May Programs at Euclid Public Library

Small Business Breakfast

Wednesday, May 9 

8:30 AM/Lake & Shore Room

Euclid Public Library and the Euclid Chamber of Commerce are teaming up to show you the roadmap to success for your small business. You will hear from experts about how to get the information and guidance you need to start or grow your business. Among the presenters will be representatives from the library, Chamber of Commerce, The Urban League, and Euclid’s Planning and Development Office.

Afternoon Tea

Thursday, May 10

2:30 PM / Shore Room

Join us for an afternoon cream tea to celebrate the Royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Bring a friend along to enjoy samples of several quality teas, as well as scones, jam, and clotted cream. Although teacups will be provided, you are welcome to bring your special cup and share your favorite teacup story.

Please register by calling 216-261-5300 ext. 0.

Fireside Chat: Fallout from the Opioid Crisis

Thursday, May 17

6:30 PM / Fireplace

EPL welcomes Councilwoman Laura Gorshe for a follow-up conversation about the impact of the Opioid Crisis and its effects on women and children in foster care. 

AARP Driving Class & Vision Check

Tuesday, May 22

10:30 AM / Shore Room

Designed for drivers 50 years and older, this 4-hour course will help you learn driving strategies to help you stay safe behind the wheel.  After completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion that can be presented to your insurance agent for a possible reduction in your auto insurance premiums.  Also available in the morning is a vision check from the Ohio BMV.  The cost for the course is $15 for AARP members/$20 for non-members.  Registration is required. 

Please call 216-261-5300 ext. 0 to make a reservation.

Expungement Program

Thursday, May 24

6:00 PM / Lake & Shore Room

Are you looking for a fresh start? Is your record holding you back? Many people are not aware of the possibility of having their criminal record sealed or expunged. We will have presenters from the Public Defender’s Office, Cuyahoga County’s Courts, the County Prosecutor’s Office, the Cleveland Bar Association and the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland to explain the process and answer your questions.