On Tuesdays and Thursdays we show movies suggested for adults on the big screen. Today: This 2009 documentary features lost interviews with boxing legend Muhammad Ali.

For this month’s Reminiscers program, CADL local history librarian David Votta will present a program that explores a popular legend about the founding of Lansing. For over 100 years, the story that B...

Learn how to make a blog quickly with easy-to-use web applications. Participants should be comfortable using the Internet. Runs to 7:30 pm.

*Registration required: call (517) 272-9840.

Featuring titles written by African American authors, these 90-minute sessions also include reviews of books and book talks on the latest additions to our Ethnic Collection. Meets the 2nd Tuesday of t...

This seven-week long series runs every Tuesday from Feb. 2-March 16. It will help you learn United States history and civics, practice English skills, learn the steps to apply for citizenship and stud...

This computer class for ESOL students features English Discoveries, our newest English language software. Runs to 11:30 am. Participants should arrive on time. Anyone arriving more than 10 minutes pas...

*Registration required; call (517) 367-6356

This month we are reading the 2010 Capital Area Reads One Book selection, Heart in the Right Place by Carolyn Jourdan. Readers across Ingham County are enouraged to read and talk about the book, then ...

Practice your English reading and speaking skills by reading books and short stories aloud. All are welcome for reading and conversation. For high beginners to intermediate readers.

Baby Boomers and seniors are playing videogames more than ever before! Here’s a chance for area seniors to learn what the fuss is all about and have some fun with videogames, including Wii bowling, te...

Learn how to download eAudiobooks to your PC and compatible MP3 player. Runs 1½ hours.

* Registration required; call (517) 347-2023.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays we show movies suggested for adults on the big screen. Today: This 2009 documentary mixes original interviews with archival footage and photographs that shed light on the lif...

Learn to set up your own MY Way e-mail account; compose, send and open messages; add and open attachments. Experience using a mouse and Windows required. We recommend that you obtain a CADL library ca...

*Registration is required by calling (517) 367-6356.

Stop by or call the library for upcoming class subjects or more information.

*Registration required; call (517) 339-2324.

Learn how to set up your own email account; to compose, send and open messages; and to add and open attachments. Participants should know how to use a mouse and Windows.

* Registration required by calling (517) 676-9088.

Knit or crochet projects for Heartland-Hospice. Runs 2 hours.

Learn to create a simple slide presentation. Participants should know how to use a mouse and Windows and should have basic word processing skills such as formatting text. We recommend that you obtain...

*Registration is required by calling (517) 367-6356.

What are CSAs and how do they work? What are the benefits of eating locally grown food? What is the significance of the locally grown movement? Rebecca Titus will discuss these and other questions abo...

Join us each month to discuss a different and thought-provoking title. This month: Saturday by Ian McEwan

On Tuesdays and Thursdays we show movies suggested for adults on the big screen. Today: Based on Jodi Picoult’s bestseller My Sister’s Keeper, this 2009 drama stars Cameron Diaz as a mother who relies...

Join us for lively book discussion and refreshments. Titles to be determined.

Did you get an MP3 player or a similar device over the holidays? With a CADL card you can download free books, audiobooks and movies directly to your player. This workshop will show you how to get sta...

This computer class for ESOL students features English Discoveries, our newest English language software. Runs to 7:30 p.m. Participants should arrive on time. Anyone arriving more than 10 minutes pas...

*Registration required; call (517) 367-6356

Bring your finished pieces or works in progress. Open to all writing levels and genres. Adults and mature teens welcome.

Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, you’re invited to join this fantastic needle arts group! Come share ideas and conversation and work on your project in good company. Refreshments provided.

This month: The Piano Teacher by Janice Y. K. Lee