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This month, our book club for folks in their 20s and 30s will be meeting on Zoom! Find details on our meetup page.
Hit the bottom of your TBR pile? Join us for TCPL Book Chats, every Tuesday from 12-1pm to get recommendations from your TCPL librarians! Each week we’ll focus on a different genre so you can branch out -- or not! To participate, be sure to add #TCPLBookChat to your tweets!
Watch our latest DIY STEM video! We'll have new topics and activities every week. If you do the activity or activities at home, please let us know via our Contact Us form! Also, check out earlier DIY STEM videos in our channel to learn how to make a stop motion movie, explore how earthquakes shake down buildings, and more!
This week's video TBA. Check our Youtube channel!
Join Mrs. Miller and her granddaughters for an Old MacDonald Storytime and visit to her own "farm," where you will meet her chickens and ducks and learn how to plant a garden.
View this prerecorded program on the library's YouTube channel anytime beginning Wednesday, June 10 at 9:00 a.m.
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
Join Hands on Nature for a virtual exploration of butterflies and moths live online.
Let’s discover the differences between butterflies and moths, and the characteristics that make each one unique.
We will learn about their life cycles and habitats, and about the incredible migration of the monarchs to Mexico each year.
We will also learn about the importance of these special insects to our eco-system, and we will have a butterfly activity/craft.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live online or on Facebook Live.
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4 but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Running out of stuff to read and not sure what to pick up or download next? Get advice from librarians around the globe (including from TCPL :)) every Thursday from 12-1pm. Use the hashtag #AskALibrarian, tell us what you like to read, and watch the suggestions roll in!
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for three weeks to play this story. This session will run on 5/28, 6/4, and 6/11. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months. Check back in June for registration for July's campaign and for a special Harry Potter-themed D&D game.
We're taking our adventures onling using the Roll20 platform! Join us for our first three week adventure: The City That Was. The greatness of a dwarven citadel is measured by its greatness of wealth. The dwarves steadily work mines and forges to fuel the wealth needed to make their presence known throughout the realms. Unfortunately, this also makes them known to those that would seek the opportunity to steal their glory and riches. This story occurs in a place that has experienced this struggle for millennia. New threats emerge as old threats become rivals through the tides of time. This story... your story... is another chapter of this ancient struggle.
Registration is required for this program. Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.
Join us for a fun, interactive quiz tournament on Disney trivia using Kahoot! See how your knowledge of all things Disney stacks up against your friends.
Ever wanted to learn how to code? Join us on Zoom once a week for 5 weeks this July as we learn essential coding fundamentals through completing challenges with an online robot simulator! Children must be able to switch between multiple tabs and use the share-screen function on zoom in order to participate.
Registration is required and space is limited. Click on the registration button that will appear below beginning at 9:00 a.m. Monday, June 15. This program is for ages 9-12 and will meet on Wednesdays 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 and 7/29 from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for three weeks to play this story. This session will run on 7/2, 7/9, and 7/16. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months. Check back in July for registration for August's campaign.
Click here to go to the registration button.
Campaign details TBA.
Registration is required for this program. Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.
Hit the bottom of your TBR pile? Join us for TCPL Book Chats, every Tuesday from 12-1pm to get recommendations from your TCPL librarians! Each week we’ll focus on a different genre so you can branch out -- or not! To participate, be sure to add #TCPLBookChat to your tweets!
Watch our latest DIY STEM video! We'll have new topics and activities every week. If you do the activity or activities at home, please let us know via our Contact Us form! Also, check out earlier DIY STEM videos in our channel to learn how to make a stop motion movie, explore how earthquakes shake down buildings, and more!
This week's video TBA. Check our Youtube channel!
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
Join Miss June and her dog, Rami, along with your other favorite librarians for a special storytime on Zoom with your pet!
We'll read picture books, sing songs, and learn rhymes about our furry, feathered, or scaled friends.
Best of all, we will have some time so that we can all meet each others' pets!
This program will not be livestreamed and having a pet is not required to attend.
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live on Zoom or on Facebook Live.
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4 but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Running out of stuff to read and not sure what to pick up or download next? Get advice from librarians around the globe (including from TCPL :)) every Thursday from 12-1pm. Use the hashtag #AskALibrarian, tell us what you like to read, and watch the suggestions roll in!
Rescheduled from June 4.
Is it possible to make decadent desserts that are….good for you? Bring your sweet tooth and join in to find out how – we’ll be making desserts from whole-food ingredients and tasting how great healthy treats can be! The recipes for this class will be dairy and gluten-free, using no refined sugar…but don’t worry, you won’t miss it!
