Join us for a 2-part Zoom program to learn how to apply and interview for jobs online!
E-mail jbeavers@conwaypubliclibrary.org for the login information.
Part 1 - Resume & Cover Letter writing (August 19th @ 10am)
Join us on Zoom and Google's Applied Digitial Skills platform to get started on or perfect your existing resume and cover letter!
Part 2 - Virtual Interviewing (August 26th @ 10am)
Russian Daily Life and Culture Presenter: Marina Forbes In this illustrated and interactive program, Marina establishes a link between Russia's rich cultural heritage and the lives of Russians today. The emergence of the “new rich,” the evolving role of women, the revival of the Orthodox Church, and the new emphasis on consumerism are all revealed as she brings personal experience and research to bear in this fascinating look at contemporary Russian life.
Join Dixie Lea in the library park for fun poses, stretches, imagination and fun following stories with Tessa.
Roll like a carriage, skip like Little Red Riding Hood, run as fast as you can like the Gingerbread Man, dance like a jester, and much more! Come to the kingdom of Conway Library park and the magical fitness fairies, Tara and Tessa will bring your kids on an exercise adventure. FREE! Refreshing healthy treats offered at the culmination of the session. Comfortable clothing, sneakers, and water bottles are a must.
Join us for a 2-part Zoom program to learn how to apply and interview for jobs online!
E-mail jbeavers@conwaypubliclibrary.org for the login information.
Part 1 - Resume & Cover Letter writing (July 22nd @ 10am)
Join us on Zoom and Google's Applied Digitial Skills platform to get started on or perfect your existing resume and cover letter!
Part 2 - Virtual Interviewing (July 29th @ 10am)
The Conway Public Library is closed.
Edward Hopper: Sunlight and Solitude
Presented by Jane Oneail from Culturally Curious!
Whether it is a bustling city or a Cape Cod beach, Edward Hopper’s iconic paintings capture a feeling of stillness and quiet tension. Learn more about Hopper’s career, early influences and how his work relates to the work of other artists from the same generation
The monthly meeting of the Library Trustees. The public is invited.
The New York Times best-selling book exploring the counterproductive reactions white people have when their assumptions about race are challenged, and how these reactions maintain racial inequality.
Join us for the conversation on Zoom. All are welcome. Please complete this Google registration form and Zoom access will be forwarded to you.
