Group exhibit of paintings, drawings, photographs, etchings, and prints by more than 20 artists from the ArtSpace studios in Maynard.
Group exhibit of paintings, drawings, photographs, etchings, and prints by more than 20 artists from the ArtSpace studios in Maynard.
At Outdoor Storytime you'll get to:
a. Listen to terrific stories in beautiful Memorial Park
b. Do fun outdoor activities
c. Experience the three "B's" - birds, breeze and books!
rain location - Maynard Public Library - Roosevelt Room
At Outdoor Storytime you'll get to:
a. Listen to terrific stories in beautiful Memorial Park
b. Do fun outdoor activities
c. Experience the three "B's" - birds, breeze and books!
rain location - Maynard Public Library - Roosevelt Room
RESCHEDULED TO THURSDAY, MAY 19
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
RESCHEDULED TO THURSDAY, MAY 19
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
Based on his award-winning book being translated into Chinese and Korean, Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What to Do About It, Dr. Andrew Budson will explain how individuals can distinguish changes in memory due to Alzheimer's versus normal aging, what medications, diets, and exercise regimes can help, and the best habits, strategies, and memory aids to use, in seven simple steps. He will also discuss his newest book, Six Steps to Managing Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia: A Guide for Families, including how families can manage issues with memory, language, vision, behavior, driving, incontinence, sleep, and more.
Educated at Haverford College and Harvard Medical School, Dr. Budson is Chief of Cognitive & Behavioral Neurology at the Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System, Director of Education at the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Professor of Neurology at Boston University School of Medicine, and Lecturer in Neurology at Harvard Medical School.
Based on his award-winning book being translated into Chinese and Korean, Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What to Do About It, Dr. Andrew Budson will explain how individuals can distinguish changes in memory due to Alzheimer's versus normal aging, what medications, diets, and exercise regimes can help, and the best habits, strategies, and memory aids to use, in seven simple steps. He will also discuss his newest book, Six Steps to Managing Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia: A Guide for Families, including how families can manage issues with memory, language, vision, behavior, driving, incontinence, sleep, and more.
Educated at Haverford College and Harvard Medical School, Dr. Budson is Chief of Cognitive & Behavioral Neurology at the Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System, Director of Education at the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Professor of Neurology at Boston University School of Medicine, and Lecturer in Neurology at Harvard Medical School.
Kids Cardboard Tube Robot Take & Make Kit available beginning Wednesday, May 18, 2022 while supplies last.
Kit includes:
Cardboard Tube
Aluminum Foil
Google Eyes
Glue
Miscellaneous decorating supplies
Embroidery Hoop
You will need:
Scissors
Additional Decorating supplies (optional)
Ages 3-12. Available while supplies last.
Kids Cardboard Tube Robot Take & Make Kit available beginning Wednesday, May 18, 2022 while supplies last.
Kit includes:
Cardboard Tube
Aluminum Foil
Google Eyes
Glue
Miscellaneous decorating supplies
Embroidery Hoop
You will need:
Scissors
Additional Decorating supplies (optional)
Ages 3-12. Available while supplies last.
A group that does fiber crafts - spinning, knitting, crocheting, quilting, etc.
A group that does fiber crafts - spinning, knitting, crocheting, quilting, etc.
via Zoom
Ages 8-12
E-mail Mr. Mark at mmalcolm@minlib.net or call 978-897-1010 x106 to register.
Storytime's in the past - you've just been bumped up to the Big League of Books.
The Big Kid Book Club will be a virtual Zoom activity where I'll read the first chapters of three new books and you'll get to vote on the one you want to hear. Then, after each chapter, we'll talk about what's going on in the story and I'll read the whole book.
You'll be taking the next step up the literary ladder.
Remember, today, The Big Kid Book Club, tomorrow - your driver's license.
via Zoom
Ages 8-12
E-mail Mr. Mark at mmalcolm@minlib.net or call 978-897-1010 x106 to register.
Storytime's in the past - you've just been bumped up to the Big League of Books.
