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Computer Classes for Seniors • Library Events • Library Services for Seniors • Senior Life Info Guide • Senior Lifescapes • Web Links for Seniors • Words on Wheels
Library information, especially
designed with Seniors in mind:
- Computer
Classes for Seniors:
Learn the basics of the Internet, e-mail, word processing
and much more at these computer classes designed especially
for seniors.
- Library
Events for Seniors:
Locate book discussion groups, author visits, computer classes
and other free library programs. Click on "Advanced Search",
select "Seniors" next to Age Group, then click search. These
events are just for you!
- Library
Services for Seniors:
These services are especially designed to help with topics
of interest to seniors.
- Senior
Life Info Guide: As we get older, life just gets better! But the print starts getting smaller, everyone starts mumbling, the darned government starts mucking about with our income, and… What were we talking about? Those darned Senior Moments! Links, books and resources to help you live your mature life to the fullest!
- Web
Links for Seniors:
These are great sites for topics that seniors may find useful.
All in one place, and easy to use.
- Words
on Wheels: We
call this program WOW2! This service is specially designed
to reach people who may have difficulty making it to the
library on a regular basis. We visit senior centers and
other popular meeting places, and bring the library to you!
Other programs that seniors often enjoy:
And for when the kids and grand-kids visit:
- The
library's Kids' Page
has information about great things to do with your little
visitors! Click on Youth Storytimes and Programs, at the
top of the page, for a fantastic choice of great programs
to take the grand-kids to!
- The
library's Teens' Page
can help with those bored, uninvolved, uninterested older
visitors! Click on "Advanced Search", and select Teens (next
to Age Group) for stuff those teens will like to do.
Welcome to Senior Lifescapes, a project in which seniors recall their Las Vegas experiences in a series of memoirs written to commemorate the Las Vegas Centennial.
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