10 Essential Apps for Small Business Owners
Trying to get organized? There’s an app for that! If all you know how to do is text your smartphone, there’s so much more. But with tens of thousands of apps, how do you know which ones to try? This workshop will focus on 10 apps that can help you get control of everything from your contacts to photos to Read More
Friends Book Sale
Come out to support the Library and get some great books! Friday, September 27 — 6-9 pm Sneak Peek (Friends of HTFL Member only event-memberships available at the door.) Saturday, September 28 — 10 am – 5 pm Sunday, September 29 –1 – 5 pm ($8/bag) Saturday, October 5 (Haverford Township Day) — 10 am – 5 pm ($8/bag) Read More
Friends Book Sale
Come out to support the Library and get some great books! Friday, September 27 — 6-9 pm Sneak Peek (Friends of HTFL Member only event-memberships available at the door.) Saturday, September 28 — 10 am – 5 pm Sunday, September 29 –1 – 5 pm ($8/bag) Saturday, October 5 (Haverford Township Day) — 10 am – 5 pm ($8/bag) Read More
Hip and Knee Pain Seminar
Hip or knee pain? Take this step! Keep the spring in your step with this free one-hour seminar! You will learn about the anatomy of the hip and knee, common causes of joint pain, and some simple steps you can take to lessen the likelihood of a hip or knee injury. Main Line Health’s orthopedic specialists will also discuss effective non-surgical treatments for joint pain, as well as the latest Read More
Cookbook Club
We’re giving “book club” a new meaning! Join us for The Cookbook Club and sample recipes from a selected cookbook. Each participant should prepare a recipe of your choice from cookbook selection for the month, and bring it to the club to share. This month’s cookbooks are: Israeli Soul by Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook. Stop by the Reference Desk Read More
Spit Spreads Death: The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-19 in Philadelphia
What happens when disease strikes a city of two million people, sickening half a million and killing more than 12,000 in just six weeks and 16,000 in two months? During fall, 1918, in the last months of World War I, Philadelphia hosted the largest parade in its history. Within days, influenza casualties overwhelmed hospitals. In this illustrated presentation, Robert D. Read More
The Art of Networking in Person and Online
Does the act of networking elude you? Don’t know what to do, say, think, or discuss? Don’t worry, as you are not alone. Like anything else, networking takes practice, but it also involves some know-how Gain new insights on how making connections can lead to new opportunities when you build the know, like and trust with others. We have tips Read More
Leverage Mobile Marketing to Your Advantage – Connect Directly with Your Customer
How many of you have an unread text message on your phone? None. That is because text messages get READ. learn about the changing communications landscape and how that affects how and when to engage with your customer. The world has changed. And the technology to harness this new landscape is now available to small businesses for a fraction of Read More
Let’s Talk: Product, Price, Place and Promotion of Your Business
This presentation uses “pearls of wisdom” to highlight the important aspects of the components of marketing – product, price, place and promotion. It gives examples in increasing detail how to strategically manipulate these components to achieve the overall objectives of the business. It identifies key questions that must be addressed when developing the marketing section of the Business Plan for Read More