Tracey Reed began her tenure as Director of IVPL in June. She recently sat down for a conversation with the Bucks County Beacon.
“Libraries strive to be mirrors and windows for our communities: we are able to see ourselves reflected here, but also be able to see through the glass to more of the world around us,” said Reed.
Mr. Robbie has an important message for IVPL patrons. Youth Services will be providing fun, brain-building, and free programs and resources throughout the summer.
Featured Artist
Kevin Lynn…. Artist working in multiple genres blending Ancient Encaustic wax techniques with modern photography tools to create abstract/modern imagery.
Donationsto the library help make all of these things possible. We could not operate without your support. Please consider donating today. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you wish to speak about supporting the library.
Do you have new or gently used Pokemon cards that need a new home? Consider donating them to the library. The Youth Services Department is planning to start an after school Pokemon Meet-up Club and needs cards to expand this program.
Bring your donations to the Children's Room. Email youthservices@ivpl.orgwith questions.
All Ages Events
Visitivpl.org for more information about our current and future programs. Caregivers of children ages 9 and under must remain in the room during the program and caregivers of children ages 10-12 must remain in the library during the program.
Meet me at the Park: Souderton Borough Community Park (All ages)
Friday, July 5 — 11:00 AM—12:00 PM
Off-Site
Come out to the park to sign up for our Summer Learning Program and do some fun activities with Ms. Angela. All dates are weather permitting. Check our calendar to confirm before attending.
Please Note: This event takes place at Souderton Borough Community Park. The address of the park is 459 Wile Ave, Souderton, PA 18964.
Meet me at the Park: Alvin C. Alderfer Recreation Center (All ages)
Friday, July 12 — 11:00 AM—12:00 PM
Off-Site
Come out to the park to sign up for our Summer Learning Program and do some fun activities with Ms. Angela. All dates are weather permitting. Check our calendar to confirm before attending.
Please Note: This event takes place at Alvin C. Alderfer Recreation Center. The address of the park is 420 Oak Drive, Harleysville, PA 19438.
Forward to the Moon!: Kari Byron from Crash Test World and Myth Busters launches us on a journey beyond the Earth towards a sustainable future in space. NASA’s 21st-century Artemis program, named after the Greek moon Goddess and twin of Apollo, is the next step in our mission to explore the universe and land the first woman and person of color on the surface of the Moon. Produced by Fiske Planetarium in collaboration with TEND Studio with funding from NASA SSERVI and Lockheed Martin.
This program will be an hour long in a dark room, because of this the recommended age for attendance is 7 and up. Youth 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult during this program.
We will be meeting at the North Penn High School's Planetarium (1340 S Valley Forge Rd, Lansdale, PA 19446).
$5 in advance per person. Cash only to be paid at the Reference Desk of IVPL. Space is limited, payment must be made to confirm your attendance.
No refunds unless IVPL or NPHS cancels the program.
Are you ready to be a superhero? Stop by the library to build your superhero skills. Design your own mask, complete our obstacle course, do some agility training and more! All participants will receive a certificate of completion. Aspiring heroes of all ages are welcome. Superhero costumes are welcome but not required. No registration required.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Caregivers of children ages 9 and under must remain in the room during the program and caregivers of children ages 10-12 must remain in the library during the program.
Interactive Family Movie: Moana (All ages)
Wednesday, July 17 — 6:30—8:00 PM
Community Room
Bring the whole family for a movie night where everyone can participate. The library will provide the props and scripts while you provide the enthusiasm. Tonight, we will join Moana and her friends on their adventure to recover the heart of Te Fiti. Prop creation will start at 6:30 and the movie will start at 7. Registration is recommended in order to secure a pack of movie props.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Caregivers of children ages 9 and under must remain in the room during the program and caregivers of children ages 10-12 must remain in the library during the program.
IVPL Planeswalker Club
Thursdays — 5:00—8:00 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
New and experienced players of Magic: The Gathering are welcome. Learn how to create decks or test decks you've already curated. If you are brand new to the game, join us to learn how to play MTG.
All ages are welcome; however, adult supervision is required for players under 13.
*If you are experiencing COVID symptoms or have been recently exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID, please stay home.
