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We are pleased to announce that The Library Network has entered into a new partnership with the Detroit Zoo on a program called Tickets & More. Through the TLN Tickets & More program discounted admission tickets to the Detroit Zoo can be purchased, save on discounted memberships, and dining. You can even purchase a pre-paid parking voucher. Click HERE for your savings!

Geek The Library

Libraries even Geek:

Whatever you may geek, the Huntington Woods Public Library is here to support you. Help us to promote the value of libraries by spreading awareness of their importance to communities, and the funding challenges being faced.

Allow us to help you, tell others what you geek, by stopping by the library and signing our geek wall located near the internet computers. We also have bumper stickers, bookmarks and post cards available. Libraries across our nation appreciate your support.

This campaign is sponsored by OCLC and supported by a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Be a Stitch

Last Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm

Check the Library Calendar for exact dates

Join the Library Staff as we participate one of the fastest growing hobbies – KNITTING. The knitting movement has people of all ages, especially young adults, moms and daughters, seniors, friends, etc.  gather in an organized group and getting their creative knit on.  Coffee and tea will be provided and pattern books are available to borrow. Pre-registration is appreciated, and there is no charge for these gatherings. Knitters of all levels – beginner to expert - are invited to come and “Be a Stitch!”

Cyber-Citizens

Second Saturday of the month from 2pm - 4pm

Work with a tutor on developing the computer skills you need.  The volunteer tutors are members of the Berkley High School Robotics Team.

Tutoring sessions may last from 30 minutes up to

a couple of hours at a time.

Possible topics include, but are certainly not limited to:

• Mouse and keyboarding skills.
• Introduction to Computers and Windows XP.
• Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint.
• Internet / World Wide Web.
• Free web-based e-mail.
• Using the library’s online catalog.
• Internet search engines – tips for effective searching.
• Online databases at the Michigan Electronic Library web site.
• Downloading EBooks and EAudiobooks from Overdrive.

To request more information or to ask for a tutor please call 248.543.9720