Adults are invited to sign up for a one-hour session of personalized computer instruction to learn the basics of email, resume creation, Internet searches or more.
View the works of locally-prominent African-American artists during this exhibit sponsored by the Library's African-American History Committee. This year's theme is "A Post Super Bowl Extravaganza." Works representing a variety of artistic mediums can be viewed throughout the Library.
Adults can receive one-on-one help from a trained librarian on such activities as using a computer or e-reader, completing a job application, searching library databases, or receiving simple reference assistance. Assistance is available by appointment only.
Babies up to 36 months and an adult are invited for stories, songs, fingerplays and fun! Each session will be followed by playtime with special toys designed just for babies.
Babies and toddlers up to 24 months and an adult are invited for stories, songs and rhymes, followed by playtime and interaction with children their own age.
Meet one-on-one with an instructor to learn beginning computer skills such as parts of the computer, mouse and keyboard skills, and opening and closing applications. Other topics may include using the library catalog, getting on the Internet, and signing up for an email account. Please call the branch to make a reservation and confirm class availability.
Babies and toddlers up to age 3 and an adult are invited for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. This program will be followed by playtime with puzzles and an opportunity for caregivers to socialize.
Children ages 6 and under are invited to have fun exercising and learning yoga poses from a certified instructor from the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis.
Would you like to learn how to use Microsoft Word to write letters, papers, resumes, and much more? Learn about the Microsoft ribbon, how to edit and format text, adjust margins and line spacing, correct spelling automatically, open, close, save and print files. Participants must feel comfortable using a mouse and keyboard for this class. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
School-age children are invited to improve their reading skills and boost their confidence by reading to a trained therapy dog. Though not required, registration is recommended for a 15-minute session with Midnight, a black Labrador retriever.
Need to create a wedding or family reunion slide show? A speech or presentation for school or work? PowerPoint can help and we can help you learn PowerPoint! Adults are invited to learn how to use different slide layouts, transitions, animations, links, and photos in your presentation. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word is necessary for this class. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Families with children of all ages are invited to hear stories from popular children's books and enjoy songs or rhymes. Children can complete a simple craft project.
Preschoolers ages 3 – 6 are invited to learn how to make healthy choices in this workshop presented by Mad Science of North Central Indiana. They’ll take a look at the new MyPyramid food guide, discover where food comes from, and find out which foods are good for our bodies. Children will take home a small reminder to make healthy choices. This workshop is made possible by the Ready to Read Initiative of The Indianapolis Public Library through gifts to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Adults are invited as the Marion County Health Department offers a four-week self-management class that provides them with the skills and education to improve their quality of life.
Adults are invited to Central Library's Computer Training Lab to learn about the basic features of Microsoft 2010 Excel, including how to create and format a spreadsheet, enter and edit data, and use basic formulas. Previous experience in using Microsoft Word is necessary for this class. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Patrons may call to register for free one on one computer assistance, which will include instruction on opening an email account and preparing a resume.
Patrons may call to register for free one on one computer assistance, which will include instruction on opening an email account and preparing a resume.
Teens and adults are invited to a presentation by Jerry Harrell, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Ivy Tech Community College-Central Indiana main campus. The topic of this presentation will be time management.
If you are comfortable using Microsoft 2010 Word but would like to learn more about the program's bells and whistles, you are invited to learn to use columns, bullets, basic graphics and shortcuts to make documents more functional and attractive. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word is necessary for this class, which is held in the Computer Training Lab. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Adults can receive one-on-one help from a trained librarian on such activities as using a computer or e-reader, completing a job application, searching library databases, or receiving simple reference assistance. Assistance is available by appointment only.
Adults are invited to an introduction to word processing using Microsoft Office 2010. Learn to create, edit and save documents, and how to format and print. Basic computer skills and familiarity with the mouse and keyboard are required.
Babies and toddlers up to age 3 and an adult are invited for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. This program will be followed by playtime with puzzles and an opportunity for caregivers to socialize.
Preschoolers ages 3 - 5 and an adult are invited for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. This program will be followed by playtime with puzzles and an opportunity for caregivers to socialize.
Learn to turn a list of names and addresses into a sheet of mailing labels, thank you letters, and many other things! This class is great for those who want to learn this time-saving skill. Previous experience using Microsoft Word is necessary for this class. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation. This class will be held in the Computer Training Lab.
Preschoolers ages 3 - 5 and an adult are invited to drop in anytime between 12 noon and 2 p.m. for guided digital activities focusing on early computer skills.
Friends of the Library are invited to buy new and used materials at discounted prices. Proceeds support Library programs and services through The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation. Friends memberships may be purchased in the lobby.
You can buy new and used books and other items at discount prices. Proceeds support library programs and services through The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Learn how to set up an eBay account and list items to sell. This program will answer why some eBay auctions sell and others don't by explaining it's all a matter of how an individual seller lists an item.
Join fellow history buffs to listen to and discuss topics heard on "Hoosier History Live" on WICR 88.7 FM. The radio program, hosted by historian and author Nelson Price, is a weekly radio adventure through Indiana history. Attendees can call in to the program and participate in the Hoosier History Trivia question which features a prize for the correct answer.
Adults are invited to practice their writing skills during this three-hour workshop as accomplished writer Susan Lawson guides them through creative writing exercises in a supportive, non-threatening environment.
Children ages 6 and under are invited to have fun exercising and learning yoga poses from a certified instructor from the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis.
Adults are invited to learn about the components that make up a computer, how to use a mouse and keyboard, Windows XP desktop and toolbars. Participants will also be introduced to popular computer terminology. For those who have little or no experience using a PC, this class is the place to start.
This class will be held in the Computer Training Lab.
Do you have an iPod, iPad, Kindle, Sony eReader, Nook, or other MP3 player or eReader? Your library has over 30,000 ebooks and downloadable audiobooks free for your use. Librarians will present the basics of searching for and downloading these titles to your computer, portable player or reader at this introductory eBook Class. This class will be held in the Knall Meeting Room.
Age Level: Families, Preschool (3-5), School Age (6-11), Teen (12-17), Toddlers (2 years)
Category: Activity
Families and children ages 2 and older are invited to drop in any time to learn to play and play to learn using Lego bricks. Lego and Duplo bricks will be provided. This program also will feature Technic kits for older kids!
Young people up to 15 years old are invited to a Mario Kart Wii tournament on the library's big screen. Show off your skills and win prizes. Snacks will be provided.
You can buy new and used books and other items at discount prices. Proceeds support library programs and services through The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Children and families are invited to a 45-minute magical romp through the time of dinosaurs during a presentation by FamilyTime Entertainment. Attendees will help figure out what happened to the dinosaurs!
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