Many people find that modern life offers a lot to learn, but very little time in which to learn it. How can you learn about important topics, such as a local writers' conference, AARP tax clinics, and Habitat for Humanity? Through the Library's Lunch & Learn videos!
Almost every Friday, a new informational video--usually less than 30 minutes long--will be posted to the Library's YouTube, opens a new window and Facebook, opens a new window portals. You can also watch videos from earlier seasons at the Lunch & Learn portal, opens a new window. Read on to learn about some of the interesting topics featuring in upcoming classes!
On September 11, learn about programs and events offered by Step VA,, opens a new window a non-profit offering sensory-based theater, music, and arts for individuals with disabilities.
September 18's session will showcase the Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity., opens a new window Explore their ReStore, opens a new window and learn how it provides used appliances, furniture and building materials, as well as other resources, to new homebuyers in need.
September 25 brings “The Beginner’s Guide to AI.” Learn how AI works and how to make use of AI tools and smart prompts.
On October 2, look earthward for “Fungi and Mushrooms.” Presenter Jon Bachmann explains the history and nature of mushrooms and other fungi--ancient lifeforms that have existed for hundreds of millions of years.
October 9 marks the debut of a “Peace of Mind Seminar.” Charles Christopher from Covenant Funeral Services details the steps to get a funeral plan in place and will answer your questions.
October 16 introduces the Rappahannock Writers' Conference., opens a new window Local authors Traci Hunter Abramson, Rick Pullen, and Ksenya Swinton explain what happens at the conference and what the landscape of local authors is like.
On October 23, you can learn about Big Brothers Big Sisters Greater Fredericksburg , opens a new windowand how they improve the lives of children in our community through mentorship.
November 6 is the premiere of “Welcome to the AARP Tax Clinics: Prepping for 2026.” This Lunch & Learn details what the tax clinics are, who is eligible, what they’ll need to bring, and how you can volunteer to help.
Starting November 13, listen to CRRL librarians discussing “Cozy Fantasy.” Explore this new and popular genre and learn about some good books to read this winter!
