January Programs at Euclid Public Library

Ohio Means Jobs

Wednesday, January 10

2:30 PM / Computer Training Room

Ohiomeansjobs.com can help you plan your career, search hundreds of thousands of jobs, post resumes and explore online training. In this program, we will give an overview of the website and show you how it can help you with your career. There is a limit of six slots for this program. Please call 261-5300 ext.0 to make a reservation.

Coyotes! A ‘Wily’ Ohio Neighbor Since 1919

Saturday, January 13

 2:00 PM / Lake Room

Join the Wildlife Specialists at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History LIVE for this investigation into coyote behavior and history in Ohio. These intelligent, highly adaptive animals can be found in city, suburban, and rural areas. Meet the museum’s family of four coyotes and live chat with their human caretakers, from inside the beautiful, new Perkins Wildlife Center! Registration begins December 30. Space is limited. (All Ages)

Winter Reading Begins!

Tuesday, January 16

Get ready for some winter fun as we begin our annual Winter Reading Program! Simply fill out an entry form for each book or audiobook you read for the chance to win our grand prize. Entry forms for the program are available at the Information Desk. Also, join us for our Winter Reading Wrap-Up program on Saturday, February 24 at 2:30 PM by the Fireplace. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Monday Morning Movie: The Shack

Monday, January 22

10:15 AM / Lake

Room Grieving father Mack Phillips experiences divine intervention when he returns to the abandoned shack in the woods, the apparent location of his daughter’s murder. Based on the bestselling novel that sold over 23 million copies worldwide. (132 min; PG-13)

Book Swap

Saturday, January 27

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM / Erie Room

Don’t know what to do with that book you loved but will probably never read again? You are invited to our Book Swap! Bring in up to 5 books to trade for an equal number of gently-used books. We’ll have books for everyone, teens and children included!

For a complete listing of programming, please visit http://euclidlibrary.org/