Chess for Beginners
Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Learn how to play chess and hone your skills!
All ages are welcome; however, adult supervision is required for players under 13.
Youth Events
Please note: The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Chef Zak Makes Snacks: Nautical Nibbles
This program is full. Use the link below to get on the wait list
Community Room
Join Chef Zak for a casual and fun cooking class for kids! Bring the whole family for creative treats that are fun to make and fun to eat.
We will explore a BOAT theme! ⛵ All ingredients provided. No meat, fish, or peanuts. For further ingredient details, please email rfischer@ivpl.org
Monday, July 1, 15, & 29 —10:00 AM—12:00 PM Wednesday, July 31 — 6:00—8:00 PM
Community Room
Stop by the library to complete our monthly challenge or just have some free building time. No registration required. For safety reasons, preschoolers MUST be accompanied by an adult.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Caregivers of children ages 9 and under must remain in the room during the program and caregivers of children ages 10-12 must remain in the library during the program.
Crafts for a Cause
Monday, July 8 & 22 10:00 AM—12:00 PM
Storyhour Room
Stop by the library to create some crafts to help your local community. Crafters of all ages and abilities are welcome. No registration required. This week, we will be making posters to advertise a drive for toiletries to help those in need.
The Indian Valley Public Library strives to make our youth programs accessible for all. If you or your child needs accommodations or extra support, please let us know in person or by emailing youthservices@ivpl.org.
Caregivers of children ages 9 and under must remain in the room during the program and caregivers of children ages 10-12 must remain in the library during the program.
Building Buddies (All ages)
Thursday, July 11 — 10:00 AM—12:00 PM
Storyhour Room
Stop in the library to build with a variety of materials, including Legos, Magnatiles and More! Fun for all ages. No registration required.
Animal Champions with the Center for Aquatic Sciences (Ages 7-12)
Monday, July 15 — 2:00—3:00 PM
Community Room
With the world constantly changing, those who can adapt reign supreme. Meet animals with amazing adaptations that help them thrive. Registration is required and starts July 1.
This program is sponsored by the Foundation of Friends.
Drawn from Nature with the John James Audubon Center (Ages 7-12)
Tuesday, July 16 — 2:00—3:00 PM
Community Room
Mimic the famed artist John James Audubon, and learn to draw nature in real life. Students will create their own nature-inspired drawings using some of the same techniques Audubon did. Registration is required and starts July 1.
This program is sponsored by the Foundation of Friends.
Adventure of the Lost Treasure with Talewise (Ages 7-12)
Wednesday, July 17 — 2:00—3:00 PM
Community Room
Join Science Heroes on a treasure-hunting adventure deep within the jungle! Along the way, the audience helps the performer conduct exciting science experiments that bring this story to life! Experiment with chemical reactions, air pressure, physical explosions, and more! Don’t miss this exciting and interactive STEM learning adventure! Registration is required and starts July 1.
This program is sponsored by the Foundation of Friends.
Fire and Ice with Mad Science of West NJ (Ages 7-12)
Thursday, July 18 — 2:00—3:00 PM
Community Room
This spectacular show will thrill you with impressive science experiments. You will experience foggy dry ice storms and mind-boggling vanishing paper and be amazed by a sizzling spoon, shivering quarter, and special bubbly showers! Registration is required and starts July 1.
This program is sponsored by the Foundation of Friends.
Babies Boogie Storytime (Ages birth-24 months)
Wednesday, July 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31 — 10:15—10:45 AM
Community Room
Stories, songs, and bounces for children ages birth to 24 months, followed by time to play and socialize. Siblings welcome.
Fun, brain-building, and free! No registration required. You do not need to attend every session.
Pajama Storytime (All ages)
Tuesday, July 2, 16, & 30 — 7:00—7:30 PM
Storyhour Room
Stories, songs, and movement activities before bedtime for children of all ages. Pajamas welcome (not required).
Lunch Bunch Storytime (All ages)
Thursdays, July 11, 18, & 25 — 12:00—12:30 PM Outside
Stories, songs, and movement activities for children of all ages. Bring a lunch or snack (not required). Meet at the pavilion outside. May be moved inside.
