There are many investment products -like stocks, bonds, Mutual Funds/ETFs, and insurance products- to help you accomplish your financial goals. This session will help you learn more about an array of these products and their features, risks, and returns. This presentation is brought to you by the Office of Investor Education and Advocacy of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission … Read More
Join us to learn about opportunities to work in federal agencies and explore federal careers while still in school. From high school to graduate level, learn about programs that may even lead to lasting employment in the civil service. The zoom link for this session will be sent to those who register closer to the event date. Presented by the … Read More
Join us to learn about opportunities to work in federal agencies and explore federal careers while still in school. From high school to graduate level, learn about programs that may even lead to lasting employment in the civil service. The zoom link for this session will be sent to those who register closer to the event date. Presented by the … Read More
Join us this Library Lovers’ Month, with local author Martha Anne Toll in conversation with fiction writer and book reviewer, Ericka Taylor. The interview will be followed by an audience Q&A segment. Location: Chevy Chase Library, Lower Level Meeting Room For additional assistance or inquiries about this program, contact the Chevy Chase Library at 240-773-9590. You can place a hold … Read More
People Animals Love, a nonprofit organization, is back to help children with their language and reading skills! Each child will have the ability to read out loud to a dog to improve their reading skills. Registration not required. Every second Saturday at 11am, 5th floor reading nook. More at https://mcpl.events/read-to-a-dog
Have fun learning how to build your own terrarium with Plant Mom Dee! These air plants are easy care, only a few squirts of water weekly will keep them growing nice and green! This program is for children ages 8 to 12. Online registration is required with 15 spaces available: https://mcpl.events/terrarium
Come celebrate the year of the rabbit with a traditional Chinese Lion Dance! Presented by East Rising Lion Dance Troupe. Lion dance is performed during many different occasions to bring good fortune and prosperity. You will likely see lion dance performed during the new year, weddings, store and restaurant openings and certain holidays. 5th floor program room. No registration required.
An informal class for teens by teens to learn and practice traditional Ethiopian dances. This program is for ages 13-18. https://mcpl.events/ethiopian-dance
Beginner Improv Workshop Series Tuesdays Jan 10, 17, 24, 31 – 6:30-7:30 pm in the 3rd floor meeting space at Brigadier Gen. Charles E. McGee Library. Improv is a form of comedy where the characters, scene and plot are made up on the spot. Come have fun and make new friends! No experience necessary. Lili has been teaching improv for … Read More