The Big Kid Book Club will be a virtual Zoom activity where I'll read the first chapters of three new books and you'll get to vote on the one you want to hear. Then, after each chapter, we'll talk about what's going on in the story and I'll read the whole book.
You'll be taking the next step up the literary ladder.
Remember, today, The Big Kid Book Club, tomorrow - your driver's license.
Our Junior LEGO League
Is really quite unmatched
If you even try it once
You could really get "attached!"
If you join the LEGO League you'll get to build:
a. rockets
b. towers
c. robots
d. The new Maynard Fire House, okay, maybe not the fire house but almost anything else!
Our Junior LEGO League
Is really quite unmatched
If you even try it once
You could really get "attached!"
If you join the LEGO League you'll get to build:
a. rockets
b. towers
c. robots
d. The new Maynard Fire House, okay, maybe not the fire house but almost anything else!
Rescheduled from May 17
Cullen Room
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
Rescheduled from May 17
Cullen Room
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
Try delicious and easy recipes that need very little to come out great - a mug and a microwave! Stop by and try the recipe!
Kits with limited ingredients and a copy of the recipe will be available during the program.
May Recipe: Mac & Cheese
Friday, May 20, 2022 from 3:00 - 4:00pm. Drop-in.
For ages 12-18/middle & high school students
If you have any questions about ingredients, please contact Casey at any time!
Try delicious and easy recipes that need very little to come out great - a mug and a microwave! Stop by and try the recipe!
Kits with limited ingredients and a copy of the recipe will be available during the program.
May Recipe: Mac & Cheese
Friday, May 20, 2022 from 3:00 - 4:00pm. Drop-in.
For ages 12-18/middle & high school students
If you have any questions about ingredients, please contact Casey at any time!
Meet Zora the Reading Dog - Okay, Zora won't read to you but you can read to Zora.....and she'll listen! That's right, if you sign up for this you'll get to:
a. Have your own private, one-on-one ten minute session - just you and Zora, in person in the big room downstairs.
b. You can read to her and pet her at the same time - and she'll love it!
c. You never have to worry about reading something wrong, she doesn't care!
d. Zora can be the dog you always wanted.....for ten minutes anyway!
Don't miss this great chance to have some quality doggie time!
Sign up for a time slot here.
Meet Zora the Reading Dog - Okay, Zora won't read to you but you can read to Zora.....and she'll listen! That's right, if you sign up for this you'll get to:
a. Have your own private, one-on-one ten minute session - just you and Zora, in person in the big room downstairs.
b. You can read to her and pet her at the same time - and she'll love it!
c. You never have to worry about reading something wrong, she doesn't care!
d. Zora can be the dog you always wanted.....for ten minutes anyway!
Don't miss this great chance to have some quality doggie time!
Sign up for a time slot here.
An exhibit of community and Maynard High School student artwork on the theme of shelter. There will be an associated fundraiser with proceeds to support Pine Street Inn and Stone House.
An exhibit of community and Maynard High School student artwork on the theme of shelter. There will be an associated fundraiser with proceeds to support Pine Street Inn and Stone House.
It's also a book birthday! Sonali's latest adaptation--"The Emma Project" has just come out. Celebratory snacks will be served at the library Watch Party.
Register here to tune in to the Zoom event.
OR click the Register button below to join the Watch Party with other readers/fans at the library.
Presented in partnership with Ashland Public Library, Needham Library and Mass Bay Community College.
It's also a book birthday! Sonali's latest adaptation--"The Emma Project" has just come out. Celebratory snacks will be served at the library Watch Party.
Register here to tune in to the Zoom event.
OR click the Register button below to join the Watch Party with other readers/fans at the library.
Presented in partnership with Ashland Public Library, Needham Library and Mass Bay Community College.
Teen & Adult Take & Make Kit: Pebble Art Craft Kit
Teen & Adult Mini Pebble Art Take & Make Kits are available beginning Monday, May 23, 2022 while supplies last.
Kit includes:
Canvas
Glue
Assorted pebbles
Fine marker
Instruction sheet and inspiration guide
You will need:
Pencil
Teen & Adult Take & Make Kit: Pebble Art Craft Kit
Teen & Adult Mini Pebble Art Take & Make Kits are available beginning Monday, May 23, 2022 while supplies last.
