Calendar

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) presents a workshop that will cover the naturalization process, including eligibility requirements and the application process. The workshop will include a mock interview, with a question and answer period and the distribution of related resource materials to follow. The workshop is intended to be a general discussion of the naturalization process. Legal advice and questions about individual cases will not be provided. For specific case inquiries, please call 1-800-375-5283.  This program will be conducted in Cantonese, supplemented by English.

Rollicking rhymes, songs and books for infants to 18 months and their caregivers.

Drawing a portrait is a great skill to have. You will learn the measurements of the face, how to shade, and create likeness. Bring a photograph of yourself, friends, family or celebrity. We will use pencil and charcoal. This protrait will tell a story. Materials included. For teens, age 12 and older. Limit to 15 participants. Instructor: Cara Goldstein. For information, please contact Jewel at Chinatown Library, Tel: (415)355-2888 or jewelchen@sfpl.org

Stories and songs for children and their families.

Celebrate summer by sending your friends a card that will sprout beautiful flowers or fragrant herbs! Learn how to make your own seed paper from scratch and take home a card or two that will surely delight whomever you decide to send it. Instructions will only be in English. Space is limited, please register at Chinatown reference desk or call (415)355-2888. For everyone ages 5 and up; children 8 and under must be with an adult.

Cat Shimizu, the "breaducator" from Sour Flour--a Mission District dedicated to neighborly bread gifting and bread education--will talk about the art and science of making bread using a sourdough starter. Samples and suggested reading will help get you started on the fun, healthy, and delicious new adventure in baking. This program will only be in English.