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Ongoing Programs for Kids & Adults
Check out ongoing programs from your local public libraries!
Find regular programs for kids, teens and adults, and be sure to follow your libraries on social media to see what else we’re up to.
Having problems reaching a listed program? Call us at 831-624-4629 or email us at hml.reference@gmail.com.
The programs calendar will be updated as offerings change.
We Are Not Strangers Here: African American Histories in Rural California
The California Institute of Rural Studies is pleased to announce the premiere of our newest Cal Ag Roots podcast series, We Are Not Strangers Here. This series highlights hidden histories of African Americans who have shaped California’s food and farming culture from early statehood to the present.
Friends of the Library Book Room Open
The Friends of the Harrison Memorial Library (FHML) are accepting donations of books, DVDs and CDs on Tuesdays between 10 a.m. and noon.
Collection of the donations will take place in the Sunset Center parking lot at San Carlos St and Tenth Ave in Carmel. Safe practice protocols will be in place for the collection, as follows:
Library Garden Series
Be part of something new! Learn how fruits and vegetables are grown so you can start your own garden. Join us for weeks of fun activities and educational sessions where you will learn everything about what to grow in a garden.
Register online at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z8BQHWJ
Questions? Contact Ulises at (831) 536-4231 or UCisneros@catholiccharitiesdom.org.
Program hosted by Salinas Public Library.
The 70.8%: What Explains California’s Voter Turnout?
In 2020, California had its highest voter turnout since 1952; but why? What factors into high and low voter turnout? How have watershed moments in California history affected turnout? We’ll explore what voting’s past means for California’s future.
