Dance Forms of India Traditional Clothing and Food · Sumana Sriram from Sudhalaya Dance School in Ames will make a presentation on the diversity of dance forms of India. Dancers

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August 2019

Ames Public Library HoursMonday-Thursday: 9am - 9pmFriday & Saturday: 9am - 6pmSunday: 1pm - 5pm

The most literary pub crawl in Ames is back!

Dress like your favorite book character and visit participating downtown Ames drinking establishments, all with different themes and exclusive drink specials for participants! Participants must be at least 21 years old. Get your ticket for $15 at Ames Public Library, a participating pub, or online at bit.ly/PubFiction2019.

The Pubs: Angry Irishmen • Della Viti • London Underground

Time Out • Torrent Brewery • Whiskey River

The Sponsors: 1430KASI and NOW105.1

Ames Chamber of Commerce • Creative Hair Designers Moorman Clothiers • Rippke Design

& Munn Woods Photography

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22starting at 6PM

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22starting at 6PM

Cultural Diversity of IndiaProvided in partnership with Ames Public Library and India Cultural Association.

Dance Forms of IndiaSunday, August 4 2-3:30pm, AuditoriumSumana Sriram from Sudhalaya Dance School in Ames will make a presentation on the diversity of dance forms of India. Dancers will showcase classical and folk dances from different regions of India.

Traditional Clothing and FoodSaturday, August 24 10-11:30am, AuditoriumMembers of India Cultural Association of Central Iowa will share the diversity of traditional clothing and food from many different regions of India. Participants will have the chance to try out some clothing and sample traditional food.

August 9-11 Literary Grounds During Library Open HoursStop by Literary Grounds for great deals on fiction books for all ages! Select books are half price on Sunday.Presented by the Ames Public Library Friends Foundation. Proceeds from the Book Sale are used to enhance Library programs and services.

FICTION

BOOK SALE

Special EventsThink It! Work It! Do It! Presented by Joyce RiceMonday, August 5 7pm, AuditoriumAt age 17, Joyce was judged the best baton twirler in the world, defeating some 20,000 other young women. With over 40 years of experience on stage, she demonstrates how an Iowa farm girl with a dream became a successful innovator in show business and one of today’s most unusual and outstanding speakers. By sharing her experiences and proven strategies, Joyce inspires and empowers listeners to maximize their talents, rise to the top, and live their ever-expanding potential.Rice's book will be available for purchase and signing.

Ames Poetry SlamTuesday, August 6 7pm, Auditorium (Signup begins at 6:30pm)The Ames Poetry Revival is a spoken word poetry group (collective) open to all who wish to share. The slam-style events include prizes by local artists. Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and Ames Poetry Revival.

IowaWORKS Career FairWednesday, August 7 10am-12pm, AuditoriumLearn about job opportunities and meet with local employers at this free career fair. Bring copies of your résumé and dress to impress!Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library, Ames Chamber of Commerce, and IowaWORKS.

A Taste of GenealogySunday, August 25 2-4pm, Ames Public LibraryDrop in for a special event all about genealogy! Visit fascinating exhibits, meet experts, and find resources to help you on your own genealogy projects. There will be family-friendly activities, too!Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and Story County Genealogical Society.

Author EventsDaniel NaegeleThursday, August 8 at 7pm, AuditoriumDaniel Naegele is an architect and a recently retired associate professor of architecture at ISU, where he taught architectural design and history starting in 2001.Naegele will talk about his new book, Guide to the Only Good Architecture in Iowa. This book is a guide to the ‘good architecture’ of Iowa and includes both renowned works of architecture as well as barns, billboards, landscapes, bridges, wind turbines, cemeteries, murals, silos, railroads, and power plants.Books will be available for purchase and signing.

The Lake MermaidSaturday, August 10 11am-12pm, Auditorium

Is there a mermaid in Lake Michigan? Find out when author and illustrator Sarah Ogan reads from her book The Lake Mermaid. Stay after the reading for a mermaid craft geared for preschool through middle school aged

children. Books will be available for purchase and signing.

