Learn about the Affordable Connectivity Program to get inexpensive internet access at home. This hour-long session will review what the program is, discuss ways you might qualify, and walk through the sign-up process. This free program will be held in the auditorium, on the second floor of the Library. Please note that the elevator is currently out of order. This presentation is funded by the Public Library Association and AT&T.
Read a different graphic novel every month and then join us for snacks, activities, and discussion. Don’t have your own copy of our discussion book? Check one out for free from the library!
Call Youth Services at 314-727-3150 or email youthservices@ucitylibrary.org to register.
Club meets 2nd Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
Grades 6 – 8
There is chemistry all around you! Join us as the St. Louis Science Center helps you discover the science behind things you see and ingredients you have every day. Make crystals, feel electricity, and make your favorite non-Newtonian fluid!
Advanced registration is required. Please call Youth Services at 314-721-3150 or email youthservices@ucitylibrary.org to sign up!
Grades K-8
Join us March 21 & 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium for a free one-hour yoga class. Taught by certified yoga instructor and U City resident Paula Gold, the class is open to all levels of yoga practitioners. Options will be offered for increased challenge for those who want to go deeper into poses, as well as variations to make poses more accessible as needed.
The yoga class is intended for adults and teens. Please bring your own yoga mat. To register, please call the reference desk at 314-727-3150 or email reference@ucitylibrary.org.
Join us at 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30 for an online discussion with bestselling and award-winning author, Naomi Alderman, as she talks about her new book, The Future. This new novel delivers a dazzling tour de force where a handful of friends plot a daring heist to save the world from the tech giants whose greed threatens life as we know it.
When Martha Einkorn fled her father’s isolated compound in Oregon, she never expected to find herself working for a powerful social media mogul hell-bent on controlling everything. Now, she’s surrounded by mega-rich companies designing private weather, predictive analytics, and covert weaponry, while spouting technological prophecy. Martha may have left the cult, but if the apocalyptic warnings in her father’s fox and rabbit sermon—once a parable to her—are starting to come true, how much future is actually left?
By turns thrilling, hilarious, tender, and always piercingly brilliant, The Future unfolds at a breakneck speed, highlighting how power corrupts the few who have it and what it means to stand up to them.
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