Pioneer Library System

Professional cellist and storyteller Erin Dunn Yeaman presents Tunes and Tales Cello Story Time at the Noble Public Library, Thursday, February 4 at 10:00a. The program is designed for children up to age 5 in the company of a parent or caregiver. The story time is free and no registration is required.

 An animated storyteller and spirited player, Yeaman has worked with and performed for all ages in libraries and preschools across the Midwest and New England. She skillfully crafts each performance to match the age and learning styles of her audience. Whether she is telling Where the Wild Things Are or The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Yeaman uses the cello to add richness and to evoke images that inspire the imagination of each little listener.

Ms. Dunn Yeaman has become one of Pioneer Libarry System's most popular and effective presenters. Our audiences love her and her approach fits perfectly with the other arts-centered programming we offer in our libraries such as Growing Like a Read and Magic of Music.

We are offering a four-part series of programs designed to give those looking for employment some strategies and skills that could lead to success. The Job Hunting programs will be held on Thursday mornings in February from 10 a.m. to noon in the library.

All of the programs are offered free of charge. Unless otherwise noted, participants who wish to use a library computer will need to sign up in advance. Those brining their own WiFi enabled laptop need not register in advance. Registration may be done in person at the library, by phone at 872-5713, or by taking advantage of the online registration option on the Noble events calendar.

On Thursday, February 4, Nancy Chowning begins the series with Job Hunting I: Setting Up an Email Account. Chowning will guide participants through the steps of creating and using a free email service. Registration is required for library computer use.