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Meet Jackie McGriff and Courtney Shouse, from Our Voices Project, on March 27th at the library! Register for this event here: hpl.libcal.com/event/1015196…
Come join us and @WillCleveland13 next Thursday at 7pm to hear his talk "Rochester Craft Beer: The History and the Future of the Scene!" Learn about some local breweries to check out this summer! Register here: tinyurl.com/bddh28r9
Henrietta Community, there is a Job Fair happening tomorrow! Be sure to check out the link, registration is required!
Join us and our co-host, @CountyExecBello in @TownOfHenrietta at the @HenriettaPL for the first in a series of on-site, in-person job fairs in towns and neighborhoods across Monroe County! Learn more here: ow.ly/rjvl50Htc95
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RochesterWorks and Monroe County are co-hosting a series of on-site, in-person job fairs in towns and neighborhoods across Monroe County! Learn more about the event, including participating employers and job openings, here: ow.ly/60gh50HtbCs
Join us on Zoom Thursday, November 18, as we welcome Laura Warren Hill, author of Strike the Hammer: The Black Freedom Struggle in Rochester, NY, 1940-1970, and learn about the history of organizing and resistance in Rochester. Please register at: hpl.libcal.com/event/8120068
Book Release Party!! Rachel Harrison will join us to celebrate the release of her new book, Cackle, 10/15 at 6:00 PM. Rachel will read and sign books. @LiftBridgeBooks will be here to sell copies. Plus, tarot, crafts, and more! Register at: hpl.libcal.com/event/7959166 @rachfacelogic
Want to know more about the NY Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act? Join us for an informative event with NYS Senator Jeremy Cooney on September 14 at 7pm. Register to receive login information and submit your questions: hpl.libcal.com/event/7808993 @SenatorCooney
Register today for @ninetyfeetunder 's Zoom talk, What Poverty Does to People, next Thrs., July 15, at 7pm: buff.ly/3vTwBKM
We've loved having @StoffelMatt collection of classic Kodak cameras and equipment on display the month of June. Are you an artist or collector interesting in displaying your stuff? We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at: hpl.org/about/contact/
ALT A display case featuring a collection of old Kodak equipment including cameras, cases, and film.
ALT A display case featuring a collection of old Kodak equipment including cameras, cases, and film.
We are sponsoring this event with Pittsford Community Library and Webster Library on June 15th. We hope you'll join us to learn how systemic racism has impacted the health of Black women. Register at: hpl.libcal.com/event/7765314
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Join us to learn about the history of Capoeira, the 600+ year-old Afro-Brazilian art that blurs the line between dance and martial art. Chris Thompson will lead us through the history, music, and movement, so get ready to move! Register at: hpl.libcal.com/event/7576016
Public art matters. Last night @quajay and @shawndunwoody shared stories of how public art is created and what it becomes to people in the community. If you missed this, we encourage you to check out @quajay at the Pittsford Library on April 14th.
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We are excited to learn about Rochester's public art from artist Shawn Dunwoody and photographer Quajay Donnell on March 25th at 7:00. Please join us via Zoom. Only a few spots left. Register here: hpl.libcal.com/event/7353702
ALT Image with information for zoom presentation on public art March 25th at 7 PM. Includes photo of artist Shawn Dunwoody working on a building mural in Rochester.
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I'm honored to be presenting Discover Public Art with @shawndunwoody on Thursday, March 25. This special program is hosted by @HenriettaPL via zoom, and part of a series highlighting participants of In This Moment. Register today, 26 seats still avail. hpl.libcal.com/event/7353702
We've been planning a series of programs with some of the people involved in "In This Moment: Revolution Reckoning Reparation." The first is next Thursday. Born in Babylon will focus on people with disabilities and equity initiatives. More info at: hpl.libcal.com/event/7353699
