February Calendar of Events

Our February Calendar of Events for classes and programs is now available at the front desk in the library.  This month, we have two concerts, both on Sunday afternoons, February 1 and February 15.  We think you will really enjoy the entertainment!  There are also a variety of classes, so be sure to look through the brochure, there's bound to be something you will find interesting. You can also click on the image to left to take you directly to our online calendar where you can browse and sign up for classes.

If you didn't know already, we have a great new tool for registering for classes and programs at the library.  Clicking the picture in the left hand column of this page will take you directly to our calendar.  Find an event you'd like to attend and click on it.  From there, follow the simple directions to sign up.  That's all there is too it.  Additionally, from our main page, www.victorfreelibrary.org, you can click on the picture of the chalkboard to also sign up.

Upcoming Classes and Events

Now that summer is over, we're getting back in to offering a vast assortment of classes and events.  This week we have "Passport to Adventure", which outlines a trip to Paris in October, 2015 and a computer and internet basics course.  Registration is required for all our programs.  Sign up can happen three ways: call us, stop in, or use our new online sign up feature(the link to this can be found to the left of this message).

The very first Adult Summer Reading Program has officially ended at the Victor Library, and it was a smashing success.  We had over 40 people registered, and over 1200 reading hours logged.  That's a lot of reading!  Thank you to all who participated and for those who have not yet picked up your prize(s), they are here waiting for you at the library.  For those of you who logged 30 or more hours of reading, stay tuned for the grand prize drawing.  One name will be drawn, and we will contact you if you are the winner.  Best of luck to all! 

Next year, we hope to improve on what we've started, making the summer reading program for adults even better.  Again, thank you to all who participated, and we hope to see you (plus others!) next year.

Alzheimer's Association of Rochester and the Finger Lakes

Starting in September, we will be collaborating with the Alzheimer's Association of Rochester and the Finger Lakes to offer monthly classes on Alzheimer's disease and how it affects all family members.  The classes will be on the third Thursday of each month, from 6:30 - 8:00.  Each month will focus on a different topic.  We are very excited to provide these monthly educational programs.  As always, all our events are free and open to the public. We continue to strive to bring you  educational programs that you feel are beneficial.

As of today, we have 33 people signed up for the Adult Summer Reading Program!  The response has been much greater than we anticipated, so thank you to all that are participating.  For those of you who haven't signed up and are interested in doing so, you can still sign up and register your hours to win prizes.  Check on our homepage or stop in/call the library for details.

On Wednesday evening, June 25 at 7:00pm, Dr. Nichole McMindes will be in the library for her presentation entitled, "Everyday Greatness: Small Steps to Great Health".  She will be showing us how to slowly and properly work towards a healthier lifestyle.  It should be an educational as well as an entertaining discussion.  Just sign up in the library or call us at 924-2637.  Hope to see you there!