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A Message from the Library Director
Updated information about the City of Eugene's budget & the Library.

Art & Yoga for Adults
In Sept.: City of Eugene Recreation offers free try-it classes at the Library.

Computer Classes
Sept. & Oct.: Sign up now for hands-on-keyboard classes with topics ranging from genealogy to job hunting.

First Friday Concert: The South in the North Project
Sept. 3: Enjoy the high-energy music of ancient Mexico and South America, featuring authentic instruments.

Booked for the Evening Benefit Dinner
Sept. 11: The Eugene Public Library Foundation hosts an annual fundraiser for the Library.

Companies on a Mission
Sept. 16: A talk by Michael Russo on entrepreneurial strategies for growing a business sustainably & profitably.

Talk Like a Pirate Day
Sept. 18: Avast! Ahoy! Swashbuckling fun for kids & family!

Teen Team
Sept. 1: Apply now for the fall session of the Library's youth volunteer group.

Windfall Reading Series
Sept. 21: "Fierce Tenderness" with poets Jennifer Richter and Carlos Reyes.

Energy Assistance Programs for Seniors
Sept. 21: Learn about local sources of financial help for this winter's utility bills.

Angkor Wat & Cambodia
Sept. 22: An illustrated talk about the region's history & modern life.

Applying for College & Financial Aid
Sept. 25: Students & parents: get expert advice to help you succeed.

Banned Books Read-Out!
Sept. 25: Celebrate free speech with the ACLU at Eugene & Springfield Public Libraries.

Book Groups for Tweens & Teens
Sept. 30: Get together & talk about the book of the month.

Dangerous Reading: What Does the Constitution Really Say?
Oct. 2: A fascinating talk by Garrett Epps in honor of Banned Books Week.



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