Come help celebrate Women's Equality Day by watching a film about Ruth Bader Ginsburg and hearing about the American Association of University Women.

What: A wide variety of published authors, all members of the San Angelo Writers Club, will gather to present their work and talk about their process or projects in a free Authors Fair. Authors will have books to sell and each will get a scheduled time at the microphone to present. Please plan to come to support local authors and be inspired! A drawing for door prizes will be held every half-hour for writing-related prizes.

Deadline: Authors need to register online by 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24. Membership in SAWC is required.

Cost: The event is free. For authors wishing to participate, membership in SAWC is $20 a year for an individual or $24 for a family.

For more information: Application is available online at www.sanangelowritersclub.org or call Laurel Scott, club president.

What else: The San Angelo Writers Club will have its regular monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at First Place, 14 E. Harris St. Visitors are always welcome.

Most meetings are in the Sugg Community Room.

The services that the Consulate provides are:

-Pasaporte Mexicano (Mexican Passport)

-Matricula Consular

-Actas de Nacimiento (Birth Certificate)

-Asesorias de Proteccion (Legal asistance)

Visit the Website mexitel.sre.gob.mx/citas.webportal/ or call for an appointment.

Meet author and illustrator, Rosemary Wells at Stephens Library.  She will present her latest book, Felix Eats Up in the Sugg Community Room.
  

As preface to our October 7 meeting to discuss To Kill a Mocking Bird, we will view the movie so we can do a comparison along with the book discussion on 10/7.  BYO lunch and popcorn.

Join us for the 9th annual Genealogy Fair - dozens of exhibits featuring historical and genealogical organizations, societies and clubs from throughout the Concho Valley.  Find your ancestors at our website demonstrations.  This family friendly free event also includes door prizes and give-aways valued at over $1,000.  All are invited to attend!  See www.saghs-tx.otg for more information.

International Observe the Moon Night is a worldwide celebration of lunar science and exploration held annually since 2010. One day each year, everyone on Earth is invited to observe and learn about the Moon together, and to celebrate the cultural and personal connections we all have with our nearest neighbor.
The event occurs in September or October when the Moon is around first quarter. A first quarter Moon is visible in the afternoon and evening, a convenient time for most hosts and participants. Furthermore, the best lunar observing is typically along the dusk/dawn terminator, where shadows are the longest, rather than at full Moon.

  Meet in the Sugg Community room, 3rd floor.  We'll discuss the book and movie - To Kill a Mocking Bird.

The services that the Consulate provides are:

-Pasaporte Mexicano (Mexican Passport)

-Matricula Consular

-Actas de Nacimiento (Birth Certificate)

-Asesorias de Proteccion (Legal asistance)

Visit the Website mexitel.sre.gob.mx/citas.webportal/ or call for an appointment.

Meet in the Sugg Community Room, 3rd floor.

Leadercast Women 2019 is the annual, one-day conference where you'll be inspired and guided by women leaders who wish to share their insights, experiences and revelations on how to be the best leader you can possibly be.  Learn more about the event at www.angelo.edu/leadercast 

Join Open Arms for a free showing of “Be the One in the Fight Against Human Trafficking” presented by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas.

Human trafficking is a media buzz word that often conjures images of brothels in Thailand or confusion with the ongoing immigration debate. This innovative digital training tool cuts through the confusion, arms the viewer with an understanding of what human trafficking is and is not, and helps them recognize that this is a Texas problem with Texas buyers, sellers, and victims. It challenges Texans to change the culture in which we live from one that identifies with and honors perpetrators to one that provides safety, security, and genuine reintegration for the survivors of trafficking.

We invite you to donate new journals to be given to sexual assault and/or human trafficking survivors that receive services from Open Arms to aid in their healing process.   Monetary donations will also be accepted and appreciated. 

The services that the Consulate provides are:

-Pasaporte Mexicano (Mexican Passport)

-Matricula Consular

-Actas de Nacimiento (Birth Certificate)

-Asesorias de Proteccion (Legal asistance)

Visit the Website mexitel.sre.gob.mx/citas.webportal/ or call for an appointment.