Many members of the East Providence community have expressed how much they miss coming to the library and seeing everyone. Well, we miss you too! Every Wednesday in July at 9:00am, let’s make the time for us to all see each other, chat, and enjoy each other’s company via Zoom. The Fuller staff will be there each week with other rotating library staff members throughout the month. Coffee encouraged but not required. Those who register will receive the invitation link prior to the event. You do not need a Zoom account to sign up and attend. Click here to register.
Questions about apps, managing mobile devices, digital security or personal privacy? Join librarian Jason Cerrato for East Providence Public Library’s Virtual Tech Help Lunch Hour! Topics include basic computing, MS Word and Excel overviews, troubleshooting Android devices or Apple programs, and much more. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details and bring your questions! Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online
Get out your LEGOs and join Miss Sharon and other kids to build together and share your creation! You can even take a picture of it for the library to display! For all ages.
Wed. July 1, 11am on ZOOM. (You will get a zoom invite through email.) Register below!
Julian Saad, a 3rd year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at URI, offers an Introduction to Sheng Zhen, a meditation practice that can be performed in motion and in stillness. With regular practice, Sheng Zhen movements strengthen the body, calm the mind, and open the heart to a renewed sense of joy, a deeper understanding of life, and more compassion for oneself and others. The 6-week Friday morning series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Wondering where your document went? Having issues reformatting? Getting frustrated with resizing pictures or embedding a video? Join us for an introduction to Microsoft Word, as well as advice for creating a beautiful and professional resume or document. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details. Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online at eastprovidencelibrary.org in the event calendar or on the Tech Help webpage. Note: this event will be held on Zoom.
Weaver Library will offer an outdoor Introductory Yoga Class by Instructor Joan LaMontagne. With 23 years in the medical profession, Joan trained under Devarshi Steven Hartman in a Kripalu based style yoga. Allowing movement within poses makes this style accessible to all levels of yoga students. Joan also incorporates breathing techniques, meditation and restorative poses in the Yin style to make the 45-minute classes both stimulating and relaxing for all. The 6-week Monday evening series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Kids age 6 and older will explore trails in the East Providence area to discover the beauty of nature. In this weekly series, we’ll meet virtually to share our adventures and learn about common birds, plants, pond life, rocks, minerals and more! Trail suggestions and nature journal templates will be provided. Or, share your photographs, drawings, species lists, writing, show and tell or anything else you’d like to try! Choose the place, choose what you share, and choose how you share it! Click here to register for this 5 week series.
This virtual AAA presentation stresses the importance of wearing a helmet, staying visible, using hand signals, finding safe places to ride and walk; and teaches the rules of the road.
Register below and a Zoom meeting ID and password will be emailed to you a week before the program.
Having difficulty using Zoom while you work from home?
Questions on some of the different features that are available? Join us to learn how to use Zoom so you can work from home and see family and friends! You do not need a Zoom account to attend this virtual event. Those who register will receive the invitation link prior to the program.
Many members of the East Providence community have expressed how much they miss coming to the library and seeing everyone. Well, we miss you too! Every Wednesday in July at 9:00am, let’s make the time for us to all see each other, chat, and enjoy each other’s company via Zoom. The Fuller staff will be there each week with other rotating library staff members throughout the month. Coffee encouraged but not required. Those who register will receive the invitation link prior to the event. You do not need a Zoom account to sign up and attend. Click here to register.
Questions about apps, managing mobile devices, digital security or personal privacy? Join librarian Jason Cerrato for East Providence Public Library’s Virtual Tech Help Lunch Hour! Topics include basic computing, MS Word and Excel overviews, troubleshooting Android devices or Apple programs, and much more. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details and bring your questions! Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online
Sport Stacking is an amazing sport that involves stacking plastic cups in specific sequences as fast as you can! It promotes fitness, agility, concentration, and quickness! PE teacher Glenn Costello teaches this interactive class. Wed. July 8, 11am on the Weaver Library Lawn. (Weather permitting.) For ages 8-10. Participants are asked to bring masks and practice social distancing. Register below!
