Deanna Adams, author of Rock 'n' Roll and the Cleveland Connection and Cleveland's Rock and Roll Roots, presents on Cleveland's unique connection to the history of rock and roll.

Learn to create beautiful embellished pages for your recipes to make a lovely, giftable cookbook.  Bring a favorite recipe. Each participant will leave with a copy of everyone's decorated pages, plus a CD of scrapbooking resources.  This class is held in the library's Computer Classroom.  Familiarity with MS Publisher is required and a fee of about $3 will be collected at class time.  Space is limited to 11; two additional participants may attend with their own laptops.

Back by popular demand, Michelle Filler of fillersfinds.com will show how to use coupons effectively to save up to 90% on your grocery bills.  Registration is required - sign up early to make sure you get a spot!

Dr. Peter Rutkoff, Professor and Chair of American Studies at Kenyon College, will be back to discuss American Blues and the music of Muddy Waters. Waters took the musical form from the MIssissippi Delta to the clubs of Chicago and redefined the genre. This program is sponsored from a grant from the Ohio Humanities Council.

Nancy Bernstein and Drene Ivy, the duo that forms Muszikat-Shalom, will explore the music, life and times of American women jazz and blues artists from the 1920s through the 1960s.

The Twinsburg Job Networking Group meets the second Tuesday of each month at 10:30 a.m. Most people looking for a job will find success by connecting with someone they know. However, in this time of social networking via Facebook, Twitter, and IM it’s not so much who You know as who knows you. Visit the Twinsburg Job Networking Group and meet others who can help you find that job.