Mary HowardSunday, August 18 2pm, Rotary RoomAuthor and Ames native Mary Howard will read from her latest novel Whiteout, talk about her inspiration and the evolution of the story, and answer questions. Howard co-produces Community Bookshelf on KHOI Community Radio.Books will be available for purchase and signing.Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and KHOI Community Radio.

Free ExhibitWearable Art ExhibitAugust 14-24 Ames Public LibraryCome see how teams of students from ISU's College of Design created marvelous works of wearable art which explore human interaction, analyze materials, and test various fabrication processes.Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and Iowa State University College of Design.

Book Discussions

028: Real Reads2nd Thursday of Each Month at 7pm, Board Room028 focuses on recently published, popular nonfiction on a variety of topics.

August 8Killers of the Flower

Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann

September 12The Inheritance: A Family

on the Front Lines of the Battle Against Alzheimer's Disease by Niki Kapsambelis

Supported by the Ames Public Library Friends Foundation.

Books @ Noon4th Wednesday of Each Month at 12pm, Rotary RoomShare what you've read recently—fiction or nonfiction—and hear about what everyone else is reading. Be prepared to give a brief description and your opinion about one or two books you've listened to or read.

Mystery Lovers Book Club1st Wednesday of Each Month at 12pm, Rotary RoomMystery readers, come talk about books by a selected author. August 7: Donna LeonSept. 4: Mary Jane Behrends Clark

Great Books 21st Sunday of Each Month 2-4pm, Board RoomLooking for a new book group where you can discuss classic short stories and essays? You might like our newest group, which focuses on short works recommended by the Great Books Foundation. Call (515) 239-5646 ext. 4 to register or learn more.Supported by the Ames Public Library Friends Foundation.

View from the Margins2nd Sunday of Each Month 2-4pm, Board RoomTry out our new book discussion group exploring social and cultural topics through the lens of fiction and nonfiction. The goal is to encourage deep reflection and nuanced discussion about how the topics' impacts manifest and resonate in modern society.

Registration required. Call (515) 239-5646 ext. 4 to register or learn more.Join us to reflect on the following titles:

August 11: White Tears by Hari KunzruSeptember 9: The Origin of Others by Toni MorrisonSupported by the Ames Public Library Friends Foundation.

Movie NightMilkMonday, August 26 6:30pm, AuditoriumBased on the inspiring true story of the first openly gay man elected to major public office, this compelling film follows Milk’s powerful journey to inspire hope for equal rights during one of the least tolerant times in our nation’s history.Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and LGBTQ Committee of Story County Democrats.

Art Club3rd Tuesday of Each Month 1-3pm, Board RoomDiscuss art, artists, and creativity. This is a great opportunity to share your work and get some suggestions and gentle critiques. Feel free to bring an art project to work on (using non-messy materials).

Technology HelpApple Users GroupEvery Friday, 10am-12pm, The StudioThe purpose of the group is to support and improve participants' use of Apple technology—iPhone, iPad, and Mac specifically. Participants can bring questions or issues they have with using Apple devices.

PC Help Sessions1st Wednesday of Each Month 6:30-8pm, The StudioLearn and share tips and ideas for using personal computers (PCs) with Microsoft Windows. Participants can bring questions or issues they have with using a Windows PC.

1-on-1 Tech TutorNeed help using the library's e-books or streaming services? Schedule a one-on-one technology help appointment. Library staff will introduce you to the Library's online resources, help you setup your accounts and devices, and offer troubleshooting to make our e-resources work for you! Call (515) 239-5646 ext. 4 to schedule an appointment.

Writing GroupsInkspots3rd Wednesday of Each Month 1:30-3pm, Rotary RoomThis writers’ group meets monthly to discuss and gently critique members’ writing. For more information, please visit the Library’s Adult Services Desk or call (515) 239-5646 ext. 4.

