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Come to the Courtyard on Saturday, September 24 between 11am and 2pm as the Donkey Mill Art Center proudly presents Cool Fusion: Festival of 1,000 Bowls.
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Tickets are $20 presale and $25 at the event ($15 for kids), tickets include a bowl and unlimited noodles. An assortment of handmade ceramics will be arranged on tabletops where guests can carefully consider their selections before indulging in a lunch of delicious noodles.
Enjoy a fusion of ceramic, musical, and culinary arts in support of ceramics education with the Donkey Mill Art Center. Call (808) 322-3362 to reserve your tickets.
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Post-Inventory Sale:
We've loaded up a table with lots of things that must go! Purses, visors, keiki items, and more; all at half-price.
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Bring your Teddy Bear to Story time Wednesday, Sept 28th @ 10:30am
We will celebrate 50 years of "Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See?" at our next story time.
With Bear stories and a teddy bear picnic, it should be great fun. So, call us to save a space and bring your teddy bear!
324-0350 or
[email protected]
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Our book groups are relaxed and entertaining book discussions.
Bring a light pupu or beverage, pick your genre, and join us any time.
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What our book groups are reading:
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Our Travel and Adventure group:
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Falling Off the Map
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Falling Off the Map by Pico Iver
The author of Video Night in Kathmandu ups the ante on himself in this sublimely evocative and acerbically funny tour through the world's loneliest and most eccentric places. From Iceland to Bhutan to Argentina, Iyer remains both uncannily observant and hilarious.
Join us to discuss this travel classic on Tuesday, September 20 at 6:30pm.
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"Just the Facts", our non-fiction group:
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A Fighting Chance |
A Fighting Chance by Elizabeth Warren
An unlikely political star tells the inspiring story of the two-decade journey that taught her how Washington really works and really doesn't.
Join us to discuss this best-selling political memoir on Tuesday, September 27 at 6:00pm.
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"Second Tuesday", our fiction group:
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Some Lulck by Jane Smiley
1920, Denby, Iowa: Rosanna and Walter Langdon have just welcomed their firstborn son, Frank, into their family farm. He will be the oldest of five. Each chapter in this extraordinary novel covers a single year, encompassing the sweep of history as the Langdons abide by time-honored values and pass them on to their children. With the country on the cusp of enormous social and economic change through the early 1950s, we watch as the personal and the historical merge seamlessly: one moment electricity is just beginning to power the farm, and the next a son is volunteering to fight the Nazis.
Join us to discuss this Tuesday, October 11 at 6:30pm.
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Joy and Brenda (Owners)
Noble and Chloe (Cats)
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| Hours: Monday- Friday 10am to 6pm; Saturday: 10am to 5pm; Sunday: 11am to 5pm
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