Kit includes:
Canvas
Glue
Assorted pebbles
Fine marker
Instruction sheet and inspiration guide
You will need:
Pencil
In May, we will celebrate the flavors of Eastern Europe with Fresh from Poland by Michal Korkosz.
All are welcome! Pick up a cookbook at the Circulation Desk, choose a recipe and prepare it for our shared meal and discussion. We will meet outside on the patio, weather permitting.
In May, we will celebrate the flavors of Eastern Europe with Fresh from Poland by Michal Korkosz.
All are welcome! Pick up a cookbook at the Circulation Desk, choose a recipe and prepare it for our shared meal and discussion. We will meet outside on the patio, weather permitting.
At Outdoor Storytime you'll get to:
a. Listen to terrific stories in beautiful Memorial Park
b. Do fun outdoor activities
c. Experience the three "B's" - birds, breeze and books!
rain location - Maynard Public Library - Roosevelt Room
At Outdoor Storytime you'll get to:
a. Listen to terrific stories in beautiful Memorial Park
b. Do fun outdoor activities
c. Experience the three "B's" - birds, breeze and books!
rain location - Maynard Public Library - Roosevelt Room
Cullen Room
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
Cullen Room
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
This is the May meeting of the library's book discussion group Book Mill. The group will meet in-person at the library but will also have a Zoom option available for those who prefer to join from home. Please contact Sally Thurston (sthurston@minlib.net) for more information.
This month we will be discussing Owls of the Eastern Ice by Jonathan Slaght.
Meetings last under an hour and a half, although at times they spill over enthusiastically. Any reader who enjoys reading with a questioning mind, entertaining diverse perspectives, and sharing their thoughts is welcome to join us for one or many Book Mill meetings. To contact our facilitator Wendy, email wendy.valentine@post.harvard.edu
Books are available to borrow at the Circulation Desk.
This is the May meeting of the library's book discussion group Book Mill. The group will meet in-person at the library but will also have a Zoom option available for those who prefer to join from home. Please contact Sally Thurston (sthurston@minlib.net) for more information.
This month we will be discussing Owls of the Eastern Ice by Jonathan Slaght.
Meetings last under an hour and a half, although at times they spill over enthusiastically. Any reader who enjoys reading with a questioning mind, entertaining diverse perspectives, and sharing their thoughts is welcome to join us for one or many Book Mill meetings. To contact our facilitator Wendy, email wendy.valentine@post.harvard.edu
Books are available to borrow at the Circulation Desk.
via Zoom
Ages 8-12
E-mail Mr. Mark at mmalcolm@minlib.net or call 978-897-1010 x106 to register.
Storytime's in the past - you've just been bumped up to the Big League of Books.
The Big Kid Book Club will be a virtual Zoom activity where I'll read the first chapters of three new books and you'll get to vote on the one you want to hear. Then, after each chapter, we'll talk about what's going on in the story and I'll read the whole book.
You'll be taking the next step up the literary ladder.
Remember, today, The Big Kid Book Club, tomorrow - your driver's license.
via Zoom
Ages 8-12
E-mail Mr. Mark at mmalcolm@minlib.net or call 978-897-1010 x106 to register.
Storytime's in the past - you've just been bumped up to the Big League of Books.
The Big Kid Book Club will be a virtual Zoom activity where I'll read the first chapters of three new books and you'll get to vote on the one you want to hear. Then, after each chapter, we'll talk about what's going on in the story and I'll read the whole book.
You'll be taking the next step up the literary ladder.
Remember, today, The Big Kid Book Club, tomorrow - your driver's license.
Our Junior LEGO League
Is really quite unmatched
If you even try it once
You could really get "attached!"
If you join the LEGO League you'll get to build:
a. rockets
b. towers
c. robots
d. The new Maynard Fire House, okay, maybe not the fire house but almost anything else!
Our Junior LEGO League
Is really quite unmatched
If you even try it once
You could really get "attached!"
