Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and we have books and movies for you to enjoy. Movies Chan Is Missing, 1982 1 hour 17 minutes The Farewell, 2019 1 hour [...]
Staying Active At Home
The Challenge of Staying Active at Home while Social Distancing Due to the COVID-19, daily routines have been interrupted as we shelter in place. However, while sheltering in place it’s still imperative to stay physically active. Because physical activity is so vital [...]
Waldorf West Art Gallery
Didn’t get a chance to see the latest art at Waldorf West before we closed? No worries, we’ve got you covered with photos of what’s currently hanging. This quarter’s gallery features work of our very own CCPL staff members. Join us for a [...]
Gifts for Mom from the Heart
Is there no opportunity to celebrate Mom or Grandma on her special day with a lovely brunch or dinner out, or even a family gathering? Why not send her a creative gift straight from your heart? Time or distance may limit the ways [...]
Top Ten Horror Movies To Watch On Hoopla
Are you a fan of horror movies like me? Then here are ten “must watch” movies available for you today on Hoopla! (Note: Due to the limited number of checkouts available on Hoopla, you may not be able to watch all of these [...]
STEM Club @ Home: Coin Chemistry
Today we are going to learn all about oxidation by conducting two science experiments using pennies! Penny Change - Make dull pennies shine & then turn green with these chemistry experiments! Experiment Supplies 3 dull or dirty looking pennies [...]
The Road Not Yet Taken and other Poems for Isolation
Even though we are facing hard times, this also gives us a chance to reflect and try new things. It is also an excellent time to read! When I attended my undergrad, I studied English and fell in love with authors I have [...]
Pick up a new skill with this list of eBooks on learning to draw
Ask any artist: there’s few comments we hear more than, “Man, I wish I could draw! I can’t even draw a stick figure.” If you’ve ever caught yourself being that person, I’ve got good news: art is a learned skill! If you’re thinking [...]
Blogging 101, Part Two: Getting Started
In this section, we will cover the basics of starting your own blog. Before you begin writing your first post, you will have to decide on a few things: what platform you will use to blog, what you will blog about, and what [...]
Blogging 101, Part One: Why Blog?
You may associate blogging with the late 1990s or early 2000s, but the era of blogging is far from over. Blogs still provide valuable platforms for individuals looking to share their work with a wider audience. From baking to travelling [...]