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Programs in Fulton
March Madness Teen Book Tournament
Monday, February 6
March Madness is approaching, but why should basketball fans have all the fun? At your library or online at teens.dbrl.org, you can help us name a Mid-Missouri teen book champion. Starting February 6 with a pool of 32 of the most popular teen books of the year, your votes will narrow the list to a single champion. Support your favorite book, have fun in the tournament and enter to win prizes! Vote until February 26 for the Sweet Sixteen. March 5-11, vote for the Elite Eight; March 12-18, vote for the Final Four; March 19-25, vote for the championship round; and March 26-April 1 vote for the champion. We'll announce the winner April 2.
Terrific Twos
Monday, February 6 › 10-10:30 a.m.
Callaway County Public Library, Friends Room
Join us for songs, stories and activities for parents and kids. Ages 24-36 months. Families welcome, too.
The Beginning Years
Monday, February 6 › 10-10:30 a.m.
Callaway County Public Library, Friends Room
Bring your baby for songs, rhymes and activities. Ages 24 months and younger.
Family Story Time
Tuesday, February 7 › 10-10:30 a.m.
Callaway County Public Library
Kids and parents will enjoy stories, songs and simple craft activities. Ages 3-5.
Self-Guided Computer Tutorials
Thursday, February 9 › 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Callaway County Public Library, Friends Room
Learn at your own pace with these self-guided tutorials on the Windows operating system for beginners and intermediate users. An instructor will be present to get you started and answer questions. Choose from lessons on Mouse Tutorial, Basic Skills, Computer Basics, Files and Folders, Exploring the Web, Outlook Express Basics and Basic or Intermediate Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint. Please bring headphones or purchase a set at the library. Registration begins Thursday, January 26.
African-American Music and Musicians
Thursday, February 9 › 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Callaway County Public Library, Friends Room
Columbia native Bill Thompson is well-known for his musical skill and his knowledge of the history of African-American music. Join us for this interactive presentation about the contributions of African-Americans to the music we hear today. All ages.
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