Studying to Use an Air Fryer program at Eureka Public Library
Eureka Public Library is thrilled to have the College of Illinois Extension again on Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. for Studying to Use an Air Fryer. Deep fats frying is out. Air frying is in. Come and see use an air fryer whereas studying in regards to the attainable well being advantages to utilizing this equipment. Attendees will obtain recipes and tips about buying, frying, and cleansing the air fryer, in addition to watch a meals demonstration. Area is proscribed and registration is required. Register on the library or by calling 309-467-2922.
Teen Take & Make Package
Teen patrons at The Library, 202 S. Primary, can decide up a brand new Teen Take & Make Package from the grownup circulation desk beginning Aug. 26. Every package has provides and directions for a back-to-school craft, directions for an additional craft to make with provides from residence, and extra! It is a free package for ages 12 – 17, obtainable on a first-come, first-served foundation whereas provides final. Discover extra information on the library web site www.eurekapl.org or by calling the library at 309-467-2922.
Program on Libby app for Kindle Fireplace Tablets
The Library will probably be internet hosting one other program for patrons wanting to make use of the Libby app on their Kindle Fireplace tablets. Presently, the Libby app from Overdrive is just not obtainable by means of the Amazon app retailer, so library employees will stroll patrons by means of add the app to a Kindle Fireplace pill. This free program will probably be held on Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. Area is proscribed and registration is required. All registered members might want to convey their very own charged and up to date Kindle Fireplace to this system. Register on the grownup circulation desk or by calling the library at 309-467-2922. For extra data, go to the library’s web site www.eurekapl.org.
ParkLands Basis program
Eureka Public Library will probably be internet hosting the ParkLands Basis for his or her rescheduled presentation on Restoring Native Ecosystems within the Mackinaw River Watershed. Register now for this informational session hosted by ParkLands Stewardship Chair and Eureka Faculty Professor, Katy Everett, PhD at 6 p.m. on Aug. 29. Dr. Everett will share details about the native conservation land belief and their mission to protect, shield, ecologically restore, and handle pure lands in our watershed and share alternatives for membership, public recreation and training, and scientific analysis. Register on the grownup circulation desk or by calling the library at 309-467-2922. For extra data, go to the library’s web site www.eurekapl.org.