Go to ouronline calendar to see our planned events along with more information.
Get ready to showcase your creativity at the Indian Valley Public Library! We want to see your amazing artwork, whether it's a drawing, painting, sculpture, needlework, or anything else. Your masterpiece will be on display for the whole month of September. Let's unleash your artistic talent!
For more details or if you have any questions, reach out to Nicole at nhusbands@ivpl.org.
Drop Off Art & Submission Form: Monday, August 19 to Friday, August 23
Readers aged 13-18 are invited to join this inclusive community of readers to engage in meaningful book discussions and participate in impactful community service initiatives.
This month, we will be reading With or Without You by Eric Smith. Visit IVPL's Reference Desk for a copy of this book.
All’s fair in love and (food truck) war.
Everyone knows Jordan Plazas and Cindy Ortiz hate each other.
According to many viral videos of their public shouting matches, the Plazas and Ortiz families have a well-known food truck rivalry. Jordan and Cindy have spent all of high school making cheesesteaks and slinging insults at each other across their shared Philadelphia street.
But the truth? They’re in love, and it’s all just an act for the tourists.
When the fake feud lands them a reality tv show pilot, Jordan and Cindy find themselves having to lie on a much bigger scale. Trapped between pursuing their dreams or their love, can they find a way to have their cheesesteak and eat it too?
Art Adventures
Tuesdays, July 2 to August 13 — 2:00—3:00 PM
No meeting July 16
Community Room
Each week, get ready to dive into the world of a new artist! Together, we'll unleash our creativity and bring out masterpieces to life through our own inspired projects. Get set for an artful adventure!
No registration required.
Ages 12 an up.
Teen Time: DIY Fantasy Map
Friday July 19 — 11:00 AM—12:00 PM
Community Room
Do you love looking at the maps at the beginning of fantasy novels? Join us to create a map for your very own imaginary world!
Ages 13-18
Teen Time: Pudding Pictionary
Friday, July 26 — 11:00 AM—12:00 PM
Community Room
It is a Pictionary with a chocolate twist! We are using chocolate pudding instead of paper and pencil. This is an outdoor event. Depending on the weather, the event may be moved indoors.
Monday Movie: Five Nights at Freddy's
Monday, July 29 at 6 PM
Community Room
Join us to watch Five Nights at Freddy's
A troubled security guard begins working at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. During his first night on the job, he realizes that the night shift won't be so easy to get through. Pretty soon he will unveil what actually happened at Freddy's.
PG-13
1h 49m
MontCo Teen Author Tour: Dhonielle Clayton
Wednesday, August 14 — 7:00-8:30 PM
New York Times bestselling author Dhonielle Clayton will be live and in person at Indian Valley Public Library. Join us to explore Clayton’s magical worlds in The Marvellers and The Belles. A teen-led interview of Clayton will begin at 7:30 p.m., but join us at 7 p.m. for snacks and activities related to her books.
Adults are welcome.
Can't make it in person? Don't worry, we will be live streaming this event on Zoom. Starting Monday, July 29th, viewers joining us virtually can stop by the library beforehand to pick up an activity kit available (while supplies last).
Did you miss a puzzle? Visit this pageto solve past puzzles.
Visit the Virtual Teen Reading Loungeon the Teen's Page. The room is updated at the beginning of each month.
Don't forget to follow IVPL Teens Instagram - @ivpl_teens- for more updates and great content!
Adult Events
Adult Summer Reading Challenge
Between June 10 and August 31, complete at least eight (8) of the categories on the log. You will be entered into a drawing to win a gift card from a local business. Pick up the reading challenge and associated booklists at the library!
Evening Yoga at the Library
Wednesday, July 3 — 6:00—7:00 PM
Thursday, July 11, 18, & 25 — 6:00—7:00 PM
Community Room
These Vinyasa flow classes offer body strengthening postures and postures to encourage flexibility all through using breathing techniques. These flow classes are great for beginners!
Classes are taught by Brittany Seville, 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training, certified Yoga and Trauma-informed Yoga and owner of Serene Asana.
Classes will be held in-person in the community room. Masks are strongly encouraged, but not required during the classes.
