Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
Join us at this relaxed, informal, and free event for those with memory difficulties and their caregivers, offering people an opportunity to enjoy social interaction with others experiencing similar circumstances in a safe and welcoming environment.
This program will feature representatives from the Women’s Business Center, the Veterans Business Outreach Center, and a representative from the SBA to talk about their programs and services.
When it comes to starting and growing a small business, women and veterans have special needs and a unique perspective. Our two guest presenters, Abron Andrews from Vet Biz Central (http://www.vetbizcentral.org) and Shawntay Dixon from the Women’s Business Center at the Great Lakes Women’s Business Council are nationally-recognized experts in the field of entrepreneurship. Please join us for fact-filled, experience-based presentations. There’ll be plenty of time for questions.
Registration is required.
We'll send you the Zoom meeting information a day or two before the event.
Mahjong Meetup
Fridays 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
September 19 through December 19
Join us for a lively and engaging session of Mahjong, the timeless game of strategy and skill. Whether you're a seasoned player or just beginning, these weekly gatherings offer a welcoming space to connect with fellow community members. All skill levels are welcome. Use library-provided sets or bring your own. No registration required. more info...
In the style of a cat café, register to reserve a 15-minute time slot for you or your family to meet and socialize with current residents of the Friends of Michigan Animals Rescue (FMAR)! Although there will be no on-site adoptions, you may schedule an adoption appointment with FMAR, conveniently located in Sumpter Township, for a later date.
P.A.C.E. is a unique health plan and care provider, committed to keeping aging adults with challenging healthcare conditions in their home. Attendees will learn about the PACE model and how services can help keep seniors living safely at home.
Free computer classes offered by the Belleville Area District Library.
These introductory computer classes are designed for the absolute beginner.
Computer Basics I: Introduction to Computers (08/14) - Learn about the various types of computers, computer set-ups, and basic functions, and get lots of practice using the keyboard and mouse
Computer Basics II: Windows (08/28) - Learn how to navigate the computer’s desktop, explore available computer programs, and create and organize files.
Computer Basics III: The Internet (09/11) - Learn about the Internet and some tips and tricks for effectively searching the Internet using the various popular search engines.
Computer Basics IV: Email (09/25) - Patrons will be introduced to some of the popular email services, the basic components of email, and how to use them effectively.
Did you know the Ritz Cracker was invented in Jackson? Or that Michigan is the pickle-growing capital of the US? Join authors of the book Classic Michigan Food and Drink: The Stories Behind the Brands, Jon Milan and Gail Offen, as they present fascinating stories about many Michigan food and drink brands we know and love.
Bugles Across America occurs on the 1st Sunday of each month at 7:15 at the War Memorial on High Street. This solemn service is the bst 10 minutes you will spend every month. more info...
Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
Discuss how social media influencers affect marketing, trends in social media marketing channels and tools, and suggestions on becoming a successful social media influencer
Registration is required.
We'll send you the Zoom meeting information a day or two before the event.
Join us at this relaxed, informal, and free event for those with memory difficulties and their caregivers, offering people an opportunity to enjoy social interaction with others experiencing similar circumstances in a safe and welcoming environment.
Learn to use Canva for your small business needs with Kelly Blazo (Social Media Manager/Event Coordinator, 2 Dandelions Bookshop). This presentation is designed for first-time/novice Canva users. Bring your questions and get ready to learn how to create a logo, social media posts, flyers, and more!
Join these virtual classes on Zoom to help establish and improve your business skills and services. Our Fall Small Business Savvy series is for those who want to start or own a small business.
We'll send you the Zoom meeting information a few days in advance of the event.
Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
Jazz Night at the Library
The Dawn Giblin Quartet brings the golden age of jazz to life with their performance of timeless classics. Inspired by the vocalists and small ensembles of the era, they capture the spirit of vintage jazz for a modern audience. more info...
Bugles Across America occurs on the 1st Sunday of each month at 7:15 at the War Memorial on High Street. This solemn service is the bst 10 minutes you will spend every month. more info...
Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
First-time and battle-hardened business people alike have heart palpitations when asked to prepare a business plan. This session will outline a practical approach to creating and writing a business plan to take some of the stress off.
We'll send you the Zoom meeting information a few days in advance of the event.
Historian and photographer Jeff Morrison is the author of two books: *Guardians of Detroit: Architectural Sculpture in the Motor City* and *Guardians of Michigan: Architectural Sculpture of the Pleasant Peninsulas*. He will present a sixty-minute program featuring over 85 stunning images of architectural sculptures inspired by Native American forms and influences found on buildings throughout Michigan. During the presentation, you will learn about the symbolism behind these sculptures and hear untold stories of the artists, artisans, and architects who contributed to the creation of these remarkable structures and the unique art that adorns them. There will also be a time for questions, and both books will be available for purchase after the presentation.
In this program, listeners will be taken on a participatory journey across both the High Seas and the Great Lakes, singing together, learning the roles shanties played on the ship, and the cultural seeds which sprouted into this maritime tradition.
Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
Join us at this relaxed, informal, and free event for those with memory difficulties and their caregivers, offering people an opportunity to enjoy social interaction with others experiencing similar circumstances in a safe and welcoming environment.
Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
Bring your books and your friends for an evening of quietly reading together, without the reading assignments, at the Belleville Area District Library! Bring a book or we can help you find your next read! Refreshments provided. Registration optional but available for event reminders: https://belleville.libcal.com/calendar. The first and third Monday of each month (excluding holidays) from 7-8pm at 167 4th St., Belleville, MI 48111.
Join us at this relaxed, informal, and free event for those with memory difficulties and their caregivers, offering people an opportunity to enjoy social interaction with others experiencing similar circumstances in a safe and welcoming environment.
Belleville Area Museum presents Eloise, History of the Poorhouse, Asylum, and Hospital
The May 16th lecture was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Please stay tuned for a new date. Thank you for your patience!
Belleville Area Museum presents Eloise, History of the Poorhouse, Asylum, and Hospital. Join us to learn about the history of one of Michigan's greatest attractions for everyone, from paranormal enthusiasts to history buffs.
Constructed in 1839 as a psychiatric hospital, Eloise offers over 100 years of stories. The presenter is Tyler Moll, Director of Wayne Historical Museum.
Please RSVP for free pizza at 5:30 p.m. by emailing bam@vanburen-mi.org. The lecture begins at 6:00 p.m.
