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Near Big Creek Parkway; access parking off parkway
Branch Manager Pam Jankowski
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Fall Program Guide
Fall Children's Storytimes (Baby and Me, Toddler, and Preschool) begin September 20. Drop In!
These Stanleys are ready to travel. They are starting at the library, but are planning to visit many exciting places with their library friends! You can take Stanley along with you, too. If you are planning a trip, stop by the library to pick up a Stanley to take along. We'd love to see your pictures, and we'll put one on our branch's Flickr page! Check it out!
Teen Advisory Group - Grades 6-12Help make the library a cool place for teens – join our Teen Advisory Group! We’ll meet monthly to plan teen programs, discuss books, movies and music, and have snacks! Sponsored by the Friends of the Middleburg Heights Library.Saturday, September 11th, 3:00 - 4:00 PM
Short Fiction Workshop for Teens - Grades 6-12Join Kent State University writing instructor Stephanie Sesic Greer, for a 2 hour workshop on short story writing for teens. This crash course will provide simple guidelines to help you write better stories. You may even be inspired to submit to the poetry category of CCPL's Generation Next creative arts contest! You may even be inspired to submit to the short fiction category of CCPL's Generation Next creative arts contest! Registration required.Thursday, September 16th, 6:30-8:30 PM Poetry Workshop for Teens - Grades 6-12Like to write, or want to learn how to get started? Stephanie Sesic Greer, a published poet and college writing profesor, can help! Learn about the craft of writing through writing exercises, reading and discussion of members' writing, and information on publishing venues for teens' writing. You may even be inspired to submit to the poetry category of CCPL's Generation Next creative arts contest!Registration required. Thursday, September 23rd, 6:30-8:30 PMSafety Pin Jewelry for Teens - Grades 6-12Make hip and modern jewelry using safety pins and beads - we'll show you how! Make for yourself or a friend! Sponsored by the Friends of the Middleburg Heights Library. Registration required. Thursday, September 30th, 7:00-8:30 PMRegistration is required for all Middleburg Heights Branch Teen Programs - register online, by phone (440-234-3600), or in person at the Reference Desk.
Psychologist Kathleen Ashton, Ph.D., will discuss various sources of stress, as well as resilience and coping strategies. Find out what you can do to manage stress in your life. Tuesday, September 7, 7:00-8:30 PM
German Polka Concert
Celebrate the 200th anniversary of the first Oktoberfest with lively music presented by Tom Mroczka and the Music Box! Sure to be a toe-tapping event! Sponsored by the Friends of the Middleburg Heights Library. Wednesday, September 22, 7:00-8:30 PM
You can register for programs online, by phone (440-234-3600), or in person.
The Middleburg Heights Branch is part of the city's campus of buildings – which includes City Hall and the Community Center – all conveniently located near Interstate 71. The branch is situated at the edge of a tree-lined parkway, and the surrounding landscape provides a serene setting for visitors.
The Children's Room at the Middleburg Heights Branch is named for E.B. White, the popular author of Charlotte's Web, Stuart Little, and other children's books. White not only gave his consent and approval, but sent various memorabilia connected with his writings. These are permanently displayed in the library.
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Middleburg Hts. government, emergency phone #s, hospitals, school info HERE
Meeting Room Request Book a room online for your next meeting at our branch.
We have summer reading lists for local schools! Stop in to see lists from: St. Bart's, Holy Name High School, Ford Middle School, or Midpark High School. Click here for Big Creek Elementary School's Summer Reading Program!
The original Friends of the Middleburg Library group formed in the fall of 1966 to help show support for a new library. This included issuing "Friends of the Library" cards at the annual Labor Day community picnic. The Friends group continues today, made up of area residents who wish to support their local public library and help realize the library's potential as a dynamic community resource.
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