Local artist Larry Van Deusen recently made a generous donation of 29 of his paintings to Centerville Library. An artist’s reception/open house will be held on November 24, 3:30-6:30 p.m. However, the public is still welcome to visit the library now and have a preview of these beautiful artworks. Here for your enjoyment is a short introduction video of this series of paintings [...]
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“My Global Village” paintings on display at Centerville Library
Posted in Adult, Centerville, Children, Community, Events, International Language, News, Older Adults, Teens, Video, tagged artist, centerville library, larry vandeusen, multicultural, my global village, one world vision, paintings on Tuesday, October 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Fall programs at Centerville Library
Posted in Books, Centerville, Children, Community, Events, International Language, News, tagged Book Club, centerville library, fall, kids book club, parenting, programs, read to me, read-with-me, reading, storytime on Tuesday, September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
These are prescheduled weekly or monthly programs. For special events, please check our current listings on Alameda County Library’s website at http://www.aclibrary.org
Click on program name for more details.
Ages
Program Name
Dates
Ages 2 – 6
Read-To-Me Drop-in Storytime, Thursdays 3:30-4:30 pm except Nov. 26th.
Oct. 1st -
Dec. 17th
Ages 3 – 5
Preschool Storytime Plus, Thursdays 11:15 am – 12 pm.
Oct. 1st-
Nov. 19th
Ages [...]
The Creative Works from the Kids at Centerville Library
Posted in Books, Centerville, Children, Events, tagged best thing did, centerville library, favorite book, favorite place, kids art works, kids words, something good, summer is, summer program, white board on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Centerville Library Camp Video
Posted in Books, Centerville, Children, Community, Events, News, Video, tagged librarians, Library, Youtube, Bindi Babes, centerville library, library programs, summer camp, library camp, Internet, summer programs, movie-making, cataloging, library clerk, aclibrary, library page, bookleggers, booktalks, book talks, 24/7 library, reference service, sally lancaster, kay lingo, chien-chun chang, colleen kensinger, jane edwards, juan benjumea, kathleen blair, angela yang, kathy lang on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Centerville held a 2-day Kids Library Camp on June 23rd and 25th. The registration was full in three days but the inquiries never stopped, even when the camp was already in session. Thirty-six kids in grades 4 to 7 attended and all left with happy comments like “It was awesome!”, This was [...]
Be Creative @ Your Library!
Posted in Books, Centerville, Children, Events, Fremont, Irvington, Links, Music, News, Niles, Podcast, Video, tagged Alameda County Library, be creative at your library, centerville library, Children, children's programs, fun activities, Library, reading, summer reading game on Tuesday, June 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hey kids,Summer Reading Game is about to start!
Find out details and enjoy the daily online fun starting June 15 at summereadingame.wordpress.com
Kids Library Camp!
Posted in Centerville, Children, Community, Events, Fremont, News, tagged activities, carfts, centerville library, Fremont, Internet, kids library camp, librarian, Library, library camp, programs, summer, summer camp, Youtube on Wednesday, April 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What is it like to work in the library? Do you know that there is a library that never closes? Want to learn how to make a movie and upload it to YouTube? These are only a few of the many things you will learn at this 2-day camp designed for cool [...]
Another Read-To-Me Storytime Story to Enjoy
Posted in Books, Centerville, Children, Events, Video, tagged autumn, centerville library, fall, leaves, little yellow leaf, preschool, read to me, storytime on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Have your little ones been to Centerville Library’s Read-To-Me Storytime? Read-To-Me is a drop-in storytime conducted by trained teen volunteers. It is offered on every Thursday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30. Children ages 2-6 and parents are welcome to stop by anytime when the storytime is in session. Many children have been coming every week and the Read-To-Me area gets a little crowded [...]
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