Happy National Crochet Month! Whether you have never picked up a crochet hook or if you are buried under skeins of yarn, the Homewood Public Library has crochet books for every skill level. Check out these titles! Beginner Books You Will Be Able to Crochet by the End of This Book – Take the first…
During Women’s History Month, we are pleased to welcome a new gallery display featuring a multitude of artistic expressions. The National League of American Pen Women, Inc. was established in 1897, in Washington D.C. It was to encourage and support women in the fields of Art, Letters, and Music. There are many branches throughout the…
Looking to get lost in a new adventure? Let’s dive deep. Series Spotlight highlights various Teen/YA Book Series. (Titles are listed in series order). This time we highlight the Fable series written by Adrienne Young. Adrienne Young is the New York Times, USA Today, and Indie list bestselling author of Sky in the Deep, The…
Join the Homewood Public Library’s Not Your Mama’s Book Club on Tuesday, March 1st as we explore how the Enneagram system works and a description of each of the types. Leading the discussion will be our special guest, Maggie Banger, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a masters certification in the Enneagram from the Institute for Conscious Being. No…
Go out there and swear to this world your oath, not with your words, but with what you do. Not with your hand over your heart, but with your hand outstretched to a world that desperately needs your hand, your help, your insights, your creativity, your honor, your courage. It needs you.” — Senator Cory…
Throughout our lives, humans learn and cultivate countless forms of literacy. Literacy helps us process and understand the world around us. Why then do we spend so much time emphasizing textual and/or numerical literacy while neglecting other forms, such as visual literacy? – To remedy this, I spoke with the talented artist and visual literacy…
