Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning Classes

Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning

Memphis Public Libraries is providing continuing education and lifelong learning classes designed to give people an opportunity to grow in their professional and personal lives by offering 4 intense weeks of study in various subject areas.

Art/Handwriting

Business

Computers & Technology

Language & Communication

Art/Handwriting

Calligraphy

(In-person)

During this course, participants will be introduced to the history and essential tools of calligraphy (the art of decorative handwriting). Participants will learn various techniques before completing a personalized keepsake.

Instructor: Siera Gaston began lettering in 2019. She utilized her time off during pandemic to master the skill before teaching a similar course.

Where: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar, 38111 (Children Storytime Room)
Dates: April 3, 10, 17, 24
Times: Thursdays, 2pm–3pm 
Ages: 16 and over

Drawing Techniques: a Beginner’s Guide

(In-person)

Unlock the secrets of drawing through four essential line techniques during this hands-on course. You’ll explore contour, cross contour, continuous contour and blind contour drawing while gaining a deep understanding of each method with a dedicated project for each one. As you develop, you’ll also learn how to add depth and dimension to your work. By the end of the course, you’ll have a portfolio of finished pieces.

Instructor: Kendra Gaten is an author, artist, and educator with a decade of experience teaching and advocating for the arts. She holds a Bachelor’s in Art Education, a teaching license, and a Master’s Certification in Instructional Design and Technology. As the founder of Art of Dreamz, Kendra develops innovative art education resources to help educators and parents nurture creativity and inspire learning in children.

Where: Hollywood Branch Library, 1520 N Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38108
When: April 5, 12,19, 26
Times: Saturdays, 3pm–4pm
Ages: 16 and over

Painting with Color & Nature

(In-person)

In this vibrant, hands-on course, participants will dive into the world of painting with a twist. They’ll master color blending, shading techniques and how to sketch and paint plants and trees with a fresh modern approach. Students will explore how to mix and layer colors to create bold transitions and depth, while learning to add dimension and texture through shading. By the end students will have a portfolio of colorful, nature-driven pieces to show off.

Instructor: Travis Hunter is a self-taught artist who has been hosting paint parties for kids and adults for the past four years. When he’s not inspiring creativity at events, he enjoys drawing, painting, and working on arts and crafts projects at home, including creating custom designs on clothing. His passion for art and his ability to connect with others through creativity make his work both meaningful and memorable.

Where: Hollywood Branch Library, 1520 N Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38108
When: April 5, 12, 19, 26
Times: Saturdays, 4pm–5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Therapeutic Art (Art Hustle: Creative Therapy, Colors, and Canvas)

(In-person)

Explore the power of art to express emotions and tell stories; from therapeutic art practices and color theory to figure drawing and acrylic painting, this course equips you with the skills to create bold, personal and impactful artwork.

Instructor: David Yancy III is a renowned artist, muralist, and tattoo artist originally from California and now based in Memphis. With a lifelong passion for art, David has honed his craft over decades, becoming a prominent figure in the creative community. He is the proud owner of Ink Therapy, where he combines his artistry with a commitment to exceptional service. As the founder of Murals That Empower, a nonprofit dedicated to transforming underserved neighborhoods, David uses murals to inspire positivity and uplift communities in need.

Where: Hollywood Branch Library, 1520 N Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38108
When: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Times: Mondays, 4pm–5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Business

ABCs of Business Creation

(In-person)

Led by Successful Living & Economic & Community Development Corporation, this 4-part series deals with essential business formation components, including: business marketing, ethics, business structuring, learning essential financial numbers and the personal financial statement. You will learn to create, position your company to be preeminent in the industry.

Instructor: Efrem Keith Simmons has been performing business development and management consulting for over 34 years. He is a Senior Business Consultant with The Consulting Group Inc. and a Senior Trainer with the non-profit Successful Living Economic & Community Development Corporation (SLECDC)

Where: North Branch Library
Dates: May 6, 13, 20, 27
Times: Tuesdays, 4:30pm–5:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Business Branding for Beginners

(In-person)

Led by Successful Living & Economic & Community Development Corporation, this 4-part series deals with essential components of business branding, including understanding the psychological approach to color in presenting your business, understanding behavioral economics, effective descriptive words and phrases, effective communication skills and the emotional intelligence, problem-solving and critical thinking, marketing and advertising.