Take your cooking to the next level with Colin! This program will be live-streamed on Zoom and YouTube, as well as recorded for future viewing. It is made possible by the support of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Library. This program is also presented in partnership with the Boston Vegetarian Society.
Since Colin became vegan in 1995, he has been finding new ways to make healthy eating convenient and delicious, especially while raising two boys with healthy appetites. Colin teaches private and public cooking classes throughout New England, sharing his experience and recipes with people who want to incorporate more whole-food, plant-based meals for health, compassion, and the environment.
Please join us on Zoom (meeting ID 873-8149-9949). We recommend using the free Zoom app. You can call (646) 558-8656 and use the same meeting ID to listen to the audio. You may also view the program live on our YouTube channel. If you're new to Zoom, we recommend you install it and try it out beforehand (more than a few minutes before the program). If you're having trouble with it, ask us for help during our Help Desk hours.
Join classically trained actress and public speaker Amber P. Knight and learn how to use technology to boost your mental health. In this one-hour webinar, Amber will present tools, tips, and hacks about using everyday tech to help overwhelmed people thrive during times of uncertainty and change.
Amber has been a speaker with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and the Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation, Massachusetts General Hospital. Her talks are about lived experience with Bipolar Disorder. The tools Amber will share come from years of finding what works for her and people around her.
This program will be braodcast on Facebook Live and our YouTube Channel, in addition to zoom.
Hit the bottom of your TBR pile? Join us for TCPL Book Chats, every Tuesday from 12-1pm to get recommendations from your TCPL librarians! Each week we’ll focus on a different genre so you can branch out -- or not! To participate, be sure to add #TCPLBookChat to your tweets!
Have you been watching our DIY STEM videos on Youtube? Looking for some simple science to try at home? Join children's librarian Miss Amanda for a science story and simple science demonstration, then we'll watch one of our science videos together and talk about what science we've been doing at home!
This program will be presented online so you and your children can participate in the conversation about science! This program will not be livestreamed to Facebook or Youtube.
Calling all True Crime fans!
In anticipation for the upcoming HBO docuseries, come join us to talk about Michelle McNamara's True Crime masterpiece I'll Be Gone In the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search For The Golden State Killer, available in ebook and audiobook on Hoopla.
Kirkus Reviews:
"In this explosive book, McNamara combines her prodigious research with her impressive storytelling skills and ability to seamlessly weave the narratives of all those lives into one terrifying story...An exemplary true-crime book, and with an HBO adaptation in the works, this book will be enjoyed by any reader with an interest in human nature, crime, puzzles, and investigative dramas"
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Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live on Zoom or on Facebook Live.
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4 but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Running out of stuff to read and not sure what to pick up or download next? Get advice from librarians around the globe (including from TCPL :)) every Thursday from 12-1pm. Use the hashtag #AskALibrarian, tell us what you like to read, and watch the suggestions roll in!
Learn how the Hancock, Adams, and Quincy families fanned the flames of the revolution. Our presenter, Nina Sankovitch, wrote a book that was published earlier this year that explores how the desire for independence cut across class lines and bound people together, leaving loyalists behind as rebels pursued the common goals of opportunity, liberty, and stability.
Nina Sankovitch is the author of several nonfiction books, most recently The Lowells of Massachusetts. She has written for The New York Times and The Huffington Post. A graduate of Tufts University and Harvard Law School, Sankovitch grew up in Illinois and currently lives in Connecticut. She will be joining us via Zoom and this program will be broadcast to our YouTube channel.
So you want to be a master of pokemon? Do you have the skills to be number one?!
In this battle royale, it's every trainer for themselves as we put your pokemon knowledge to the test!
This game will be livestreamed on Zoom for all ages and will require answers to be submitted in the chat by either the child or a parent.
No registration is required!
Hit the bottom of your TBR pile? Join us for TCPL Book Chats, every Tuesday from 12-1pm to get recommendations from your TCPL librarians! Each week we’ll focus on a different genre so you can branch out -- or not! To participate, be sure to add #TCPLBookChat to your tweets!
Ever wanted to learn how to code? Join us on Zoom once a week for 5 weeks this July as we learn essential coding fundamentals through completing challenges with an online robot simulator! Children must be able to switch between multiple tabs and use the share-screen function on zoom in order to participate.
Registration is required and space is limited. Click on the registration button that will appear below beginning at 9:00 am Monday June 15th. This program is for ages 9-12 and will meet on Wednesdays 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 and 7/29 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for three weeks to play this story. This session will run on 7/2, 7/9, and 7/16. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months.
