Adult

Welcome novelists, sci-fi enthusiasts, dreamers, and anyone else who has a story to tell. Write, illustrate and relate your fictional work in any way you are inspired by the theme "Tell a Story to the Community". Pick up your notebook at a brief informational session. All Marble Fiction books created will be added to the Library's collection for the community to borrow.
If you are unable to attend, Notebooks will be available at the Help Desk beginning November 8.

Becoming the Parents Our Children Need Us to Be
This two-hour introductory talk, facilitated by educator Beverly Braxton, will address such topics as: parental authority, effective communication, peer pressure, screen time, and school performance. It is designed to support parents raising children of any age.

Read a part in Donna Spector's new comedic take on an ancient Greek myth of join the audience for an entertaining Sunday afternoon.
If you would like to read a part in the play, contact Kathleen or Siobhan at 986-1047, ext. 5. There will be a rehersal on October 21 at 6pm.

The Library staff will help you to create a cover for a Kindle, Nook or tablet device from a repurposed book cover. Keep it for yourself or give as a gift. Please bring the device with you if possible.
Please note: This materials used for this project will not accommodate the regular sized iPad; however, it will work for an iPad Mini.

Are you ready to sass up your place, organize your space and spruce up your home? Join Home Staging and Re-Design Expert, Karen Gray-Plaisted for a workshop full of tips and techniques on organizing, re-purposing and giving your home a fresh new look with your existing items.

Explore musical conversations through the ages...eavesdrop in the Austrian courts, mourn a tragic Italian prince, and get swept away in a Russian romance.
This concert is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Neuman.

Dr. Charles Holmes, retired from NASA, will present this multi-media presentation including information on NASA's new project to capture an asteroid.

Allison Petrus-Wilkins will lead a discusiion of Matilda by Roald Dahl and Boy:Tales from Childhood by the same author

From "The Great Migration, An Ameriacan Story" paintings by Jacob Lawrence
Using the art of Jacob Lawrence, art historian Diane Wilson will tell the story of the great African-American migration from the south to the north in the United States in the early part of the 20th century.

Hear ye! Hear ye! The honour of your presence is hereby requested by Lady Rosemary at the Renaissance Evening. Come and enjoy Shakespeare, swordsmanship, music, jesters and minstrels, crafts and much more! Renaissance atttire is encouraged!