Write in the Heart of Iowa1st and 3rd Saturday of Each Month 10am-12pm, Rotary RoomWrite in the Heart of Iowa is a community critique group dedicated to helping writers reach their goals. This drop-in writing group is open to writers of all genres. Bring up to 5 pages (double-spaced) of your manuscript, bring a pen, and be ready to critique.

Teen Writer's WorkshopSee "Just for Teens" on next page.

Conversations in...

English: Mondays at 11:30am, Location Varies

French: Saturdays at 4pm, The Studio

Russian: Saturdays at 3pm, The Studio

Spanish: Tuesdays, 7-8:30pm, The Studio

Gather for casual conversations in different languages. Chat in your native language or get comfortable talking in another.

Looking to Learn a Language?

Learn online with the Library's subscription to Little Pim, Mango Languages, and Transparent Language!

Meetups for All AgesCrochet & Knitting Group2nd & 4th Saturdays of Each Month 10am-12pm, PEO RoomAll ages are invited to hang out and knit or crochet. Bring your own materials.

Play Games Ames4th Saturday of Each Month 2-5pm, AuditoriumPlay Games Ames is a fun and social environment to interact through friendly competition. All ages are welcome to play, chat, or watch. Experienced board gamers will be on hand to teach you how to play a variety of games.Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and Play Games Ames.

Tabletop RPG4th Saturday of Each Month 2-5pm, AuditoriumAll ages are invited to join a Mouse Guard Role Playing Game. In this game, players are part of an elite squad of patrol mice who protect and assist their fellow mice. Players will actively help to create a unique story involving their characters. Cooperation, problem solving, imagination, and a sense of exploration are encouraged! A Game Master will be available to help new players and guide the story.

Baby and Breastfeeding FairSaturday, August 3 10am-12pm, AuditoriumYou're invited to a family-friendly event to learn how to support breastfeeding, find out what resources are available in the Ames area, meet other breastfeeding mothers, and enjoy activities and door prizes. Bring your pump to test its suction and get practical tips!Breastfeeding and pumping

women can participate in The Big Latch On at 10:30am as part of an international awareness event to normalize breastfeeding. Registration begins at 10:15am. Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and Ames Loving Support Breastfeeding Peer Counselors.

Parents & Parents-To-BeMama Milk Meetup3rd Thursday of Each Month, 6:30pm, The StudioAll nursing moms and moms-to-be are invited to a breastfeeding café. Children are welcome!Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library, Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA), and Ames Loving Support.

The Mothering Circle1st and 3rd Thursday of Each Month 9:15 & 10:30am, Teen SpaceAll mothers are invited to come together to connect, explore issues, deepen intuition, and share their parenting journeys. We will address the needs and concerns of each mother so she can find compassionate support and inspiration.

Just for TeensTeen Advisory Group (TAG)1st and 3rd Saturday of Each Month 11am-12:30pm, Board RoomHelp plan exciting library events for teens, share what you’re reading, and make new friends. There’s free pizza, too!Supported by the Ames Public Library Friends Foundation.

Teen Writers’ Workshop2nd Sunday of Each Month, 2-4pm, Board Room6th-12th graders, join author David Zimmerman for writing exercises designed to finesse your creative writing skills. Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library and Iowa State University's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and Environment.

willy Wonka’s

Escape Room Challenge Thursday, August 8: 6-8pm

Friday, August 9: 10am-12pm Youth Services Study Room

All ages are invited to team up and work cooperatively as you try to escape from Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. The same challenge will be presented each time, so choose the date that works best for you.