Where: East Shelby Branch Library, 7200 E. Shelby, 38125
Dates: May 7, 14, 21, 28
Times: Wednesdays, 4:30pm–5:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Starting a Business from Scratch

(In-person)

Turn your big ideas into reality with this 4-session crash course in entrepreneurship. Learn the essentials of business planning, branding, digital tools and social media strategies to successfully launch and grow your business. This hands-on program will equip you with the skills and confidence to start strong.

Instructor: Anissa Everett is a graphic designer with expertise in web technology, business coaching, and brand development. She assists companies in creating and growing their brands through innovative strategies and creative design. With additional skills in photography and videography, Anissa brings a dynamic approach to visual storytelling. Her dedication to helping businesses succeed makes her a trusted partner in brand growth and development.

Where: Orange Mound Branch Library, 843 Dallas Street, Memphis, TN 38114
When: May 10, 17, 24, 31
Times: Saturdays, 11am-12pm
Ages: 16 and over

Computers & Technology

Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT and the Future of Innovation

(In-person)

Dive into the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence with this hands-on, four-part course designed to demystify A.I. and empower participants with practical skills using it. From understanding A.I. fundamentals to mastering ChatGPT for productivity, creativity, and workflows, participants will explore ethical considerations, and future trends shaping the A.I. landscape.

Instructor: Earlie Nickols III brings more than 20 years of experience in computer programming and application development. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Technology from the University of Memphis and is proficient in languages such as Java, C++, PHP, and MySQL. A Microsoft Certified Solution Developer, Earlie has expertise in PC hardware assembly and troubleshooting. His passion for technology and teaching makes him an excellent guide for students exploring robotics and programming.

Where: Hollywood Branch Library 1520 N Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38108
When: April 23, 30, May 7, 14
Times: Wednesdays 4pm–5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Culture & Geography

Africa Studies in the 901

(In-person)

Africa in the City is designed to teach members in the Memphis community about the history and culture of various communities in Africa. Food tastings, mini language lessons, and hands-on activities are features of the program.

Instructor: Tanisha Dudley-Williams is a teacher with Memphis Shelby County Schools. She has been in the education field for 25-years. In addition to having bachelor’s and master’s degrees she received her Teaching Africa Teacher Certificate through Boston University African Studies Center in 2022. In 2019 she spent time in Senegal as Fulbright Teachers for Global Classroom Fellow. She was also a participant in the 2022 Fulbright-Hays group project abroad which provided her an opportunity to spend time in Ghana.

Where: Raleigh Branch Library, 3452 Austin Peay Hwy, 38128
Dates: May 3, 10, 17, 24
Times: Saturdays, 10:30am–11:30am 
Ages: 16 and over

Digital Media

Filmmaking with Your Smartphone

(In-person)

Transform your smartphone into a powerful storytelling tool. This course takes you step-by-step through the process of creating captivating films with limited resources. From scripting to shooting, editing and sharing your creation on social platforms, you’ll learn how to bring stories to life through your lens.

Where: Hollywood Branch Library 1520 N. Hollywood St., Memphis, TN 38108
When: April 5, 12, 19, 26
Times: Saturdays 1pm–2pm
Ages: 16 and over

Digital Photography

(In-person)

Learn photography basics consisting of film, digital photography, lighting, and film print.

Instructor: Alandras Massey, Jr. is a multi-media specialist with more than 25-years of experience in mass communication and journalism. He is the founder and owner of AMJ Production.

Where: Raleigh Branch Library, 3452 Austin Peay Highway, 38128
When: May 5, 19
Times: Mondays, 12pm–2pm
Ages: 16 and over

Videography

(In-person)

This class is designed to teach students the principles, procedures, and techniques of videography. Students will execute practical exercises in video production. The areas to be covered are video camera setup, video recordings, lighting, and microphone etc. If you own or have a video camera please bring it to class.

