請跟我們一起來學習用紙和布料製作個性化的吸鐵石和鎮紙。這些漂亮的吸鐵石既可以在冰箱上作裝飾，又可以作爲小禮物，而且絕對是獨一無二的！我們將提供所有材料。歡迎5嵗或以上的人士參加。該活動將以英語和國語講解。
華埠/麥禮謙圖書館, 一樓會議室
2012年12月20日 (週四)
下午3:30至5:00時
Glass Pebble Magnets
Join us in making personalized magnets and paperweights out of scrap paper and fabric. These will look adorable on your refrigerator or as a gift, and you can rest assured that no one else in the world has magnets like it! All materials will be provided. Craft is for everyone ages 5 and up. Instruction will be in English and Mandarin.
Location: Chinatown Branch at 1135 Powell St. (Between Washington and Jackson)
Date: Thursday, December 20th
Time: 3:30-5:00 pmLink to Library Website
The Library closes on Nov. 22 & 23 for Thanksgiving
Kusudamas!
This past saturday, we had a blast at the kusudama making program and I must say everyone did a fantastic job! Here are a few completed kusudamas that I saw on the tables.
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| Very beautifully done using old maps of LA! Where do you want to go? |
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| Super colorful and eye-catching! |
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| Expertly put together! |
The Library will be closed November 12 for Veterans Day
Chrysanthemum Kusudama
Come in and learn how to make a chrysanthemum kusudama out of just six sheets of paper. Literally translated as "medicine ball," Kusudamas are paper spheres that are made by sewing or gluing folded pieces of paper together. All materials will be provided. Everyone is invited to attend. Instructions will only be in English.
Location: Chinatown Branch at 1135 Powell st. (between Washington and Jackson st.)
Date: Saturday, November 10
Time: 3:00-4:30 pm
Link to Library's website
Date: Saturday, November 10
Time: 3:00-4:30 pm
Link to Library's website
《早餐午餐晚餐》：作者新書座談會
請來參加本地獲獎詩人和作家Nellie Wong的新書座談會，她將為讀者介紹她的第四本詩《早餐午餐晚餐》。她充滿活力的詩作見證了她令人難以置信的經歷—從她父母移民經天使島來美，到第二次世界大戰，民權運動，乃至各地為團結而奮鬥等等。
Nellie Wong的詩作石刻在舊金山的Market街和Embarcadero大道上。最近，她的母校東灣奧克蘭高中的一幢新樓也以她的名字命名。
此座談會附作者新書簽售。此活動將以英語進行。
2012年11月17日 (週六)
下午2:30至4時
華埠/麥禮謙圖書館
一樓會議室
跑華街 1135號 (近Jackson 街)
Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Please join award-winning local poet and author Nellie Wong as she reads from Breakfast Lunch Dinner, her fourth book of poetry. Her vibrant poetry bears witness to the incredible times through which she lived—from the immigration of her parents via Angel Island, World War II, the Civil Rights Movement, and the struggle for solidarity everywhere. Nellie Wong’s poetry in stone engravings graces upper Market Street and the Embarcadero Roadway in San Francisco. Recently, a new building on the campus of Oakland High School, her alma mater, was named after her.
Books will be available for purchase and signing. This author event will be in English only.
Date: Saturday, November 17th
Time: 2:30-4:00pm
Location: Chinatown Branch Library at 1135 Powell St. (Between Washington and Jackson st.)
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