Payment methods accepted: Cash, Check, Venmo
To register, call/text (267) 221-5804 or go to Sereneasana.com
Forgotten Voices Poetry Group
Saturday, July 6 — 1:00—3:00 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Poets poetry lovers are invited to our meetings. Many of our members write poetry. We welcome all ages, abilities, and interests and enjoy listening to what each member shares. For more information, go to www.montcopoet.org or email the reference desk at refdesk@ivpl.org.
Open Mic Night
Monday, July 8— 6:30—8:00 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Local music, poetry, storytelling, and more! Join us as a performer or an audience member.
Performer sign-up begins at 6:00 PM. Performers will have a five minute slot to showcase their unique talents.
This program is designed for adults and young adults ages 13 and up. Please keep a family-friendly environment in mind when selecting material to share.
Wild Philly: The Extraordinary Nature of Our Backyard
Monday, July 8 — 7:00—8:00 PM
Community Room
America’s sixth largest city is home to an amazing abundance of surprising wildlife: the peregrine falcon, the fastest animal on earth; the coyote, a recent immigrant to Wild Philly; the beaver, once vanished and now making an astonishing comeback; and so many more. Meet some of the region’s most intriguing creatures, plus the places you can go to see the full diversity of wildlife. Writer-naturalist Mike Weilbacher presents this illustrated lecture, the perfect companion to Mike’s book by the same name. Learn the astonishing story of the Lenape's relationship to our land, the history of Philly's role in natural history, and some of the great ways you can help heal nature.
About the Presenter: Mike Weilbacher travels the region offering lectures and walks on a variety of topics: climate change, monarch butterflies, microplastics, even the quirky mating habits of wild creatures. A magazine and book writer, his first book, Wild Philly: Explore the Amazing Nature in and Around Philadelphia, came out last spring, and his feature story on horseshoe crabs at the Delaware Bay was just published in Philadelphia magazine.
Mike will be selling and signing copies of Wild Philly: Explore the Amazing Nature in and Around Philadelphia after the talk, allowing you to explore the nature of our region all year long.
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This program will be held in the Community Room. Click here to register. Questions? Contact DeAnne O'Brien at dobrien@ivpl.org.
Board Game Night for Adults
Thursday, July 9 — 6:30—8:30 PM
Pennsylvania Room
Are you game?
Come and play with us!
Each session, we play two or three simple games (Rummikube, Mexican Train Dominoes, Five Crowns, Bananagrams, etc.*) more to learn and have fun than to win!
Bring along your favorite game for us to try!
Questions: Contact Bev Griffith, (215) 260-6361 or the IVPL Reference Desk (215) 723-9109, ext.3
*Cranium, Apples to Apples, Quiddler, Kings in the Corners and others
Quilting Science Stories of Land and Sea
Monday, July 15 — 7:00—8:00 PM
Community Room
As a college professor in earth science, Laura Guertin is always searching for new tools to add to her science toolkit for education and outreach. In 2018, she started using quilts as a way to share stories of scientific processes and events. Join us to hear about Laura's journey into quilting science subjects from the coast to the deep sea, and topics ranging from the Endangered Species Act to climate science solutions. You can view Laura's science quilts online at:
This class is a roundtable discussion of different classic education texts, both ancient and modern, to explore different educational ideas. We read texts ahead of class from authors such as Plato, Aristotle, Barr, and Holt and come prepared to openly discuss the learning principles put forward by each author. We meet monthly to discuss a different text each time, so registration will be needed to sign up for each class separately. Once registered, the PDFs of the text that you will need to read ahead of time will be emailed to you.
About the Instructor: Jonathan English is excited to start a community group that explores a variety of educational ideas and techniques. As a former homeschooler and graduate of St. John’s College Great Books classics program, he has long had an interest in learning how to learn and how to help others along the way. He has experience teaching in public schools, private schools, and homeschool academies with all age levels and subjects. He has worked closely with an MAT program to develop this course of reading that will increase civic dialogue to improve the educational experience for all. Jonathan currently oversees the beginner’s chess program at the library and enjoys spending time outside, drinking tea, and reading books.