Instructor: Alandras Massey, Jr. started his video career in 1994 as an intern with WHBQ Memphis as a camera operator. He received a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism and master’s degree in mass communication. After graduation he worked as a production assistant with WKNO and a photojournalist at ABC/24. He also owns a video production business.

Where: Raleigh Branch Library, 3452 Austin Peay Highway, 38128
When: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Times: Mondays, 10am–11am
Ages: 16 and over

Graphic Design

Canva for Starters

(In-person)

This course is designed for beginners who are new to graphic design and want to learn how to create stunning designs using Canva. From posters to social media graphics, students will explore Canva’s intuitive interface, learn basic design principles, and unleash their creativity to produce visually appealing content. Through hands-on projects and guided tutorials, students will gain the skills and confidence to create professional-looking designs for personal and academic purposes.

Instructor: Briana Brooks is the owner of B. Lashon Enterprises which consist of three different businesses. She began her entrepreneurship journey in 2016. Bri Bliss Designs was her first business, and it has grown to over 500 plus clients both domestic and international.

Where: Cordova Branch Library, 8457 Trinity Rd, Cordova, TN 38018
Dates: Arpil 2, 9, 16, 23 
Times: Wednesdays, 5pm–6pm 
Ages: 16 and over

Web Design & Coding

(In-person)

Learn to create and style a webpage using HTML and CSS, then bring it to life with JavaScript. By the end of the class, you’ll combine your skills to build a personal portfolio webpage and gain a solid foundation in web development. Perfect for anyone curious about coding and building their first website!

Where: South Branch Library, S. Third Street, 38109
Dates: April 7,14, 21, 28 
Times: Mondays, 4:30pm–5:30pm 
Ages: 16 and over

Fashion Design

Introduction to Fashion Design

(In-person)

Learn how to sketch fashion by using the proper measurements and format manually on paper. The course will include coloring and shading with no. 2 pencils, colored pencils, and color markers. Participants will learn to place and scan the drawing into photoshop to give their work a nice clean finish look. Discover how to create technical drawings in adobe illustrator.

Instructor: Patrice Muncel Shaw-Brunson has always had a passion for designing and sketching fashion illustrations. She received her BA degree in Fashion Design from the University of Memphis. Her favorite skill set learned was sketching illustrations manually, drawing digital in adobe photoshop, and technical drawing in adobe illustration. She participated in three different fashion shows, designing the models’ outfits.

Where: Whitehaven Library, 4120 Millbranch Rd, 38116
When: April 3, 10, 17, 24
Times: Thursdays, 3pm–4pm
Ages: 16 and over

Financial Literacy

Flip the Script: Rewrite Your Financial Story

(In-person)

Four session financial literacy program empowering low- and high-income earning individuals to take control of their finances, rewrite their financial stories and build a sustainable foundation for financial success. Participants will gain practical tools, strategies and a mindset shift to navigate their current financial flexibility and freedom.

Instructor: Carmen Northern is a certified financial education instructor and the founder of CarmenCents education and coaching. With more than 5 years of experience in managing accounts and overseeing caseloads, and 7+ years in human resources, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her work. Carmen is passionate about financial literacy and was part of a cohort that developed a financial literacy program for non-profit organizations supporting young girls and women. She also volunteers with Girls, Inc. and has served as Director of Women for her church for 14 years.

Where: Hollywood Library 1520 N Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38108
When: April 5, 12, 19, 26
Times: Saturdays, 11am–12pm
Ages: 16 and over

ABCs of Homebuying

(In-person)

In this 4-hour series, you will learn about the pros and cons of renting versus buying a house. This session will share, step-by-step, the process of what it takes to become a homeowner and how real estate can become not only wealth but generational wealth.

Instructor: Marva Wilson is a licensed realtor with Harris & Harris Realty Group, who has been in the real estate business since August 2007. Her niche is working with renters and transitioning them into 1^st-time homebuyers. She works with a team of experts, including loan specialists, home inspectors, home warranty companies and closing attorneys, who assist in making the process easier.

