Saturday, May 18, from 10:00—11:30 AM Learn how to take better photos with your smartphone or tablet, use filters & edit images, save photos, and share them. Bring your charged phone or tablet, or any camera you’d like to use – this tips are all-purpose! Note: We will be walking outside the library if weather permits; dress for the weather. If you have any specific questions, please feel free to email them to Jennifer before the class at jennifer.koerber@gmail.com No Registration Required!

Satisfy your inner wanderlust and check out our monthly “Armchair Traveler” series! Jeff Klapes has been Head of Reference Services at Wakefield’s Beebe Library for over 20 years, where he is also known as the “Traveling Librarian.” On Tuesday, May 7th, Jeff will take us on an armchair traveler’s journey to Hungary’s impressive capital, Budapest. Opulent architecture along the Danube, spas and baths from the Ottoman era to the 19th century, and elegant Parisian style boulevards all create a unique atmosphere. Mixed in are the leftovers from the bleak era of Communist occupation, which make for compelling experiences learning about Hungary’s history. Having visited more than 50 countries and five continents over the years, Jeff does frequent armchair travel presentations showcasing the history and culture of various places, using photography to capture people, scenery, and local details. From Iceland to Namibia, Laos to Oman, Jeff has visited many off-the-beaten path places, as well as more popular ports of call. And of course, as a librarian, he also reads voraciously about his destinations to learn about their culture, history, politics, literature, nature, and cuisine. This series will take place monthly, alternating between the library and the senior center. Check out our online calendar for additional dates and times! This series is free and open to the public, and is funded by a grant from the Coburn Charitable Society.

Are you prepping to see Avengers: Endgame? Check out this amazing collection of Marvel Comics available on Overdrive, free with your library card!