Join Miss Amy for songs, books, and early literacy tips for babies during this Facebook Live event.

Join us on Zoom for a writing session! Whether you're new to writing, journal every day, or if you're a published author - we'd love to have you! Each week we'll give you one prompt ahead of time and one new prompt at the beginning of the meeting for a free-write. Then we'll share and discuss. Join here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86999624199 This week's prompt: Write a paragraph using alliteration – feel free to make each sentence a different alliterative sound.

Youth Librarian Mellisa is doing a Facebook Live Storytime every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.! Join us for singing, finger play, and a story.

Diverse Perspectives Book Club gives us the opportunity to learn about various cultures, ideas, and new perspectives. This month we will be celebrating Jewish-American Heritage Month! Register below to receive your spice packet and recipe! Come ready to discuss this month's book... The Book Smugglers: Partisans, Poets, and the Race to Save Jewish Treasures from the Nazis by David Fishman.

Once a month, grab a book box from your favorite library during curbside/open hours. Each box will contain a book plus other items that follow the month's theme. There will be options for pre-readers, early readers, school-age, and high school. Then, head over to a Zoom room a couple of weeks later to discuss your box.

Have a question about your device? Want to find out more about the library's new mobile hotspots? Check out our special online tech help program between 10:00 a.m. and 11:00am for help from our friendly Library volunteers. Please register and an email with the link to join the online program will be sent to you.

The Placer Consortium on Homelessness (PCOH) is a subcommittee within the CoC that specifically discusses matters pertaining to Placer County.

Join this teen group to discuss everything Anime and Manga. A grab-and-go craft bag will be available each week at the Grass Valley Library so teens have Otaku-themed activities to do and discuss during the program. Ages 13-18. Please register or email Librarian Mellisa and information will be sent to you via email. Make sure to include your Discord Tag in the notes. This is a teen-only program.

The Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board (MHSUAB) is comprised of consumers, family members and community members appointed by the Board of Supervisors to advise the Behavioral Health Department. The MHSUAB meets monthly with the Behavioral Health Director to provide advice, guidance and recommendations. The MHSUAB may discuss or review topics related to policy, procedures, target population, budget, staffing, program development, service needs, assessment and priorities. The MHSUAB may request presentations from programs or staff in specific areas of interest. An Annual Report from the MHSUAB is provided to the BOS highlighting progress and accomplishments. The meeting is open to the public.

Join Miss Amy for songs, books, and early literacy tips for babies during this Facebook Live event.

Meeting may be held by remote; see agenda for details.

The Commission provides policy advice to the Board of Supervisors; appraises and evaluates county health and human services programs; participates in long range planning processes; helps identify and coordinate community resources, including the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), that can be used to provide collaborative solutions to health and human services needs; oversees the extent and the quality of the participation of low income constituents in the CSBG funded programs; participates in activities of the Agency on Aging Area 4 (AAA4) Advisory Council; provides advice and recommendations to the Board of Supervisors. The meeting is open to the public.

What is “Talking in Code”? Talking in Code is an interactive workshop with the Nevada County Building Department discussing evolving code requirements, code enforcement consistency, construction trends and much, much more. Contractors, homeowners, architects, engineers, draftsman, industry representatives and anyone involved in a construction or development project can greatly benefit from attending. These meetings are normally held every other month throughout the year.

Come pick up a free Friendship Bracelet Grab Bag at the Grass Valley branch! You'll get everything you need to make friendship bracelets. Just call us when you arrive and we'll bring a bag out to you.

Youth Librarian Mellisa is doing a Facebook Live Storytime every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.! Join us for singing, finger play, and a story.

This Zoom event is especially for teen and tween artists. Our Art Club will meet weekly. There will be an activity demonstrated, drawing, painting, collage, etc. It's also a time for you to show off your work to the others in the group. Let's see your creativity and craftiness! For ages 10-17. This month we will explore working with acrylic paints. Supplies are first come, first served. Please call (530) 265-1541 to reserve your Art Attack supplies and arrange for pick up at one of our curbside locations. Please register and a link will be sent to you via email.

Join us as we find out more about Walter Russell on his 150th Birthday! Author, Painter, Sculptor, Musician, Horse Breeder, Architectural Drafter, Champion Ice Skater, Cosmologist, and friend of Nikola Tesla & Mark Twain. Just who was Walter Russell? This event is in partnership with the University of Science and Philosophy in Waynesboro, VA!

Join this teen group to discuss everything Anime and Manga. A grab-and-go craft bag will be available each week at the Grass Valley Library so teens have Otaku-themed activities to do and discuss during the program. Ages 13-18. Please register or email Librarian Mellisa and information will be sent to you via email. Make sure to include your Discord Tag in the notes. This is a teen-only program.

Meeting may be held by remote; see agenda for details.

Youth Librarian Mellisa is doing a Facebook Live Storytime every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.! Join us for singing, finger play, and a story.

Join this teen group to discuss everything Anime and Manga. A grab-and-go craft bag will be available each week at the Grass Valley Library so teens have Otaku-themed activities to do and discuss during the program. Ages 13-18. Please register or email Librarian Mellisa and information will be sent to you via email. Make sure to include your Discord Tag in the notes. This is a teen-only program.

Tune in to the Youth Services team on the radio for silly songs, rhymes and Storytime. Every Thursday morning at 9 a.m. on Star 94.1 FM.