Where: Cossitt Library, 33 S. Front St., 38103
When: May 3
Times: Saturday, 10:30am-2:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Personal Finance & Wealth Management

(Virtual)

This course will explore the step-by-step process for goal setting, managing and tracking day-to-day expenses, investing for the future, planning for life and death, and creating wealth.

Instructor: Bryan Wheatley worked 24 years as an international tax attorney, including 14+ years as global tax head of two public companies, and has a passion for budgeting, personal finance, and wealth management. He earned a B.A. in Russian Cultural Studies from Rhodes College and a J.D. from University of Tennessee.

Where: Virtual
When: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Times: Mondays, 5pm-6pm
Ages: 16 and over

Health & Fitness

Body Weight Fitness

(In-person)

Circuit training all parts of the body particularly arms, legs and abdominals. No weights needed. Bring your own mat, towel and water.

Instructor: Felicia Crayton-Lloyd is NFPT, CPT and CNS certified. She is the co-founder of TechFit Resource Center. She is also a wellness instructor and has been a personal trainer for 15 years in circuit training and nutrition.

Where: Randolph Branch Library, 3752 Given Ave, Memphis, TN 38122
When: April 2, 9, 16, 23
Times: Wednesdays, 12:30pm–1:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Language & Communication

Chinese for the Traveler

(In-person)

Embark on a journey into the heart of Chinese language and culture. Over the span of four engaging sessions participants will dive into the essentials of Mandarin Chinese, with a special focus on practical conversation skills tailored to enhance your ability to navigate everyday interactions during visits to China. Led by an experienced instructor, the classes will seamlessly blend language instruction with insights into Chinese culture, providing valuable context and background information to enrich your learning experience. Whether you’re a novice eager to start your language journey or a seasoned traveler seeking to enhance your linguistic skills.

Instructor: Xiaoqun Crystal Shi is a culturally rich individual who embarked on a transformative journey from China to the US in pursuit of knowledge, blending the realms of science and business to carve a successful career path in a Fortune 100 company. With a quarter-century of experience as a marketing expert and business leader, she retired early to savor life’s diverse offerings. She has shared her love for Chinese language and culture by teaching preschoolers at the Memphis Chinese School, further deepening her appreciation for her heritage.

Where: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar 38111 (L50)
When: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Times: Mondays, 2pm–3pm
Ages: 16 and over

English Language Learners

(Virtual)

Classes are designed to teach adults how to pronounce and write some basic English words and phrases.

Instructor: Patricia Posada is a native Spanish speaker who wants to help the community and teach early English learners how to pronounce and write a few words and phrases. Patricia has more than 10 years of experience translating.

Where: Virtual
Dates: May 6,13, 20, 27
Times: Tuesday, 5pm-6pm
Ages: 16 and over

Basic Conversational Spanish

(In-person)

Classes will cover introductory Spanish terms and keywords commonly used in day-to-day conversations. Lessons will focus on vocabulary, speaking, and some writing skills to help students communicate effectively in everyday situations.

Instructor: Esmeralda Calderon is a native Spanish speaker with a minor in Spanish at the University of Memphis. She has experience teaching basic Spanish for day-to-day situations. She has also traveled frequently to Spanish-speaking countries to assess phrases and situations foreigners may encounter.

Where: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar, 38111 (L-56)
When: May 9,16, 23, 30
Times: Fridays, 5pm-6pm
Ages: 16 and over

Introduction to Spanish

(In-person)

In this introductory course, you will learn the basics of the Spanish language, including pronunciation, alphabet, colors, time and common phrases.

Instructor: Patricia Posada is a native Spanish speaker. She has translated medical and educational information for others in various capacities.

Where: Cordova Branch Library, 8457 Trinity Rd Poplar, 38018 (Conference Room)
When: April 8,15, 22, 29
Times: Tuesdays, 4pm-5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Public Speaking: Speak the Speech!

(In-person)

“SPEAK THE SPEECH!” is a focused public speaking workshop designed to teach participants the rudiments of public speaking (often, threatening) in a non-threatening confidence building manner. The workshop combines some basic rules of speech making with participants’ natural physical and verbal expressiveness to teach an invaluable skill that many fear worse than death.

