Adult

If you or someone you know struggles with clutter, consider attending the program
“Empower Me to Be Clutter-Free” offered by the Kosciusko Purdue Extension at the North Webster
Community Public Library.  Participants will learn de-cluttering strategies, discuss emotional barriers to letting go of “stuff”, and find storage solutions to help solve clutter problems. Sessions will be held at 10:30 am on Mondays,  January 6, 13, 20  and 27. Please register in advance for this free class by calling the library.

Writers from all backgrounds are invited to join a vibrant community to share tips and enhance their skills. Connect with fellow writers for collaboration and engage in activities that spark creativity. Participate in monthly writing prompts to explore new ideas and challenge yourself. Join this energetic community and elevate your writing!

The North Webster Community Public Library Citizen Science Club invites the community to join them for this year's Great Backyard Bird Count.
This program will introduce attendees to the Great Backyard Bird Count, a worldwide effort to document bird species in their native habitats. Hosted by the National Audubon Society, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and Birds of Canada, this annual event invites everyday individuals to become "citizen scientists" by choosing one of the designated dates, counting birds, and submitting their totals. This year's Great Backyard Bird Count is set for Feb. 14-17. If you would like to join NWCPL's Great Backyard Bird Count team, sign up for this informational session.

Genealogists and those interested in learning genealogy are invited to check out Roots and Branches. This will be a time for one-on-one discussion, sharing tips, building your tree, and tackling brick walls. Attendees will also learn about the Genealogical Proof Standard and how they can apply it to trace their ancestors accurately. This program will take place the first Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. to noon.

Enhance your culinary skills this February with our Air Fryer cooking class! Explore the appliance’s versatility with 4 to 5 creative recipes. Class size is limited so make sure to register early to secure you spot.

Each year, the National Audubon Society, along with Cornell University’s Ornithology Lab, host the Great Backyard Bird count, and the library wants to participate!
Participants can count birds from a location of their choosing, then submit their totals to the NWCPL Citizen Science eBird account. Registration is required, and we will teach participants how to use eBird. For more information, contact the library and ask for Amanda Demster, or email amanda@nweb.lib.in.us.

We are changing up the format of our Beginner Tech program! Are you struggling to learn the basics of your laptop, tablet, or smartphone? Come to this informal program to learn how to operate your new-to-you technology! We will show you how to access the internet, write and send an email, block unwanted callers, delete old texts and messages, download or remove apps, and more! Pre-registration is strongly encouraged.

Each year, the National Audubon Society, along with Cornell University’s Ornithology Lab, host the Great Backyard Bird count, and the library wants to participate!
Participants can count birds from a location of their choosing, then submit their totals to the NWCPL Citizen Science eBird account. Registration is required, and we will teach participants how to use eBird. For more information, contact the library and ask for Amanda Demster, or email amanda@nweb.lib.in.us.

Each year, the National Audubon Society, along with Cornell University’s Ornithology Lab, host the Great Backyard Bird count, and the library wants to participate!
Participants can count birds from a location of their choosing, then submit their totals to the NWCPL Citizen Science eBird account. Registration is required, and we will teach participants how to use eBird. For more information, contact the library and ask for Amanda Demster, or email amanda@nweb.lib.in.us.

Do you like to knit or crochet? This group is for you! We will meet the third Wednesday of every month to share patterns, work on projects, and enjoy some social time! Instruction will be available for beginners.