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What's coming up at the Library in May & June? David Herlihy presents the epic tale of an American adventurer and his mysterious disappearance in The Lost Cyclist ... WICE Writers on Writing guest Cyrus Cassells provides insights into his creative process ... Laurel Zuckerman shares the anthology Best Paris Stories ... the Hoffmann Quartet plays works by Debussy, Haydn, and Beethoven on period instruments ... Judith Merians journeys through the film and written versions of The African Queen ... Cara Black presents Murder at the Lanterne Rouge, part of her Aimé Leduc mystery series ... Jill Tarlau discusses bookbinding ... Avis Cardella shares her story in Spent: Memoirs of a Shopping Addict, and more.| Art on View: Painted Words - From Page to Pictures |
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Tue 15 May - Sun 17 Jun
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Author and artist Heather Hartley has incorporated visual elements her writing, be it poetry or prose, essay or interview. Discover in this exhibition works which translate words into colors.| Savvy Shopper Alert: Used Book Sale Weekend |
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Sat 2 Jun & Sun 3 Jun
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Find great bargains on gently used books and other materials at the Library's monthly book sale - on both days of the first weekend of the month. Support the Library and find something wonderful to read!Follow us...
Events & Programs
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Tue 15 May - Sun 17 June
Art on View: Painted Words - From Page to Picture -
Tue 22 May | 19h30
Evenings with an Author: David Herlihy -
Wed 23 May
Story Hour 10h30 & 14h30 (ages 3-5): Classics & Favorites -
Thu 24 May
Mother Goose Lap Sit 10h30 & 17h00 (ages 1-3) -
Thu 24 May | 19h30
WICE @ The Library - Writers on Writing with Cyrus Cassells -
Fri 25 May | 19h00
Improv Night (ages 12+) -
Sat 26 May | 12h00
Spring Chills with Adam Gidwitz (ages 9-12) -
Sat 26 May | 15h00
Saturday series (ages 6+): Fancy Nancy Tea Party -
Tue 29 May | 19h30
Evenings with an Author: Laurel Zuckerman and Best Paris Stories -
Wed 30 May
Story Hour 10h30 & 14h30 (ages 3-5): Hello Sun, Hello Moon -
Fri 01 June | 19h00
When Paintbrush Meets Page With Heather Hartley (ages 12+) -
Sat 02 June | 10h00
Monthly Used Book Sale Weekend
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