Aphids eating your cucumbers? Squirrels stealing your corn? Rabbits munching on your lettuce? Can they be stopped? Yes they can. Mark Lyons, an experienced garden coach, will teach you strategies and tactics to stop these invaders from destroying your garden and stealing the fruits and vegetables you worked so hard to grow.
Presenter: Mark Lyons, a.k.a. “The Garden Troubadour”, is a master gardener, consultant and educator. He has been gardening since he was 10 years old, and his first success came when he grew a foot long, two-and-a-half-pound cucumber and was featured in the local paper. Today, Mark runs a successful business, called Green Thumb at Your Service, dedicated to inspiring and coaching people on growing their own food. Based in Palatine, IL, Mark travels around the country to deliver dynamic presentations on vegetable and mushroom gardening, harvest preservation, and home cheesemaking. He is also an accomplished singer/songwriter and performer, who plays guitar, ukulele, and washboard.
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The presentation will be held virtually via Zoom. Click hereto register, enter your information below. Questions? Contact DeAnne O'Brien at dobrien@ivpl.org.
Writers Workshop
Sunday, July 21 — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Aspiring writers meet to discuss writing and encourage each other's efforts. All are welcome.
Summer of 1969
Tuesday, July 23 — 7:00—8:00 PM
Virtual
In 1969, America experienced one of its most extraordinary summers. In addition to the ongoing unrest revolving around the Viet Nam War and Civil Rights, three pivotal milestones occurred: The Stonewall Riots, which marked the beginning of the modern LGBTQ era; the Apollo moon landing, which became the crowning achievement of a decade-long “Space Race”; and Woodstock, probably the single most important cultural event of the era. Join us as we relive the season that changed the face of America forever.
Presenter: Dr. Bill Thierfelder holds a Ph.D. in English with minors in theater, art history, and music history, and a Masters Degree in Theology. After teaching Second Grade for four years and High School seniors for six months as a replacement substitute, he spent the next 32 years teaching a variety of Arts and Humanities courses at several New York and Long Island universities and colleges, including St. John's University (his alma mater), Hofstra University, and Dowling College. He is currently docent emeritus from the American Museum of Natural History where he continues to give both Zoom and in-person presentations, works on special editing projects, and gives tours. He also lectures regularly for libraries and educational organizations across the country via Zoom.
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The presentation will be held virtually via Zoom. Click here to register.. Questions? Contact DeAnne O'Brien at dobrien@ivpl.org.
Friday Tai Chi Gung Classes
Friday July 19 — 2:00—3:00 PM
Outside behind the library
Friday July 26 — 2:00—3:00 PM
Community Room
Tai Chi Gung classes increase positive energy & stamina, enhance focus & concentrate, support better range of motion, improve sleep, and create deeper prayers & meditation. These classes are great for beginners!
Classes are taught by Nathanael Butler, Certified Instructor and held in-person in the Community Room.
For registration, payment and more information, click here.
*Please contact DeAnne O'Brien at dobrien@ivpl.org or 215-723-9109 for any questions*
Having Ancestors for Lunch
Join us for our lunchtime programs on genealogy. Bring a brown-bag lunch if you like. Time will be available at the end of each program for informal group and individual discussion and research.
(in person, or by phone), via email at mporter@ivpl.org, or click the links for each program above.
Movie Matinee: The Boys in the Boat
Tuesday, July 30 — 2:00—4:00 PM
Community Room
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the library while watching a film on our big screen. For the titles of the upcoming movies, visit the Reference Desk or call the library at 215-723-9109, ext 3.
The Boys in the Boat is a sports drama based on the #1 New York Times bestselling non-fiction book written by Daniel James Brown. The film, directed by George Clooney, is about the 1936 University of Washington rowing team that competed for gold at the Summer Olympics in Berlin. This inspirational true story follows a group of underdogs at the height of the Great Depression as they are thrust into the spotlight and take on elite rivals from around the world.
The Boys in the Boat is a sports drama based on the #1 New York Times bestselling non-fiction book written by Daniel James Brown. The film, directed by George Clooney, is about the 1936 University of Washington rowing team that competed for gold at the Summer Olympics in Berlin. This inspirational true story follows a group of underdogs at the height of the Great Depression as they are thrust into the spotlight and take on elite rivals from around the world.
