Here's a quick update from your library to round out the month...
Join us for
Grown-up Story Hour
this Thursday, February 27 at 6:00 p.m.
at Liberty Way Tap House. Our volunteers and staff will read while you sit back and relax. This month we're going for a "love" theme - familial love, romantic love, love gone right, love gone wrong... who knows what our readers will come up with? There's no charge to attend, but beverages are available from Liberty Way and pizza is available from Home Slice.
Also happening this week: our twice-monthly
"Coffee and Coloring"
group meets on Friday at 2-4 p.m. Join us for coloring and paper crafts - bring your own or use our coloring sheets and supplies, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon with new friends.
Back by popular demand
:
next month we'll be hosting another
Craft Swap
on Friday, March 27th, so mark your calendar. Clean out the craft room and find those supplies you'll never use, bring them to the library to give away, and take home some of other people's unwanted supplies. We'll also run a second
"Ditch the Dish!"
class on streaming media on March 24 at 11:00 a.m. Learn what you'll need to know to get rid of your satellite/cable TV subscription and stream media on one of the many new services out there. We'll be offering another great door prize, too.
New titles on our DVD shelf
and titles coming in March will include:
Knives Out
,
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
,
Midway
,
Parasite
,
Color Out of Space
,
Dark Waters
,
Uncut Gems
,
Jumanji: the next level
,
Richard Jewell
,
1917
,
Ford v. Ferrari
,
Star Wars episode IX
, and more.
New books
at the library this month include:
Brother & Sister
by Diane Keaton,
The Country Guesthouse
by Robyn Carr,
A Divided Loyalty
by Charles Todd,
Country Strong
by Linda Lael Miller,
Children of the Land
by Marcelo Hernandez Castillo,
House on Fire
by Joseph Finder,
The Splendid and the Vile
by Erik Larson, and
When we were Vikings
by Andrew Macdonald.
Each month we add dozens of new movies and books to our library collections so
check our library catalog
for all the new titles you want. Be sure to place holds on your favorites - it really is the best way to get what you want!
Teresa Schmidt
Library director
