Pique your interests about quirky local history, therapeautic yoga and Medicare prescription questions at Mentor Public Library during the month of July. Most of Mentor’s library programs are hosted in-person at one of the branches. A few are hosted online via Zoom. When registration is required, you can sign up by calling the library or online at mentorpl.org.
Stories from the SS Aquarama
Monday, July 8, at 6:30 p.m.
Village Room, Main Branch
Local historian Tom Pappas shares stories from the SS Aquarama, a refitted troop ship that became the most renowned cruise ship on the Great Lakes. It ran between Cleveland and Detroit from the late 1950s until 1962, providing luxury and fun for travelers.
Registration required.
Therapeutic Yoga for Aches and Pains
Tuesday, July 16, at 6:30 p.m.
Lake Branch
Experience simple and effective yoga techniques to aid with common aches and pains for the
lower back, knees, hips, neck and shoulder tension. Come with requests. The class will be held in
chairs and accessible to anyone who attends.
Registration required.
Fun on the Dump: The Great Lakes Expo, 1936-1937
Tuesday, July 23, at 6:30 p.m.
Village Room, Main Branch
Judy MacKeigan, Cleveland Metroparks historian and archivist, will use photos and stories to
share the history of the Great Lakes Expo. For two summers, thousands of visitors thronged the lakefront in downtown Cleveland for the event. Learn about Cleveland’s big party.
Registration required.
A Senior’s Guide to Prescription Drug Savings
Thursday, July 25, at 6 p.m.
Village Room, Main Branch
Andy Preston will draw upon his decade of experience to help seniors save money on their
prescriptions under the Medicare Part D plan. He’ll also explain how the government is changing Medicare Part D coverage in the coming years. Bring questions.
Registration required.