Mahjong
Tuesdays — 1:30—4:00 PM
Lewis McLean Reading Room
Join fellow mahjong players once a month for a fun game of skill, strategy, calculations and a degree of chance.
All are welcome to attend.
Knitwits
Tuesdays, July 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 — 2:30—4:30 PM
Study Room 1
Sit, stitch, and chat! Bring a project you are working on, then sit back and relax with others who share the same interest in knitting.
Red Scarf Project
Knit or crochet a red scarf to encourage teens who are off to college. Yarn ends should be securely sewn in.
Size: Approximately 60" long and 5" to 8" wide. Scarves should be long enough to be wrapped around the neck, with tails long enough to be tied in the front.
Color: Red! (burgundy, red stripes, multicolor hues including red)
Optional: Create a "Handmade by You" tag with your first name, your town, and "Indian Valley Public Library" on the label.
The Indian Valley Photography Club consists of advanced amateurs and those just beginning their journey into photography. Our members photograph a wide range of subjects including nature, landscape. macro, portraiture, sports, travel and much more.
Our mission is to encourage knowledge, skills and enjoyment of photography through monthly meetings, workshops, lectures and demonstrations encompassing all phases of photography.
Regular monthly Indian Valley Photography Club meetings are held on the first (in-person and Zoom) and third Tuesdays (Zoom) of every month.
Guests are always welcome to attend. There are no fees to join. Please contact Indianvalleyphotography@gmail.com with questions and to receive the Zoom link.
Tech Help
Tuesday, July 2, 9, 23 & 30 — 11:00—12:45 AM
Do you need help with your e-reader, tablet, or laptop? Sign up for one-on-one help with a librarian. Come with your questions and we will work together to find the answers.
Basic device overview (how to text, how to take pictures, change settings, etc.)
Basic app/software overview
Video conferencing software such as Zoom and Skype
General internet/research instruction
Creating a new email account, email basics
Password resets
Privacy settings on social media and beyond
We cannot help with…
Hardware issues
Removing viruses
Installing non-library apps or software
Keyboarding, typing, or proofreading documents
Entering sensitive information for you (e.g. credit card information, social security number, online banking, etc.)
The library is not liable for any damage to patron equipment that may occur during a help session. Registration for the event assumes acceptance of both this disclaimer and IVPL's internet usage policy.
PA Medi (formerly APPRISE)
Friday, July 5 — 9:00 AM—12:00 PM
Thursday, July 18 — 9:00 AM—12:00 PM
Study Room 1
Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight (PA MEDI) offers free Medicare counseling to older Pennsylvanians. PA MEDI Counselors are specially trained to answer your questions and provide you with objective, easy-to-understand information about Medicare, Medicare Supplemental Insurance, Medicaid, and Long-Term Care Insurance.
PA MEDI Counselors do not sell Medicare products but rather offer current, unbiased Medicare education to help you make the most informed choice about the Medicare options available to you.
Did you know recycled grocery bags can create colorful, woven mats for homeless individuals in our community? Through a partnership with Integrate for Good and Angels in Motion, the Indian Valley Public Library is joining the project. Each week community members will join to learn different parts of the project including cutting bags, making loops, making "plarn" (plastic yarn), and weaving the mats on a loom.
Anyone is welcome to join us!
Contact Nicole Husbands at nhusbands@ivpl.org for information or with questions
Optional: Volunteers may plastic bags to the program.
Le Cercle Francais
Thursday, July 11 & 25 — 7:00—8:30 PM
Study Room 1
Parlez-vous francais? Want to improve your French language skills? Join our French language group. All levels of proficiency are welcome. We are meeting either in person or Zoom. For more information, email the Reference Desk at refdesk@ivpl.org.
Stammtisch German Language Group
Tuesday, July 30 — 6:00-7:45 PM
Pennsylvania Room
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? If you speak (any level of) German and would like to practice conversation, feel free to join this group. Topics of conversation vary as does the level of fluency and we support each other in improving our ability to communicate. For more information, email the Reference Desk at refdesk@ivpl.org.
Go to ouronline calendar to see our planned events along with more information.