Instructor: Levi Frazier, Jr. has a combined total of twenty years of teaching public speaking at Volunteer State Community College, the University of Memphis, and Southwest Tennessee Community College. He is also a member of Toastmasters International. He has given numerous speeches throughout his career as a theatre artist.

Where: Cherokee Branch Library, 3300 Sharpe Ave, 38111
When: May 1,8,15,22
Times: Thursdays, 4:30pm–5:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Law

Do It Yourself Small Claim Court Filing

(Virtual)

Class will share with individuals the process of filing a small claim in Shelby County General Sessions Court on their own behalf (pro se). It will cover the court’s rules, decorum, filing procedures, service of process, presenting a case, and enforcement of judgement.

Instructor: Julian R. Griffin is a paralegal professional with more than 20-years’ experience in executing detailed tasked in fast-paced and deadline driven environments. He has diversified experience in employment, social security, personal injury, and workers’ compensation law.

Where: Virtual
When: April 5, 12, 19, 26
Times: Saturdays, 1pm-2pm
Ages: 16 and over

Mental Health

Cognitive Harmony: A Symphony of Art, Music & Mindfulness

(In-person)

This class aims to create an immersive and enriching environment through a fusion of art and music healing. Attendees will engage with art and be introduced to the power of certain hertz (healing frequencies) known for their potential cognitive benefits.

Instructor: “This is Intentional” is certified in music therapy & sound healing & enrolled to complete MT-BC Certification.

Where: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar, 38111 (Cloud 901)
When: May 2, 9, 16, 23
Times: Fridays, 11am–12pm
Ages 16 and over

Prioritizing Mental Health (Vibes & Boundaries)

(In-person)

This course empowers individuals with the knowledge and tools to prioritize their mental health, build resilience and navigate life’s challenges. Through interactive discussions it explores recognizing mental health symptoms, fostering healthy relationships, managing social media impacts and coping with transitions or loss.

Instructor: Tara Seay, LPC-MHSP, is a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 25 years of experience helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges. A proud Memphian with deep roots in the community, she draws on her personal experiences to connect with clients in meaningful and relatable ways. In addition to her private practice, she works with Christ Community Health Services, Lakeside Behavioral Health, and BetterHelp.

Where: Levi Branch Library, 3376 S 3^RD, Memphis, TN 38109
When: April 5, 12, 19, 26
Times: Saturdays, 4pm-5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Music

Drumming & Rhythm

(In-person)

This session is designed to teach the basics of rhythm and drumming in a fun and interactive way. Participants will learn foundational drumming techniques, explore dynamics and rhythm layering, develop steady grooves inspired by various styles, and unleash their creativity through improvisation and group collaboration. Each session builds skills while fostering teamwork and self-expression, making it an engaging introduction to the world of drumming.

Instructor: Jason Doyle is a seasoned drummer with decades of experience in performance and education. He has played with groups like The Possum Pie Band, Cowboy Bob and the Bountyhunters, and his current band, The Delta Project. Jason has performed at iconic venues like Beale Street and Lafayette’s Music Hall and recorded at legendary studios such as Sun Studios and Ardent Studios. His passion for rhythm and extensive background make him an inspiring guide for aspiring drummers.

Where: Cornelia Crenshaw Branch, 531 Vance 38126
When: May 3, 10, 17, 24
Times: Saturdays, 2pm – 3pm
Ages: 16 and over

Piano Playing Using Math Concepts

(In-person)

Discover the fascinating connection between music and math in this engaging 4-session class. Participants will explore the basics of piano playing while learning how mathematical concepts like patterns, intervals, and sequences shape music. From building chords to creating progressions, this hands-on program combines creativity and logic to inspire teens and tweens interested in both music and math. Perfect for beginners and curious minds!

Instructor: Christopher Sanders is a native Memphian and graduate of Whitehaven High School. He holds a bachelor’s degree in music from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and a master’s degree in Education from Union University. With extensive experience as a Minister of Music, Director of Music, and Pianist at various churches in Memphis, Christopher currently serves as the Director of Music at Parkway Gardens United Presbyterian Church and the Band Instrument Coordinator for Memphis Shelby County Schools.

