Saturday, October 2, 3 pm

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with William Reyes, "El Mariachi Loco". This solo act will present various Mexican popular songs.

Elizabeth Ginsberg graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and received grants to study in Japan, Peru and Italy. The artist's solo exhibitions include Tokyo, Munich, Venice, Roncade, Amarillo, Boston, New York, Pensacola, Salt Lake City, Seattle and Washington D.C. Through October 31.

A love of Sicilian and Southern Italian roots music is what drives ROSA TATUATA to passionately interpret the traditions and melodies of their ancestors. Just as their name comes from Tennessee Williams’ beloved play about the happy, raucous collision of immigrant and American cultures; likewise ROSA TATUATA’s performance relates that incredible commingling to their beloved audience through song!

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with singer Gabriel de los Santos. Gabriel has performed on the NBC television series " The Voice" and was given rave reviews on his performance. He received an award sponsored by the Goya Corporation for outstanding achievement in the arts and attends the Newark School of Arts.

Walter Whitman was an American poet, essayist, and journalist. A humanist, he was a part of the transition between transcendentalism and realism, incorporating both views in his works. Padre Miguel Hernandez will give a bilingual discussion on his famous works.

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This presentation by Sam Bernstein will explore the origins and impact of the Civil Rights movement of the 1960’s including contributing historical antecedents by the White House, Congress, and the Supreme Court leading up to the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Join us for an overview presentation on Medicare. Learn the different parts of Medicare and how to get the best value for your money. This session is helpful to those planning for the future as well as those already enrolled in Medicare.

Gravediggers, also known as cemetery workers or burial ground custodians, dig graves in cemeteries for burials. It sounds creepy, but it's a job that must be done whenever someone dies and chooses to be buried. Mr. Cramer Stiff ( yes, Stiff) will answer your questions about burials, cremation and cemeteries.

Come practice English in a relaxed, fun and friendly environment!

Our interactive class will focus on useful conversation basics and emerging reading and writing skills. Instructor Jean Kashanian will discuss your needs in order to build vocabulary that is meaningful and helpful to you.

Technology can be confusing especially to the beginner. If you need basic help with your computer, cell phone, tablet, word processing, spreadsheet, power point presentation, or more, the we're here to answer your questions. Expanded hours are coming soon!

Email youth@westorangelibrary.org with questions, to register, and for Zoom log in or sign up through the library calendar when available.