Events

UPCOMING EVENT:

 

If you know of a Library-related event not listed below, please contact us.

Events 2018

Regularly Scheduled Events:
The following events are typically held at the times listed, but patrons are encouraged to confirm that they will be held on any particular day.

 

Children’s Reading Hour, 4 p.m. on Wednesday  (with Corlis Carroll, starting in July)

Writing Group, 3pm on Wednesdays NEW time!

AA meetings, 6 p.m. on Thursday and Sunday please note NEW time!

Quaker Meeting, 9 a.m. on Sunday

Summer Reading Program for ages 8-14, ongoing, sign up at the Library!

 

MAY

1: Regular open hours begin: M-F 1-3

 

JUNE

1:  Summer Schedule begins: M-Sat 1-5

29: Book Discussion led by Mia Boynton on “The Stranger in the Woods” by Michael Finkel, 7:30pm

 

JULY

10: Book Discussion on “A Piece of the World” by Christina Baker Kline, 7:30pm

13-14: Third Annual Distinguished Writers Series: Christina Baker Kline

21: Poetry Jamboree! 7:30pm at the Library

29: Chowderfest!

 

AUGUST

3: Memorial Bench Dedication Ceremony with Jane Perry, 1pm at the Library

3:  Book Discussion led by Antionette Seymour on “Speak, Memory” by Vladimir Nabokov, 7:30pm

6: Spanish Games with Emily Wander! All ages, beginning Spanish level, free. Please register in advance at the Library, 3pm

13: Annual Meeting, open to the public, 10am

28: Broadband Community Meeting, 8am

 

SEPTEMBER

1: Fall Schedule begins: M-F 1-3

1: Library Day!

Silent Auction, Bake Sale, Raffle Drawing, 1-2:30pm on the Library lawn

Raffle tickets on sale at the Library, to be sold up until drawing time

12: Island Institute Visit, 10am-1pm in the Library

15: Soul Collage with Lillian Harris

22: “Thoreau’s Birds at Walden Pond,” a lecture by Thoreau Scholar Tom Potter, 7pm at the Library

26: Author Talk with Lisa Jahn-Clough

28: Book Discussion on “Her Body and Other Parties” by Carmen Machado, led by Kacie Keele and Sasha Nochimow

 

OCTOBER

31: Haunted House