Bookmobile Artwork © Derek Anderson

The BookmobileCheck out Library materials

for all ages at any of the Bookmobile's weekly stops:

MONDAY

Sawyer School 5-8pm (4316 Ontario)

TUESDAY

St. Cecilia School 3-4pm (Hoover Avenue & 30th Street)

WEDNESDAY

Edwards School 1:45-2:45pm (820 Miller Avenue)

Ames Middle School 3-4pm (3915 Mortensen Road)

Fareway on Stange 5-8pm (Stange & Bloomington)

THURSDAY

ISU Campus 11am-1pm (Near ISU Library)

Mitchell School 3-4pm (3521 Jewel Drive)

The Ames Public Library Friends Foundation would like to thank the following sponsors for their support:

BECAUSE OF YOU

Small Talk: The Research

Thursday, August 15 7pm, Auditorium

Find out what Small Talk's research tells us about educating parents to better understand how reading and talking with children contributes to their success. There will be displays, a presentation, and refreshments.Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library, Ames Public Library Friends Foundation, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, LENA Research Foundation, LENA Start, and Raising Readers in Story County.

COMING SOON: Step Into Storybooks

Saturday, September 28 9am-12pm, Ames Public LibraryEnjoy activities for the whole family that bring books to life! Every child age 0-5 will receive a FREE book!Provided in partnership with Ames Public Library, Rotary Club of Ames Morning, and Raising Readers in Story County.

Page Oneis a monthly publication by the Ames Public Library Friends Foundation.

Help support Page One and other Library services and programs by donating online at www.aplff.org or mailing your check to P.O. Box 1832, Ames, IA 50010.

To view Page One online or to sign up to receive the Page One e-mail newsletter, visit www.amespubliclibrary.org.

Looking for Family and Teen Events?

Pick up a copy of the Universe of stOries summer event brochure for our astronomical assortment of events.You can also check the online calendar or sign up for monthly e-mails at www.amespubliclibrary.org!

©2019 CSLP

Library Events

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY1

The Mothering Circle9:15 & 10:30am, Teen SpaceAround the Universe with ISU Extension & Outreach

10am, AuditoriumFamily Storytime

10:30am, Storytime RoomMaker Morning

11am, Youth MakerspaceSummer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm

AuditoriumActivity Afternoons1pm, Youth Makerspace

Baby Time6pm, Storytime Room

Milk & Book-ies6:30pm, Storytime Room

2Toddler Time

10am, Storytime RoomApple Users Group

10am-12pm, The StudioFamily Storytime



AuditoriumMovie Afternoons

Wonder1:30pm, Auditorium

3Write in the Heart of Iowa10am-12pm, Rotary Room

Baby and Breastfeeding Fair

10am-12pm, AuditoriumScience Saturdays

10:30am, Storytime RoomTeen Advisory Group

11am-12:30pm, Board RoomConversations in Russian

3pm, The StudioConversations in French

4pm, The Studio

4Cultural Diversity of India:

Dance Forms of India2-3:30pm, Auditorium

Great Books 2l 2-4pm, Board Room

5Toddler Time

10am, Storytime RoomSummer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm

AuditoriumConversations in English

11:30am, Rotary RoomThink It! Work It! Do It!

Presented by Joyce Rice7pm, Auditorium

6Terrific Tuesdays10am, Auditorium

Summer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm

AuditoriumToddler Time

1pm, Storytime RoomBaby Time

1:30pm, Storytime RoomTeens Make Stuff

4-5:30pm, Teen SpaceAmes Poetry Slam

7pm, Auditorium Signup begins at 6:30pm

Conversations in Spanish7-8:30pm, The Studio

7Toddler Time

10am, Storytime RoomIowaWORKS Career Fair10am-12pm, Auditorium

Family Storytime10:30am, Storytime Room

Baby Time11am, Storytime Room

Maker Morning11am, Youth Makerspace

Summer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm Storytime Room

(Note Room Change)Mystery Lovers Book Club

12pm, Rotary RoomPC Help Session

6:30-8pm, The Studio

8Around the Universe with ISU Extension & Outreach

10am, AuditoriumFamily Storytime


11am, Youth MakerspaceHot Dog Dinner Theater

11:30am Meal, 12:30pm Show or 5pm Meal, 5:30pm, show

AuditoriumActivity Afternoons1pm, Youth Makerspacel Magic Class2pm, Auditorium

Water Day2-3:30pm, Bandshell Park

Ames Public Library Friends Foundation4pm, Danfoss Room

Baby Time6pm, Storytime Room

Willy Wonka's Escape Room Challenge

6-8pm, Youth ServicesAuthor Event:

Daniel Naegele7pm, Auditorium028: Real Reads7pm, Board Room

9Fiction Book Sale

9am-6pm, LobbyToddler Time


10am-12pm, The StudioWilly Wonka's Escape

Room Challenge10am-12pm, Youth Services



Summer Lunches 11:30am-12:15pm


Wonder Park1:30pm, Auditorium

10Fiction Book Sale

9am-6pm, LobbyCrochet & Knitting Group

10am-12pm, PEO RoomScience Saturdays

10:30am, Storytime RoomAuthor Event:

The Lake Mermaid11am-12pm, Auditorium

Conversations in Russian3pm, The Studio

Conversations in French4pm, The Studio

11Fiction Book Sale

1-5pm, LobbyTeen Writers’ Workshop

2-4pm, Rotary Rooml View from the Margins

2-4pm, Board Room

12Toddler Time

10am, Storytime RoomSummer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm


11:30am, Danfoss Room

13Summer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm

AuditoriumToddler Time

1pm, Storytime RoomBaby Time

1:30pm, Storytime RoomConversations in Spanish

7-8:30pm, The Studio

14Wearable Art ExhibitAugust 14-24, Library

Toddler Time10am, Storytime Room


Baby Time11am, Storytime Room


Summer Lunches11:30am-12:15pm

Auditorium

15The Mothering Circle

9:15 & 10:30am, Teen SpaceFamily Storytime



AuditoriumBaby Time

6pm, Storytime RoomMama Milk Meetup6:30pm, The Studio

Milk & Book-ies6:30pm, Storytime Room

Small Talk: The Research7pm, Auditorium

Board of Trustees7pm, Board Room

16Toddler Time


10am-12pm, The StudioFamily Storytime




Missing Link1:30pm, Auditorium

17Write in the Heart of Iowa10am-12pm, Rotary Room

Teen Advisory Group 11am-12:30pm, Board Room

Storytime in Spanish12pm, Storytime Room



18AEA Starlab

Signup from 2-3pm Showings start at 2pm in

30 minute increments Auditorium

Author Event: Mary Howard

2pm, Rotary Room



11:30am, Rotary Room


AuditoriumArt Club

1-3pm, Board RoomConversations in Spanish



AuditoriumInkspots

1:30-3pm, Rotary Room


Auditorium$ Pub Fiction 6pm Starting at

Ames Public Library's Auditorium

23Apple Users Group

10am-12pm, The StudioDance Party Reading

Celebration 6:30-8pm, Library

(Ticket required. Complete the Summer Reading

Program for your free ticket!)

24Cultural Diversity of

India: Traditional Clothing and Food

10-11:30am, AuditoriumCrochet & Knitting Group

10am-12pm, PEO RoomPlay Games Ames2-5pm, Auditorium

Tabletop RPG2-5pm, Auditorium



25A Taste of Genealogy

2-4pm, Library

26Conversations in English

11:30am, Rotary RoomMovie Night: Milk6:30pm, Auditorium

27Conversations in Spanish


28Books @ Noon

12pm, Rotary Room

29 30Apple Users Group

10am-12pm, The Studio

31Conversations in Russian

3pm, The StudioConversations in French

4pm, The Studio

If you are a person with a disability who requires special assistance, please call (515) 239-5646 in advance of a program.

Ames Public Library connects you to the world of ideas through diverse and inclusive resources and programs. We welcome program proposals via our website at bit.ly/APLprogram.

August 2019KEY

Colors:All Ages/MixFamily Event

Teen EventAdult Event

Symbols:l Registration Required

Off Site $ Entry/Ticket Price

Summer Reading for all ages continues through August 22.

All ages can track their reading online at amespubliclibrary.beanstack.org and earn prizes!


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