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In addition to regularly-scheduled clubs and computer classes, Richardson Public Library offers special events to educate and entertain adults. Past topics have included art and photography shows, adult storytelling, the Richardson Reads One Book program, and special lectures on history and genealogy.

Accommodations for persons with disabilities, call 972-744-4168 or email ADACoordinator@cor.gov. Please allow 48-hours notice. 
copyrightIntellectual Property: Protect Your Creations
A Lunchtime Lecture in the Library's Millwood Creek Room
Wednesday, November 6
11:30 am – 12:45 pm
What is “Intellectual Property?” Join us as attorney Kandace Walter explains the basics of intellectual property and protecting your creations. You will leave knowing the difference between patent, trademark and copyright.
For adults. Lunchtime Lectures are free and registration is not required. Attendees are welcome to bring lunch.
cricutMake Your Own Cricut Greeting Card
Friday, November 8
10:30 am – Noon
Library Spring Creek Room
Learn how to design, cut, and create your own customized greeting card using the Cricut.
For adults & teens.
Registration is required. Call 972-744-4395 after October 25 to sign up.
tromboneNorth Dallas Trombone Choir Concert
Saturday, November 16
2:00 – 3:00 pm
City Council Chamber
The North Dallas Trombone Choir will present an afternoon of classical, jazz, and pop music. The choir is an all-volunteer, trombone-exclusive group of musicians and performs in a wide range of musical styles.
For all ages.
6-feetSix Feet Under Texas
with Tui Snider
Saturday, November 23
2:00 – 3:00 pm
City Council Chamber
In her photo-filled presentation, Tui shares forgotten North Texas burial history, including: Who was the Jesus in cowboy boots? What happened to $10,000 worth of gold buried beneath a cemetery tree? and more. Also, in honor of Veterans Day, Tui will talk about US military headstones: how to ID different kinds, and which symbols to look for.
For adults and teens.
like_meTo Be Like Me
Saturday, December 7
1:00 – 2:00 pm
City Council Chamber
During this lecture, To Be Like Me LEADers (Leaders in Education and Advocacy for Disability) will share their stories of living with disabilities and answer questions. Through these interactions, the audience will increase their understanding of the challenges and gifts of people with disabilities.
For all ages.
clock game pieceGame On: Board Games at the Library
Saturday, December 7
3:00 – 5:00 pm
Library Spring Creek Room
Adventure to the beyond with a librarian-led game time! Lots of options will be available for solo or independent play such as Clue, Settlers of Catan, Pandemic, Sagrada, Sushi Go, Dixit, and more!
For adults.
santaChristmas Songs: Their Histories, Their Stories
Saturday, December 21
3:00 – 3:45 pm
City Council Chamber
Learn fun facts about Christmas carols and songs, and enjoy singing and listening to them together.
For adults and teens.