Questions about apps, managing mobile devices, digital security or personal privacy? Join librarian Jason Cerrato for East Providence Public Library’s Virtual Tech Help Lunch Hour! Topics include basic computing, MS Word and Excel overviews, troubleshooting Android devices or Apple programs, and much more. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details and bring your questions! Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online at eastprovidencelibrary.org in the event calendar or on the Tech Help webpage.
The 2020 Weaver Library Farmers Market will open on Thursday, July 9, 2020 following state guidelines for Farmers’ Markets. We may be opening a little later than usual, but we’ll run later in the season too. Think of all those late summer fruits and veggies that will be available. Look for updates to market information and customer guidelines as we get closer to July.
Julian Saad, a 3rd year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at URI, offers an Introduction to Sheng Zhen, a meditation practice that can be performed in motion and in stillness. With regular practice, Sheng Zhen movements strengthen the body, calm the mind, and open the heart to a renewed sense of joy, a deeper understanding of life, and more compassion for oneself and others. The 6-week Friday morning series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Take a ‘digital’ tour of library technology resources and services on offer. Come explore the library catalog, our eZone database of eBooks, Kanopy, Flipster, and much more! Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online at eastprovidencelibrary.org in the event calendar or on the Tech Help webpage. Note: this event will be held on Zoom.
Girls in Grades 6-12 may register for this 4-week, in-person series to explore coding. Girls Who Code is a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. The curriculum helps girls learn coding using simple online tutorials, build community through interactive activities, and learn about inspiring role models each week. Come code with us! We recommend bringing your own laptop computer, otherwise one will be provided for you. Tablets and mobile devices are not recommended for the tutorials. Register here, or email fullercreativelearning@gmail.com.
*We will follow current safety precautions, maintain social distance and all participants and staff must wear masks.
Weaver Library will offer an outdoor Introductory Yoga Class by Instructor Joan LaMontagne. With 23 years in the medical profession, Joan trained under Devarshi Steven Hartman in a Kripalu based style yoga. Allowing movement within poses makes this style accessible to all levels of yoga students. Joan also incorporates breathing techniques, meditation and restorative poses in the Yin style to make the 45-minute classes both stimulating and relaxing for all. The 6-week Monday evening series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Kids age 6 and older will explore trails in the East Providence area to discover the beauty of nature. In this weekly series, we’ll meet virtually to share our adventures and learn about common birds, plants, pond life, rocks, minerals and more! Trail suggestions and nature journal templates will be provided. Or, share your photographs, drawings, species lists, writing, show and tell or anything else you’d like to try! Choose the place, choose what you share, and choose how you share it! Click here to register for this 5 week series.
Many members of the East Providence community have expressed how much they miss coming to the library and seeing everyone. Well, we miss you too! Every Wednesday in July at 9:00am, let’s make the time for us to all see each other, chat, and enjoy each other’s company via Zoom. The Fuller staff will be there each week with other rotating library staff members throughout the month. Coffee encouraged but not required. Those who register will receive the invitation link prior to the event. You do not need a Zoom account to sign up and attend. Click here to register.
Questions about apps, managing mobile devices, digital security or personal privacy? Join librarian Jason Cerrato for East Providence Public Library’s Virtual Tech Help Lunch Hour! Topics include basic computing, MS Word and Excel overviews, troubleshooting Android devices or Apple programs, and much more. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details and bring your questions! Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online
This VIRTUAL event with MobileQuest is open to kids and teens ages 10+ and will challenge participants to create an escape plan in a fun Zoom program! A supply kit will be provided for participants to pick up at Weaver Library before the program. Register below and we will contact you to schedule a pickup time for your kit! Registration for this program is open until Monday, July 13th at 5pm. We will notify you when the kits are available at Weaver Library. Kits must be picked up no later than Tuesday, July 14th.
Julian Saad, a 3rd year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at URI, offers an Introduction to Sheng Zhen, a meditation practice that can be performed in motion and in stillness. With regular practice, Sheng Zhen movements strengthen the body, calm the mind, and open the heart to a renewed sense of joy, a deeper understanding of life, and more compassion for oneself and others. The 6-week Friday morning series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Introductory conversations about Facebook, Twitter, Insta, LinkedIN, and networking in the social media age. Topics include creating profiles, sharing content, navigating sites, and maximizing platform tools. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details. Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online at eastprovidencelibrary.org in the event calendar or on the Tech Help webpage. Note: this event will be held on Zoom.
