Adult Programs & Events
Our programs have gone virtual! Check out our adult programs for Fall 2020.
For a full listing of programs and events, check out our calendar.
November Take & Make Craft Kit – Air Drying Clay
Request an Adult Take & Make Craft Kit and enjoy creating this month’s featured craft, air drying clay creations. All supplies will be included in your bag. The bag contains instructions and a video tutorial is available on our YouTube Channel (@AlbertLeaPubLib).
Click to request one with our no-contact pickup service.
Programs
Tech Talk
1st & 3rd Wednesdays
10 AM
Join the Albert Lea Public Library on the first and third Wednesday of each month for a short tech talk on frequently asked questions. Each week we will focus on a different topic.
Tech Talks will air on our YouTube Channel (@AlbertLeaPubLib).
Needles, Pins, & More
First Thursday of the Month
10 AM
Gather your current craft project and join us virtually on Zoom as we craft together.
This event will take place on Zoom. Register here.
Adult Coloring Meetup
Second Mon. of the month
6 PM
Request an Adult Coloring Kit from the library and join us for a virtual coloring session.
This event will take place on Zoom. Register here.
Adult Trivia
Second Wed. of the month
6 PM
Gather the adults in your household or play solo and test your knowledge at our Adult Trivia Nights.
This event will take place on Zoom. Register here.
Bingo
Third Thurs. of the month
4 PM
Join the Albert Lea Public Library for virtual bingo.
This event will take place on Zoom. Register here.
Adult Take & Make Craft Kit Meetup
Tuesday, December 15
6 PM
Did you pick up an Adult Take & Make Craft Kit this month? Join us as we get together virtually to talk about the craft and show off our creations!
This event will take place on Zoom. Register here.
On Demand Events
Land of 10,000 Tunes
Nate Hance performed “Land of 10,000 Tunes” for the library on June 14. This program is available to watch on demand. Follow this link to view the performance.
Come on a journey through the best of Minnesota’s musical landscape with performer Nate Hance. We’ll explore iconic works by the Andrews Sisters and Judy Garland and experience the state’s heritage through polkas, waltzes and marches. We will also shine the spotlight on Minnesota’s musical diversity through the last 60 years, including Bob Dylan, blues master Willie Murphy, Prince, and Owl City.
This project is made possible with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the people of Minnesota for Library Legacy activities.