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The Tai Chi Chuan form comprises a series of slow movements flowing from one to the next. Tai Chi was created to improve health, meditation, and self-defense. The movements are done slowly and calmly. The emphasis is on relaxation, correct posture, and the efficient use of muscles. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help lower blood pressure and improve balance, coordination, and flexibility. It teaches stress management and basic self-defense, and conflict management skills. The class will be learning Professor Cheng Man-Ching’s 37-posture Tai chi Chuan form. The instructor, Steven Haydu, has over thirty years of experience practicing and teaching Tai Chi Chuan.

This week join us for a story time where we can read, sing and build early literacy skills together! Recommended for Children age 2 and up with their caregivers.

Come tell us about the books you have been reading and hear about what others been reading. For more information contact the Reference Librarian at calee@las-cruces.org.

We watch four episodes of the listed show/shows and talk about what we learned, what we like, what we don't like, what we'd change or not change, and how what we're learning matches with our own cooking experiences. For this series of discussions we are watching four episodes of "The Everyday Gourmet: The Joy of Mediterranean Cooking" available on the library's Kanopy video streaming service. Links to the series will be in your registration email. You will need your library card number to log into Kanopy. The Kanopy description of this series is Discover how you can incorporate one of the world's most heart-healthy and delicious styles of cooking into your everyday meals with this recipe-filled course presented by a chef-instructor at The Culinary Institute of America.

Tray Craft Workshop to be held in the library's Roadrunner Room. Participants are to wear a mask covering both nose and mouth. Participants who attend and participate will be provided the supplies for this workshop. Any questions, please contact library.reference@las-cruces.org.

The Tai Chi Chuan form comprises a series of slow movements flowing from one to the next. Tai Chi was created to improve health, meditation, and self-defense. The movements are done slowly and calmly. The emphasis is on relaxation, correct posture, and the efficient use of muscles. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help lower blood pressure and improve balance, coordination, and flexibility. It teaches stress management and basic self-defense, and conflict management skills. The class will be learning Professor Cheng Man-Ching’s 37-posture Tai chi Chuan form. The instructor, Steven Haydu, has over thirty years of experience practicing and teaching Tai Chi Chuan.

This week join us for our movement and music program encouraging gross and fine motor skill development while we dance and sing. Recommended for Children age 2 and up with their caregivers.

Come tell us about the books you have been reading and hear about what others been reading. For more information contact the Reference Librarian at calee@las-cruces.org.

The Tai Chi Chuan form comprises a series of slow movements flowing from one to the next. Tai Chi was created to improve health, meditation, and self-defense. The movements are done slowly and calmly. The emphasis is on relaxation, correct posture, and the efficient use of muscles. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help lower blood pressure and improve balance, coordination, and flexibility. It teaches stress management and basic self-defense, and conflict management skills. The class will be learning Professor Cheng Man-Ching’s 37-posture Tai chi Chuan form. The instructor, Steven Haydu, has over thirty years of experience practicing and teaching Tai Chi Chuan.

This week join us for a story time where we can read, sing and build early literacy skills together! Recommended for Children age 2 and up with their caregivers.

Come tell us about the books you have been reading and hear about what others been reading. For more information contact the Reference Librarian at calee@las-cruces.org.

We watch four episodes of the listed show/shows and talk about what we learned, what we like, what we don't like, what we'd change or not change, and how what we're learning matches with our own cooking experiences. For this series of discussions we are watching four episodes of "The Everyday Gourmet: The Joy of Mediterranean Cooking" available on the library's Kanopy video streaming service. Links to the series will be in your registration email. You will need your library card number to log into Kanopy. The Kanopy description of this series is Discover how you can incorporate one of the world's most heart-healthy and delicious styles of cooking into your everyday meals with this recipe-filled course presented by a chef-instructor at The Culinary Institute of America.

Adult Craft Workshop to be held in the library's Roadrunner Room. Participants are to wear a mask covering both nose and mouth. Participants who attend and participate will be provided the supplies for this workshop. Any questions, please contact library.reference@las-cruces.org.

The Southern New Mexico Islamic Center is hosting a K-12 After-School program, where attendees will learn about the Arabic world, learn some basic Arabic vocabulary, take fun virtual trips to Arabic countries, and more!

The Tai Chi Chuan form comprises a series of slow movements flowing from one to the next. Tai Chi was created to improve health, meditation, and self-defense. The movements are done slowly and calmly. The emphasis is on relaxation, correct posture, and the efficient use of muscles. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help lower blood pressure and improve balance, coordination, and flexibility. It teaches stress management and basic self-defense, and conflict management skills. The class will be learning Professor Cheng Man-Ching’s 37-posture Tai chi Chuan form. The instructor, Steven Haydu, has over thirty years of experience practicing and teaching Tai Chi Chuan.

This week join us for our movement and music program encouraging gross and fine motor skill development while we dance and sing. Recommended for Children age 2 and up with their caregivers.

Explore Art, Science, Engineering, or Games through stories and activities.

Book discussion of An American Sunrise by Joy Harjo

Come tell us about the books you have been reading and hear about what others been reading. For more information contact the Reference Librarian at calee@las-cruces.org.