The East Providence Public Library and The Department of Public Works are proud to work together to offer a free paper shredding event in the side parking lot of the Weaver Library located at 41 Grove Avenue.
East Providence residents may bring up to two file boxes or two paper market type bags of sensitive documents to shred. There is no need to remove paper clips or staples and papers (no magazines or newspapers) will be shredded on site. Please note that this event is open to East Providence residents only and capacity is limited, thus, no businesses. The event will close when the shredding truck is full.
Social distancing guidelines will be followed. Please wear your mask!
Girls in Grades 6-12 may register for this 4-week, in-person series to explore coding. Girls Who Code is a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. The curriculum helps girls learn coding using simple online tutorials, build community through interactive activities, and learn about inspiring role models each week. Come code with us! We recommend bringing your own laptop computer, otherwise one will be provided for you. Tablets and mobile devices are not recommended for the tutorials. Register here, or email fullercreativelearning@gmail.com.
*We will follow current safety precautions, maintain social distance and all participants and staff must wear masks.
Weaver Library will offer an outdoor Introductory Yoga Class by Instructor Joan LaMontagne. With 23 years in the medical profession, Joan trained under Devarshi Steven Hartman in a Kripalu based style yoga. Allowing movement within poses makes this style accessible to all levels of yoga students. Joan also incorporates breathing techniques, meditation and restorative poses in the Yin style to make the 45-minute classes both stimulating and relaxing for all. The 6-week Monday evening series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Kids age 6 and older, will explore trails in the East Providence area to discover the beauty of nature. In this weekly series, we’ll meet virtually to share our adventures and learn about common birds, plants, pond life, rocks, minerals and more! Trail suggestions and nature journal templates will be provided. Or, share your photographs, drawings, species lists, writing, show and tell or anything else you’d like to try! Choose the place, choose what you share, and choose how you share it! Click here to register for this 5 week series.
Explore the world of rhythm through household found objects that can create sound. We will walk through a fun process which will allow you to create your own grooves in an imaginative exploration of sound. A great way to start your musical journeys!
For ages 4-7.
Register below and a Zoom meeting ID and password will be sent to you one week before the program.
Explore the world of rhythm through household found objects that can create sound. We will walk through a fun process which will allow you to create your own grooves in an imaginative exploration of sound. A great way to start your musical journeys!
For ages 8-12.
Register below and a Zoom meeting ID and password will be sent to you one week before the program.
Many members of the East Providence community have expressed how much they miss coming to the library and seeing everyone. Well, we miss you too! Every Wednesday in July at 9:00am, let’s make the time for us to all see each other, chat, and enjoy each other’s company via Zoom. The Fuller staff will be there each week with other rotating library staff members throughout the month. Coffee encouraged but not required. Those who register will receive the invitation link prior to the event. You do not need a Zoom account to sign up and attend. Click here to register.
Questions about apps, managing mobile devices, digital security or personal privacy? Join librarian Jason Cerrato for East Providence Public Library’s Virtual Tech Help Lunch Hour! Topics include basic computing, MS Word and Excel overviews, troubleshooting Android devices or Apple programs, and much more. Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details and bring your questions! Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online
In this paint class, kids will learn how to paint a specific painting step-by-step. Laughing, singing, and dancing while painting are encouraged! (You will be notified when supplies can be picked up at Weaver Library and emailed a ZOOM link to join the class.)
Paint along with artist Rebecca Killian of Mermaid Masterpieces and create your own amazing work of art in this fun event! Open to kids and teens ages 10+. The program will be at our Fuller Creative Learning Center this year. Please wear your mask and practice social distancing at this event. Registration is required. Please complete the form below.
