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Free Art ClASSeS
for children in grades 4-7 at Parker Hobby lobby.
~ September 9 ~
“Color Mixing”
with Jo Ann Nelson, acrylic painter
Register here
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Sept. Genealogy Happenings from Castle Rock Genealogical Society
Thurs. September 7, 6:30-8:30pm - BEGINNING GENEALOGY Fall is back to school time, and it is the perfect time to refresh and renew your genealogy work. Please join us for this basic course designed for the beginner. We will touch on how to use records you might already have in your home, how to decide what you need to learn, how and where to nd the records, analyze them and record them! We’ll introduce pedigree charts, group sheets and much more! Start your ancestor search by taking this class and learning the ropes. Register now!
Sat. September 16, 10:00am-noon
“Taking stock: identifying the Holes in Your Research and
Developing a solid Research Plan” with Mona Lambrecht, MA This lecture will provide various ideas in developing timelines, document analysis and creating research plans for organizational and research success. Mona Lambrecht is a museum curator, social historian, and genealogist who specializes in researching history at the local level. She focuses on uncovering the details that place individuals and families into the historical context of their communities. Mona is currently the curator of the Heritage Center, a small museum at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Tues., September 19, 10:00am-noon - PRACTICAL GENEALOGY This workshop is designed for the person who has taken the Beginning Genealogy class and who now would like to learn tips and tricks of using their software, how to search on Ancestry. com, FamilySearch.org, how to tap into other resources, and how to organize their digital and paper les. Please register, and since it is designed as a workshop, bring questions and your laptop.
Monday Mornings - SHARE Roundtable Discussion
novice? Beginner? Expert? Curious bystander?
Drop by any Monday, 10:00am to noon, and join the conversation. No registration necessary, just a place to listen, learn, share, and discuss items of interest to genealogy bu s. Crowd sourcing of problems, resource searching, and plain talk with others who share your interest in family research. Stop in....you’ll be glad you did!
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What else do we o er? Take a look at our Calendar of Events at CRCGS.org. All classes, programs, workshops, and events take place at the Philip S. Miller Library in Castle Rock, and we ask you to register ahead so we will have space and materials prepared. All CRCGS events and classes are FREE and open to the public. Some may include a request for donation to cover materials - usually $5.
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