Learn how to use Microsoft Excel's cells, worksheets, and workbooks easily to manipulate, calculate, and format numbers and other types of data. Advanced registration required.

This special exhibit from the Library of Virginia recognizes and celebrates eight women—past and present—for their accomplishments in all walks of life. This year’s exhibit includes poet Rita Dove and educator Isabella Gibbons, both from Charlottesville.

Anyone who knits or crochets at any level is welcome to attend.

A documentary film about Marii Hasegawa who is honored in the Virginia Women in History exhibit. Hasegawa emigrated from Japan to California in 1919 and graduated from the University of California at Berkeley, only to be incarcerated in American concentration camps after the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. After WWII, Hasegawa moved to Virginia and quietly began working for peace and human rights over the course of sixty years.

Enjoy new releases on the big screen with free popcorn & soda. PG or PG-13 features.

Anyone who knits or crochets at any level is welcome to attend.

This group reads and discusses nonfiction books. Ask at the front desk for the current read.

Add to your basic skills with Microsoft Excel, including using tools such as autocomplete, formulas, comments, titles, charts and graphs. A basic knowledge of Excel is needed. Advanced registration required.