Bartram Trail Branch
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Send by emailBeginner Genealogy Class
Saturdays: May 25, June 1, June 8, and June 22 @ 10:15am - 1:15pm
Jacksonville Genealogical Society, Inc. (JGS) will be holding a four-session Beginner Genealogy Class, featuring research in the U.S., on the following Saturdays:
May 25, 2013: Researching in a Straight Line---Backwards, Class 1. Back to Basics; Research Documentation; Sources-What are they?; Dates, Places & Relationships; Family Tree Software
June 1, 2013: Researching in a Straight Line---Backwards, Class 2. Organization; Church Records; and Vital Records
June 8, 2013: Researching in a Straight Line---Backwards, Class 3. Census Returns and Court Records
June 22, 2013: Researching in a Straight Line---Backwards, Class 4. Resource Sources, Evidence Analysis, and Timelines
These free sessions are for the beginner researcher and the experienced researcher looking for a refresher course. Certificates of Completion will be given to those persons who attend at least three of the four class dates. Register by sending an email to education@jaxgen.org with your name, address, and phone number.
Genealogy Club @ Bartram Trail
Saturday, May 11 @ 2pm
Genealogy (or family research) is a very fulfilling hobby. Be a part of the club... join us on Saturday from 2pm - 4pm. For additional information, please contact the Bartram Trail Branch Library at 827-6960.
Tech Tip Tuesday
Tuesday, May 28 beginning @ 12:30pm
Join us for one or all of these sessions:
12:30pm — Word 2012: Whether you’re new to Word or converting from an older version, this is the class to come to if you can’t find that button Microsoft hid this time.
2pm — iPad and Tablet User Group: This is an open discussion of tips, tricks, and awesome apps.
6pm — Word 2012: Whether you’re new to Word or converting from an older version, this is the class to come to if you can’t find that button Microsoft hid this time.
For additional information, please contact the reference desk at the Bartram Trail Branch Library at 827-6960.
First Friday Florida Bookclub
Friday, May 3 @ 10:15am
This month we're reading Kick Ass: Selected Columns of Carl Hiaasen. You might know Hiaasen from his zany Florida crime fiction, but come join us as we read his writing as a journalist for the Miami Herald.
Financial Planning Workshops @ Bartram Trail Branch Library
Saturday, May 4 @ 10am - 3:30pm
The St. Johns County Public Library System and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants are teaming up to celebrate MoneyWi$e Week April 29 - May 5, 2013. You may register for one or more of the workshops by contacting the Bartram Trail Branch Library at 827-6960.
10am - 11:30am Social Security: Overview and Strategies
1pm - 2pm Estate Planning
2:30pm - 3:30pm Tax Planning for the Small Business
Master Gardeners' Plant Clinic
Saturday, May 18 @ 10am
Weeds? Bugs? Bad soil? Having trouble making your gardens grow? Bring your questions and get solutions at the Master Gardeners' plant clinic today at 10am.
Master Gardeners' Plant Clinic
Thursday, May 16 @ 10am
Weeds? Bugs? Bad soil? Having trouble making your gardens grow? Bring your questions and get solutions at the Master Gardeners' plant clinic today at 10am.
National Library Week: Storytimes at Bartram Trail
Wednesday, April 17 @ 10:10 and 11 am
It's National Library Week and we're celebrating with very special storytimes--all about going to the library and taking care of books! We look forward to seeing you all!! For more information on storytimes at other branches click here.
National Library Week: Teen Literature Day
Thursday, April 18 from 2 - 8pm
Teens and those who love teen literature are invited to celebrate Teen Literature Day, a special celebratory day during National Library Week by joining us anytime after school (2 - 8pm) on April 18 to celebrate the announcement of the 2013 Teen Top Ten nominees. Have a sweet treat and browse through previous years' winners to find a new great read.
Science for Kids: Measuring Home Energy with JEA
Wednesday, April 10 @ 3 pm
Attention math geeks and science nerds!! Your parents need your help to save energy AND money! Come to our DIY Science program and learn how to measure energy used in your home. You can then use these calculations to see where you can make some changes to save money AND help save the earth! Recommended for ages 10 and up (unless you’re a MATH GENIUS!) Please bring your adult with you. You can register by calling 827-6960. Presented for FREE by Project Green Team in conjunction with JEA and the St. Johns County Public Library System.
