at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 18. We will read a story, listen to music, and make Peace Mobiles and Peace Magnets in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Parents also will have an opportunity to make Peace Badges to bestow upon their little do-gooders as a way of acknowledging acts of selflessness.
