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Join Eileen Adkins of 'Leen On Me Organizing as she takes you on a journey to organization.

Joe Daugirdas will share his shopping expertise and secrets for saving money. Learn how to consistently save 70% and more through couponing, sales, and rewards programs on groceries and toiletries.  Find out new ways to save money on restaurants, utilities, cell/smart phones, travel, gas, prescriptions, clothes, and much more! Discover the psychological aspects of shopping and saving money. Find out how to save too much money! 

“Human Trafficking: Modern-Day Slavery” describes the complex reality of human trafficking as a major global and very local human rights issue. Learn about victims and traffickers, methods used to lure individuals into this criminal activity, current federal and state legislation regarding human trafficking, and the ways they already encounter human trafficking in their lives and work.

For Caregivers and anyone that has parents who are older and may need help in the future.

Planning, family exercises, and communication techniques will be presented. Bring your questions about planning, stress, finances, and family dynamics.

Bass Lake has a rich and varied natural and cultural history. We'll show you Bass Lake as it was in days gone by - a resort for city-dwellers seeking relief from the heat and crowindg of city life. We'll then move forward to Bass Lake of today as a refuge for rare wildlife and just what makes it such an inviting place for both people and wildlife. 

Presented by Geauga Park District.

Make your own handmade book! Bring your own special beads or trinkets to personalize your creation. Bring a bag lunch if you need a break during class.

Registration required - begins April 11th.

What exactly is fungus? Is it plant, animal, or something else? Is it edible, or poisonous? How does it live? What good is it?  From recycling to medicine and other uses, this program explores the natural history of fungi and the important role it plays in our environment. 

Presented by the Geauga Park District.

 
The Burton Public Library will be closed Thursday, November 22.  We will re-open at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, November 23.

Children 5 years and younger join us for movement songs, book to build mindfulness, and stretches that mimic animals.  

Babies from 3 months to 24 months