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All day
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10am
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Mini Archiving Lab: Drop-In Tutorial
Tuesday, May 9, 10:00am to 11:30am
Sequoya Library will be hosting the Mini Archiving Lab in May and June 2023. The Mini Archiving Lab is a collection of portable equipment that can be used to digitize analog materials, such as home VHS movies, audio cassettes, photographs, negatives and more. Stop by Sequoya Library during select dates for a tutorial on how to use the library's Mini Archiving Lab. Tutorial duration is approximately 20-30 minutes. If you arrive while a tutorial is in progress, please be patient as we can return to earlier material as we finish. We recommend arriving right at the half hour mark (10:00, 10:30, 11:00, etc).
Following the tutorial, you will be able to make an appointment during library hours to use the equipment (up to 2 hours per day) for your personal archiving project. Patrons must bring some form of external storage—a portable hard drive, or a thumb drive—on which digital files can be stored.
The Mini Archiving Lab supports the following formats: VHS tapes, DVDs (not BluRay), audio cassettes, photographs (including negatives and slides), and other paper-based documents.
Call 608-266-6385 for more information.
Meeting Room B
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11am
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Dane CORE 2.0 Rental Assistance
Tuesday, May 9, 11:00am to 5:00pm
Are you behind on your rent because of the pandemic, either directly or indirectly? You are not alone. Many people are experiencing financial hardship right now.The African Center for Community Development will be located at the Lakeview Library on Tuesdays, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm, to help individuals and families who owe back rent apply for Dane Core assistance. Eligible households in need of rental and utility assistance should stop by.
Study Room 1
Adult Beginning Sewing
Tuesday, May 9, 11:00am to 1:30pm
Have you ever wanted to learn how to sew? Now is your time! Local artist and illustrator Rita Salm has been sewing since they were a kiddo, and took a more professional style sewing class in college. During this class, they fell in love with sewing again, and have been using it in their practice since. Join Rita in covering some sewing basics while creating something fairly simple and great to have - a classic tote bag. This program will deal with sewing machines, patterns, and putting all of the pieces together to create something you can take home. All materials and supplies will be supplied by the library.
Registration is required. Registration opens two weeks before the event, on April 25.
Community Room
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1pm
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Adult Knitting Club
Tuesday, May 9, 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Come on in & share tips or get advice! Please bring your own supplies. All skill levels welcome.
Meeting Room A
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3pm
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COVID Vaccine Clinic
Community Room - Table Side
Tuesday, May 9, 3:00pm to 5:30pm
Free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters at the Lakeview Library, administered by Public Health Madison & Dane County!
1st, 2nd, or booster doses of Pfizer and Moderna available while supplies last.
Everyone 6 months and older is welcome. 6 months-17 year olds need a parent or guardian present.
Walk-ins encouraged. Appointments are available but not required. Please visit https://publichealthmdc.com/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine/vaccination-appointments to book an appointment.
No ID or insurance required.
Community Room - Table Side
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4pm
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One-On-One Computer Assistance
Tuesday, May 9, 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Need help with basic computer or Internet skills? Looking for assistance downloading library eBooks and audiobooks? We offer free one-on-one sessions on Tuesday evenings!
Reservations required. Register online, in person, or call Goodman South Library at 608-288-6395.
Blue Room 128
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4pm
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We Make - Mini Flower Pots
Tuesday, May 9, 4:30pm to 5:30pm
Drop-in anytime between 4:30PM-5:30PM and decorate a mini flower pot! After decorating your pot you will have the option to plant a sun flower seed in it. All materials are provided and take what you make with you when you leave.
Youth 5 and under will require assistance from a caregiver. Tweens and teens are especially encouraged to attend!
Community Room
Cooking with Chef Lily
Community Room - Fireplace Side
Tuesday, May 9, 4:30pm to 5:30pm
Join The Kids Chef, Lily Kilfoy, for a series of cooking classes for school-age kids, tweens, and their families. Participants will learn about different foods, where they come from, how to follow recipes, and how to use a variety of tools. Registration is not required, but participation will be limited to the first 25 attendees. Food generously provided by Willy St. Co-op North.
Community Room - Fireplace Side
Filmmaking with the Bubbler - Filming Continued
Tuesday, May 9, 4:30pm to 6:00pm
Join us for this series teaching the fundamentals of film making! Nate Clark from the Bubbler will be teaching this engaging series where teens and tweens will create an informational video about Meadowridge Library! Nate is an animator and filmmaker working in both the video game and film industry. He has worked on award winning games and films, and local independent films in the city of Madison. Professional projects Nate has worked on have been nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, the BAFTA Award for Best Special Visual Effects, Game of the Year, Teen Choice Award for Choice Summer Movie: Drama, and the BFCA Critics Choice Award for Best Visual Effects. Nate has been working with the Madison Public Library since 2012, and the Media Lab at the Madison Public Library since its inception in 2013. Nate will be attending every other session and teen services librarian, Rachel, will be running the other work sessions. Nate's sessions will be 2/28, 3/14, 3/28, 4/11, 4/25, 5/9, 5/23, and 6/6.
This week will continue working on filming.
Study Room A
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5pm
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6pm
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Punch Needle Embroidery with Fiddlesticks Knits
Tuesday, May 9, 6:15pm to 7:45pm
Learn the craft of punch needle embroidery with Fiddlesticks Knits! This technique uses a punch needle tool to push thread through fabric, creating a design with distinctive textured loops.
Space is limited for this event; registration is required. Use the link below or call (608) 246-4547 to register.
About the presenter
Fiddlesticks Knits aims to make the art and skill of fiber arts accessible to everyone. More than a store, Fiddlesticks endeavors to cultivate a community that supports creativity, practical self-reliance, and feminist empowerment. All are welcome to shop, craft, learn, and gather regardless of skill level, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, race, immigration status, ability, and/or socioeconomic status.
Community Room Combined
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