December 2019

A representative from the U.S. Census bureau will explain what the Census is and the basics of applying for a Census job.

Representatives from the U. S. Census Bureau will be in the Leonardtown Lobby to explain the 2020 Census and the basics of applying for a Census job.

Technovation Families is a free hands-on artificial intelligence education competition that brings families schools communities and technology know-it-alls together to give everyone the chance to learn play and create with AI. Technovation Families Over the course of eleven sessions at the Lexington Park Library families will work through lessons which provides different concepts and activities that lead to the creation of a final project an invention that solves a problem in their community using AI. Through the lessons families learn foundational skills needed to utilize and explore aspects of AI while participating in hands on activities where they get to actually engage in building AI agents. After completing all the lessons families should have a well rounded understanding of AI and how it can be used to help solve tough problems in their own communities. Each participating family will have a chance to submit their inventions to the AI World Championship in San Francisco. Register to attend the eleven mentor-led sessions at the Lexington Park Library this fall. All sessions are Monday evenings 5:45 ? 7:45 p.m. Room A. Healthy snacks will be provided. Register: https://www.stmalib.org/technovation-families/ This program is sponsored by The Patuxent Partnership.

U. S. Census Bureau personnel will provide information on jobs and help with the job application process. The Census is conducted every 10 years and the goal is to count everyone where they live. Hiring will be done within the local community to get a complete and accurate count of each person.

Job seekers can stop by to get job counseling and resume help search for jobs and get registered with the Maryland Workforce Exchange.

Create fun projects with the 3D pen just in time for the holidays! Learn how to draw 3D ornaments using the library pens. All materials are included. Registration required. Ages 18 and up.

Whether you have been stitching for years or you just want to learn join fellow crafters who love all things fabric and fiber. Open to knitters crocheters quilters embroiderers cross-stitchers and any other kind of needleworkers. Bring your current project mingle with like-minded makers and swap patterns ideas and tips. Basic supplies available if needed. All skill levels welcome. No registration required.

A representative from Walden will be in the foyer to talk about behavioral health & wellness. Activities provided games crafts may be provided.

We will provide cricut cutouts shadow boxes and all of the supplies necessary to enable you to create your own winter themed shadow box. You bring the imagination.

A representative from Maryland Veterans Assistance will be available in the lobby of the Charlotte Hall Library from 1:30-3:30 to meet with veterans seeking employment. Registration is encouraged but not required.

Learn how to use the new St. Mary's County Library Cricut machine. This home die-cutting machine can be used for cutting paper felt vinyl fabric craft foam and other products such as fondant. Presenter will demonstrate how a design is created on the computer and sent to the Cricut machine for cutting. Attendees will create a small project to take home with them. Registration required.

Drop-In Tech Help is open for any and all basic technology questions! We'll do our best to assist you in a relaxed low-stress environment. Learn how to download eBooks and eAudiobooks to your phone or tablet. Learn how to navigate the internet email and social networks. Learn how to connect devices to a network Bluetooth or the cloud. Using technology effectively is right at your fingertips!

How you doin'? Come and test your trivia knowledge on the Central Perk gang at the library! Ages 18 and up. No registration required.

It's the season of giving so this is your chance to make something special for someone special. We have all the materials and instructions, you can just come in and make gifts to take with you.

Choose from jewelry, home decor, keepsakes, or spa boutique. No experience needed and no registration required.First hour 5-6pm for teens 13-18, second hour 6-7pm for tweens 8-12.

It's the season of giving so this is your chance to make something special for someone special. We have all the materials and instructions, you can just come in and make gifts to take with you.

Choose from jewelry, home decor, keepsakes, or spa boutique. No experience needed and no registration required.First hour 5-6pm for teens 13-18, second hour 6-7pm for tweens 8-12.

The Dept. of Aging and Human Services will be in the foyer to talk about services and upcoming programs for seniors.