Julian Saad, a 3rd year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at URI, offers an Introduction to Sheng Zhen, a meditation practice that can be performed in motion and in stillness. With regular practice, Sheng Zhen movements strengthen the body, calm the mind, and open the heart to a renewed sense of joy, a deeper understanding of life, and more compassion for oneself and others. The 6-week Friday morning series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Explore tools to help identify accurate or misleading news information. This event includes a survey of current internet media resources, strategies for identifying information or sources, and a space to reflect on some of our own individual news and information habits. All are welcome! Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details. Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online at eastprovidencelibrary.org in the event calendar or on the Tech Help webpage. Note: this event will be held on Zoom
Girls in Grades 6-12 may register for this 4-week, in-person series to explore coding. Girls Who Code is a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. The curriculum helps girls learn coding using simple online tutorials, build community through interactive activities, and learn about inspiring role models each week. Come code with us! We recommend bringing your own laptop computer, otherwise one will be provided for you. Tablets and mobile devices are not recommended for the tutorials. Register here, or email fullercreativelearning@gmail.com.
*We will follow current safety precautions, maintain social distance and all participants and staff must wear masks.
Weaver Library will offer an outdoor Introductory Yoga Class by Instructor Joan LaMontagne. With 23 years in the medical profession, Joan trained under Devarshi Steven Hartman in a Kripalu based style yoga. Allowing movement within poses makes this style accessible to all levels of yoga students. Joan also incorporates breathing techniques, meditation and restorative poses in the Yin style to make the 45-minute classes both stimulating and relaxing for all. The 6-week Monday evening series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Grab some paper and a pencil (or a pen, or crayons, etc) and connect with other kids who like to draw.Miss Harriet will draw with you.She might also introduce you to a few book illustrators, and challenge you to some silly doodles.
Tuesdays, July 28, Aug 4, Aug 11, 2:00-2:45 on Zoom
ages 7-11
Register below and a Zoom meeting ID and password will be emailed to you one week before the program. You are registering for all three sessions of this weekly series (7/28, 8/4, 8/11).
Whether you’re a landlord or someone interested in buying or selling, check out this webinar to have your questions answered. In this monthly group, we will discuss the real estate market during these difficult times and what it could mean for you going forward. If you’re a landlord or aspiring landlord, come with questions and stories (or just tune in to listen and learn). Those who register will receive the Zoom link via email the day prior to the event. You may register by clicking here.
Many members of the East Providence community have expressed how much they miss coming to the library and seeing everyone. Well, we miss you too! Every Wednesday in July at 9:00am, let’s make the time for us to all see each other, chat, and enjoy each other’s company via Zoom. The Fuller staff will be there each week with other rotating library staff members throughout the month. Coffee encouraged but not required. Those who register will receive the invitation link prior to the event. You do not need a Zoom account to sign up and attend. Click here to register.
In this virtual program, kids will explore the environment, learn about the natural world, and think about their role as caretakers of our earth! Each participant will receive a kit and an email invite to the program. We will inform you when kits are ready for pickup at the library. Wednesday, July 29, 10am. For ages 4-8. Register below!
Julian Saad, a 3rd year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at URI, offers an Introduction to Sheng Zhen, a meditation practice that can be performed in motion and in stillness. With regular practice, Sheng Zhen movements strengthen the body, calm the mind, and open the heart to a renewed sense of joy, a deeper understanding of life, and more compassion for oneself and others. The 6-week Friday morning series is free and open to adults but registration is required. To reserve your space, email eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com. Class size is limited and will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Have questions about apps, managing mobile devices, digital security, or personal privacy? Questions and concerns about Android, Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc. New phone? Old phone? No Matter! Check out the East Providence Public Library’s Tech Help Page for more details. Registration is required. To reserve your space, please email Jason at jcerrato@eplib.org or register online at eastprovidencelibrary.org in the event calendar or on the Tech Help webpage. Note: this event will be held on Zoom.
Julian Saad, a 3rd year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at URI, offers an Introduction to Sheng Zhen, a meditation practice that can be performed in motion and in stillness. With regular practice, Sheng Zhen movements strengthen the
Weaver Library will offer an outdoor Introductory Yoga Class by Instructor Joan LaMontagne. With 23 years in the medical profession, Joan trained under Devarshi Steven Hartman in a Kripalu based style yoga. Allowing movement within poses makes this style accessible to all levels of yoga students. Joan also incorporates breathing techniques, meditation and restor