Where: Officer Geoffrey Redd Library, 5094 Poplar Avenue 38117
When: April 1, 8, 15, 22
Times: Tuesdays, 4pm – 5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Saxophone Techniques

(In-person)

This course is geared towards students of all levels. It focuses on fundamentals such as sound, technique, music reading, and improvisation. Participants will learn how to effectively practice and make individual goals on the instrument. Participants will also have the opportunity to play in small ensembles. Course materials and resources will be provided for the course. Bring your own saxophone.

Instructor: Cameron Ross is a 23-year veteran in music education. He holds a Bachelor of Music Education from Arkansas State University and a Master of Music Education from The University of Memphis. Along with teaching, Cameron is an active performing in the Memphis area and across the country. He has also released two music projects that charted in the top 10 on the Billboard jazz charts. Many of his former students have gone on to be professional musicians and music educators.

Where: Whitehaven Branch Library, 4120 Millbranch Rd, 38116
When: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Times: Mondays, 4pm–5pm
Ages: 16 and over

Pottery

Ceramics

(In-person)

Instructor: Dani Banderob is the owner of Dani Soul Art, a place where you can find unique works of ceramic art crafted from the heart and soul. She enjoys “slinging clay and making beautiful things for this world because art heals.”

Where: Officer Geoffrey Redd Library, 5094 Poplar, Memphis, TN 38117
When: May 10, 17
Times: Saturdays, 1pm–3pm
Ages: 16 and over

Printing

Craft Making with Vinyl & Sublimation

(In-person)

Class will show how to make products through use of sublimation printing, epoxy tumbling, silhouette cameo and much more.

Instructor: Marlena Oliver-Coleman is the founder and owner of Lena’s Creative Innovations. Marlena has been printing for more than 8 years and loves what she does, creating for others and bringing their vision to life. She owns several different printing machines and software.

Where: Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar, 38111 (Room L56)
When: April 17, 24
Times: Thursdays, 5:30pm-7:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Self-Help/Improvement

Self Discipline: Your Key to Having More

(In-person)

Led by Successful Living Economic & Community Development Corporation, this series explores self-discipline, what defeats us, how it can defeat us, and how to develop, increase, and enhance self-discipline.

Instructor: Efrem Keith Simmons has two advanced degrees from the University of Memphis, including a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies. This degree focused on critical thinking from scholarly resources, lifelong learning, and effective communication.

Where: Parkway Village Branch Library, 4655 Knight Arnold Rd, 38118
Dates: May 10, 17, 24, 31
Times: Saturdays, 11am–12pm
Ages: 16 and over

Writing

Writing for Performances: From the Page to the Stage

(In-person)

This class/workshop will focus on dramatic writing culminating to presenting works on stage including poetry, short stories, and prose in a dramatic form.

Instructor: Levi Frazier, Jr. has been writing, producing, and directing for more than 50 years. He has had plays produced all over the country and in Europe. He won the Ostrander Award for Best Play (When it Rains) and won a Chattanooga Theatre Center playwriting contest. Frazier performed A Tribute to Richard Wright in Paris France.

Where: Cherokee, 3300 Sharpe Ave, 38111 (Meeting Room)
When: May 6, 13, 20, 27
Times: Tuesdays, 4:30pm– 5:30pm
Ages: 16 and over

Making a Career Out of Writing Books

(In-person)

This series will discuss how to turn your passion for writing into an ongoing career. You will learn how to network, get published and take advantage of writing opportunities.

Instructor: Douglas Pratt published his first novel, Blood Remembered, in 2011. Since then, he has published 26 novels. In 2020, prior to the pandemic, he went to writing full-time.  Since then, he has had numerous best-selling books. In 2023, he launched his own publishing company, Manta Press. In addition, he is the co-host of the podcast The Two Authors’ Chat Show. 

Where: Cordova Branch Library, 8457 Trinity Rd, Cordova, TN 38018 (Conference Room)
Dates: April 28, May 5,12, 19
Times: Mondays, 6pm-7pm
Ages: 16 and over

Thanks to the Memphis Library Foundation for supporting this and other programs.