Our Adult Services Department strives to provide an innovative and personalized approach to customer service by assisting and supporting all of our communities’ ideas. Through our print, digital, music and film collections and our extensive programming we find new and exciting ways to engage, educate and entertain our patrons!
Mystery lovers unite in this book club devoted entirely to mysteries. This month we're reading Open and Shut by David Rosenfelt. B ooks are distributed at each meeting. Extras are available after the meetings in the Adult Services Department. No...
Time: 7:00 PM Location: Fishers Library at Fishers EastEverybody has a story to tell. Come, listen, learn, and share your family stories. It's a chance to recall a moment from your life, develop it into a story and learn how to tell it. Our family stories tell us...
Time: 10:00 AM Location: Noblesville Library at Genealogy ClassroomThis introductory class will give you the basics you need to use Inspire. INSPIRE can be used to research current events, science, business, health, notable people, hobbies, and much more from your library, school, home or office.
Time: 2:00 PM Location: Noblesville Library at Computer Training Lab (Only reservable for computer training)In this class for beginners, you will learn how to form Uncial calligraphy letters. Uncial calligraphy is an ancient form of calligraphy characterized by simple, rounded strokes. It apparently originated in the 2nd century AD with the growing use of parchment...
Time: 6:30 PM Location: Noblesville Library at Noblesville South Meeting RoomNoblesville Adult Services Team Leader
Brad began working at the Hamilton East Public Library in 2014. He is most passionate about helping his community use technology more effectively as well as connecting those people with resources they need. “Overall, I enjoy serving those around me!” Brad’s favorite part of teaching technology is when those who attend his classes become more proficient and less afraid to utilize their devices more effectively.
Favorite Book: The Complete Stories, Flannery O'Connor
Super Power of Choice: Time travel.
When I dance, I look like: Gene Kelly (in my mind)
If I were an animal, I would be: A dolphin. They're graceful, intelligent, playful, friendly, and great surfers.
Fishers Adult Services Team Leader
Kirsten joined the Hamilton East Public Library in 2013. She started in academic libraries, but felt that she wanted to reach more people and help her community. “In addition to helping people, I also love to read and talk about books.” Her favorite moment was helping a woman who was new in town to set up a library card, register for a programs, and locate enough books to last her a month!
Favorite Book: The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald
Super Power of Choice: The ability to fly (I love to travel!).
When I dance, I look like: Elaine Benes
If I were an animal, I would be: A polar bear. They are fluffy and adorable, plus they have no natural enemies!
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