Campaign details TBA.
Registration is required for this program. Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.
Ever wanted to learn how to code? Join us on Zoom once a week for 5 weeks this July as we learn essential coding fundamentals through completing challenges with an online robot simulator! Children must be able to switch between multiple tabs and use the share-screen function on zoom in order to participate.
Registration is required and space is limited. Click on the registration button that will appear below beginning at 9:00 am Monday June 15th. This program is for ages 9-12 and will meet on Wednesdays 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 and 7/29 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for three weeks to play this story. This session will run on
This session will run on 7/2, 7/9, and 7/16. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months.
Campaign details TBA.
Registration is required for this program. Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.
The hardware (and software) many of us carry in our pockets can take absolutely stunning photographs! Join former Quincy College professor and 45-year Houghs Neck resident Ron Goodman for a four part introduction to taking great photographs with your phone. Check back for more details about what will be covered in each class, happening on four consecutive Tuesday evenings, starting July 14.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Ever wanted to learn how to code? Join us on Zoom once a week for 5 weeks this July as we learn essential coding fundamentals through completing challenges with an online robot simulator! Children must be able to switch between multiple tabs and use the share-screen function on zoom in order to participate.
Registration is required and space is limited. Click on the registration button that will appear below beginning at 9:00 am Monday June 15th. This program is for ages 9-12 and will meet on Wednesdays 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 and 7/29 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for three weeks to play this story. This session will run on
This session will run on 7/2, 7/9, and 7/16. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months.
Campaign details TBA.
Registration is required for this program. Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.
The hardware (and software) many of us carry in our pockets can take absolutely stunning photographs! Join former Quincy College professor and 45-year Houghs Neck resident Ron Goodman for a four part introduction to taking great photographs with your phone. Check back for more details about what will be covered in each class, happening on four consecutive Tuesday evenings, starting July 14.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Ever wanted to learn how to code? Join us on Zoom once a week for 5 weeks this July as we learn essential coding fundamentals through completing challenges with an online robot simulator! Children must be able to switch between multiple tabs and use the share-screen function on zoom in order to participate.
Registration is required and space is limited. Click on the registration button that will appear below beginning at 9:00 am Monday June 15th. This program is for ages 9-12 and will meet on Wednesdays 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 and 7/29 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
The hardware (and software) many of us carry in our pockets can take absolutely stunning photographs! Join former Quincy College professor and 45-year Houghs Neck resident Ron Goodman for a four part introduction to taking great photographs with your phone. Check back for more details about what will be covered in each class, happening on four consecutive Tuesday evenings, starting July 14.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Ever wanted to learn how to code? Join us on Zoom once a week for 5 weeks this July as we learn essential coding fundamentals through completing challenges with an online robot simulator! Children must be able to switch between multiple tabs and use the share-screen function on zoom in order to participate.
Registration is required and space is limited. Click on the registration button that will appear below beginning at 9:00 am Monday June 15th. This program is for ages 9-12 and will meet on Wednesdays 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 and 7/29 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
The hardware (and software) many of us carry in our pockets can take absolutely stunning photographs! Join former Quincy College professor and 45-year Houghs Neck resident Ron Goodman for a four part introduction to taking great photographs with your phone. Check back for more details about what will be covered in each class, happening on four consecutive Tuesday evenings, starting July 14.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
Preparing for the U.S. naturalization exam? The library can help!
The library’s Citizenship Class helps students prepare for the civics, speaking, reading & writing portions of the test. The class will meet online using the Zoom meeting program.
Class Day and Time: Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Class Dates: June 10 to August 12
High-beginner English skills needed. The class is free, and students do not need to purchase a book. This class is offered through the library’s ESOL conversation-group program for adults, English Talk Time.
To register: Please email quenglishtalk@ocln.org or call the library’s Help Desk at 617-376-1102. The Help Desk hours are: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 12pm and 5-7pm; Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2-4pm.
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for three weeks to play this story. This session will run on 5/28, 6/4, and 6/11. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months. Check back in June for registration for July's campaign and for a special Harry Potter-themed D&D game.
We're taking our adventures onling using the Roll20 platform! Join us for our first three week adventure: The City That Was. The greatness of a dwarven citadel is measured by its greatness of wealth. The dwarves steadily work mines and forges to fuel the wealth needed to make their presence known throughout the realms. Unfortunately, this also makes them known to those that would seek the opportunity to steal their glory and riches. This story occurs in a place that has experienced this struggle for millennia. New threats emerge as old threats become rivals through the tides of time. This story... your story... is another chapter of this ancient struggle.
Registration is required for this program. Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.