Presented in partnership with the AJC Decatur Book Festival, Georgia State University’s Center for Studies of Africa and Its Diaspora and the GSU Library.
Join us every other Friday on GCPL’s YouTube channel for a fiber art tutorial and project. Topics will include embroidery, hand sewing, knitting, and other fiber arts.
Obituaries give us a glimpse into the lives of those who have gone before. Join us as we discuss the many ways to locate and utilize these handy tools in the search for your family's story.
Learn Beginner Spanish together over Google Hangouts! Flipped classroom techniques will let you work on your own time, and a weekly virtual meeting will be held to practice with others. (SUW)
Come discuss your favorite sci-fi stories with two of GCPL's most well-versed connoisseurs.
Join us for a discussion of The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin.
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Learn about mental health in the African American community, how to find a therapist, and ways to break the stigma of seeking therapy in this discussion with therapist Joy Mitchell.
Do you find yourself in a reading rut because you’re just not sure you can find anything just as good as your last/favorite book? Novelist is a reading resource you won’t know you needed until now.
Bored at home? Use what you have around the house to fill your time and maybe learn a thing or two along the way! This month: Bake Up a Science-Filled Breakfast Food & Make Homemade Dog Biscuits!
Do you want to become a U.S. citizen? This is a valuable opportunity to find important resources and engage with others working toward their citizenship.
Virtual explorations of interesting and open places around metro Atlanta, hosted by GCPL staff - We'll take a walk through Atlanta's historic Oakland Cemetery.
Learn Beginner Spanish together over Google Hangouts! Flipped classroom techniques will let you work on your own time, and a weekly virtual meeting will be held to practice with others. (SUW)
Lea el libro del mes en inglés o español y venga a discutirlo con nosotros en inglés o español.
Read and discuss the book of the month either in English or Spanish.
Readers and aspiring readers are invited to join us online for reading, listening, and discussion of adapted versions of classic short stories and novels.
There are more than two sides to our community. Learn to handle conflict and find common ground with your community and the people you care about, without ignoring the issues you care about.
Be inspired, uplifted and entertained. This program is led by members of S.O.S. (Southern Order of Storytellers). Attendees are welcome to join in this virtual program and share their own stories.
Book Club With Becca goes virtual! The month of July will have a discussion of "Where the Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens on Thursday, November 12, at 4:00 pm.
Do you want to become a U.S. citizen? This is a valuable opportunity to find important resources and engage with others working toward their citizenship.
Rick Bragg, the Pulitzer Prize- winning author of All Over but the Shoutin' will talk about his new book Where I Come From: Stories from the Deep South.
Learn Beginner Spanish together over Google Hangouts! Flipped classroom techniques will let you work on your own time, and a weekly virtual meeting will be held to practice with others. (SUW)
Explore artwork created by students at Moore Middle School and learn about the techniques and materials used. Virtual art show narrated by Visual Art Instructor Katherine Genser.
Elliott Brack has been a newspaperman in Gwinnett County for 46 years, and now he is the editor and publisher of the Gwinnett Forum and an award-winning historian and author.
Geoguessr is a geography guessing game-- a random location in the world is selected and it’s your job to figure out where the image is by guessing as close as possible!
Readers and aspiring readers are invited to join us online for reading, listening, and discussion of adapted versions of classic short stories and novels.
Do you have a Cherokee ancestor and are interested in joining the tribe? Join this Hangout to learn about the steps required to get your Tribal Citizenship.
Think you don’t have enough space to homestead? Join us online! This month: roast pumpkin seeds, make bone broth, upcycle your corn husks, and decorate for the beautiful Fall Season!
Solving Problems In Social Situations: Do you ever have trouble getting along with others? We will discuss problem-solving strategies to help improve relationships and resolve conflicts.
Do you want to become a U.S. citizen? This is a valuable opportunity to find important resources and engage with others working toward their citizenship.
Gratitude Jars are a fun, artistic, and hands-on way to practice gratitude. In this activity, teens will create a special jar where they save gratitude statements at the end of each day.