March 2022 eNewsletter @ your library
Town of Vail, Colorado sent this bulletin at 02/27/2022 08:00 AM MST
SAVE THE DATE!FINALE AUTHOR EVENT WITH SANDRA DALLASTHURSDAY, APRIL 7 | 5:30 P.M.AT CMC EDWARDS (150 Miller Ranch Rd., Edwards, CO 81632)Meet Sandra Dallas, Author of the 2022 selected OBOV title “Tallgrass”. Join the discussion at Colorado Mountain College's Edwards Campus. This event will consist of a Meet ‘n Greet with the author, a Book Talk including Q&A, and an opportunity to purchase copies of Sandra’s books and have them autographed. MEET WILL SHAKESPEARE: AN INTRODUCTION AND BOOK CLUB WITH JILL GORDON
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Jill Gordon is an Educator, Facilitator & Tutor in Shakespeare Studies and an online instructor at Colorado Mountain College.
This event will be held via Zoom, email Jill at gordongrp@comcast.net for a Zoom Invitation.
FREE BASIC MEDIA WORKSHOPS
High Five Access Media is holding free basic media workshops at Vail Public Library.
Improve your media-making skills. These workshops will teach you the fundamentals of video cameras and computer editing. Lay the foundation for a career in a related field, or get free access to professional video equipment to start making television to share with your friends, family and neighbors on High Five Access Media and social media.
A short, virtual orientation is required before attending the camera and editing workshops. Orientation will be offered virtually on Tuesday, March 1 at 2 p.m. and again at 5:30 p.m.
To register for orientation and workshops, please go to www.highfivemedia.org
CAMERA BASICS
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EDITING BASICSSATURDAY, MAR. 19 | 1:00 P.M.Learn to place together video clips with effective cuts, spice up projects with b-roll, lay down an audio track under footage, create simple graphics and make a final video for web, social media and broadcast. |
SKIING BOOK CLUB
FRIDAY, MAR. 11 | 11:30 A.M.
Vail Public Library’s Skiing Book Club takes readers to the slopes for an active book club. We will meet at the top of Eagle Bahn Gondola, by the ski patrol building, to talk books and ski!
This Book Club is a fun, social outing, but at the same time, you are getting the mental and physical activity essential to a healthy brain.
The selection for this month is “Tallgrass” by Sandra Dallas.
Attendees must have their own ski pass. The library will not be providing lift tickets.
For more information, please email Jo at JNorris@vailgov.com
VIRTUAL GENTLE YOGA
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY | 11:30 A.M.
Virtual Gentle Yoga with instructor, Anne Anderson, is a favorite at Vail Public Library!
This class is appropriate for those who want a softer, nurturing, slow-paced, well-supported and relaxing practice.
NOTE:
All participants must be logged in by starting time.
There is NO access to ZOOM Yoga after 11:30 am.
Email Sandy at SRivera@vailgov.com to receive an invitation to the Zoom meeting.
For updates, comments, registrations or suggestions from our instructor, please email Anne at gentleyogavail@gmail.com
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ART @ YOUR LIBRARYVail Public Library proudly displays local artists’ work in our community room on a rotating schedule. Public viewing is available during library hours. The art on display for the month of March is by local Students at Battle Mountain High School. "The art show for March 2022 will display Battle Mountain student artwork from all classes and grade levels. At BMHS we have an Intro to art class, Drawing/Painting, Graphic Design, Ceramics 1 & 2, Photography 1 & 2, Upper level Portfolio, and college level AP Studio art classes. Students were required to apply for the art show in a formal process that teaches them about the process in the real world. Students submitted a proposal with visuals justifying why they wanted to be in the art show. Some submitted school assignments and other artwork they made on their own outside of school. If accepted they also learned about the process of how to properly display their work. There is a broad range of materials and content displayed in this diverse art show representing our unique and talented student body. " If you are interested in displaying your work, please contact THIS MONTH'S DATABASE HIGHLIGHTRead the original words of more than 1,500 authors who made and analyzed American history through their speeches, writings, memoirs, poems, and interviews.
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