If you join the LEGO League you'll get to build:
a. rockets
b. towers
c. robots
d. The new Maynard Fire House, okay, maybe not the fire house but almost anything else!
May's spice is sumac! Pick up your kit with a spice sample and recipes starting May 9.
Sumac is the coarse powder ground from sumac berries. Popular throughout the Middle East, sumac adds a vibrant red color and a lemony tartness to dishes. Sumac is also a main ingredient in the spice blend za'atar.
Choose a recipe (or two) to prepare for our potluck tasting and discussion. All are welcome! Sharing food is completely optional.
Click Register below to be added to the Spice Club email list. If you registered for a previous meeting, there's no need to register again.
May's spice is sumac! Pick up your kit with a spice sample and recipes starting May 9.
Sumac is the coarse powder ground from sumac berries. Popular throughout the Middle East, sumac adds a vibrant red color and a lemony tartness to dishes. Sumac is also a main ingredient in the spice blend za'atar.
Choose a recipe (or two) to prepare for our potluck tasting and discussion. All are welcome! Sharing food is completely optional.
Click Register below to be added to the Spice Club email list. If you registered for a previous meeting, there's no need to register again.
Meet Zora the Reading Dog - Okay, Zora won't read to you but you can read to Zora.....and she'll listen! That's right, if you sign up for this you'll get to:
a. Have your own private, one-on-one ten minute session - just you and Zora, in person in the big room downstairs.
b. You can read to her and pet her at the same time - and she'll love it!
c. You never have to worry about reading something wrong, she doesn't care!
d. Zora can be the dog you always wanted.....for ten minutes anyway!
Don't miss this great chance to have some quality doggie time!
Sign up for a time slot here.
Meet Zora the Reading Dog - Okay, Zora won't read to you but you can read to Zora.....and she'll listen! That's right, if you sign up for this you'll get to:
a. Have your own private, one-on-one ten minute session - just you and Zora, in person in the big room downstairs.
b. You can read to her and pet her at the same time - and she'll love it!
c. You never have to worry about reading something wrong, she doesn't care!
d. Zora can be the dog you always wanted.....for ten minutes anyway!
Don't miss this great chance to have some quality doggie time!
Sign up for a time slot here.
At Outdoor Storytime you'll get to:
a. Listen to terrific stories in beautiful Memorial Park
b. Do fun outdoor activities
c. Experience the three "B's" - birds, breeze and books!
rain location - Maynard Public Library - Roosevelt Room
At Outdoor Storytime you'll get to:
a. Listen to terrific stories in beautiful Memorial Park
b. Do fun outdoor activities
c. Experience the three "B's" - birds, breeze and books!
rain location - Maynard Public Library - Roosevelt Room
Cullen Room
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
Cullen Room
Are you new to studying English? Do you want to practice your speaking and listening and develop more confidence in speaking English with others? In a Conversation Circle using everyday vocabulary you can talk about daily life, books, movies, travel, food, parenting, hobbies, the news, etc. You can also improve your pronunciation and learn common words and idioms by practicing your skills in a friendly environment.
No registration is required. The Circles are led by an experienced ESL teacher who greatly enjoys helping English language learners. An intermediate level of English fluency is recommended though not required.
In celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
In the pre-talkie early years of Hollywood, two of the biggest silent movie stars, Sessue Hayakawa and Anna May Wong were Asian. Portrayed as exotic and inscrutable, these stars graced the silver screen with great success. But suddenly and within a short period of time, all the major Hollywood movie studios began hiring white actors instead of actual Asians and gave them the “yellowface” treatment with taped-back eyes and makeup. Fast-forward to today, and Asians have attained an amazing level of stardom and success both on TV and the big screen. How, when and why did all those cultural shifts come about? This presentation covers more than a century of how Asians have been portrayed in Hollywood, on commercials, and on stage.
Gil Asakawa is a journalist, editor, author and blogger who covers Japan, Japanese American, Asian American and Pacific Islander cultural and social justice issues, with a blog, The Nikkei View. He's a nationally-known speaker, panelist and expert on Japanese American history and Asian American identity. Having written for publications including Rolling Stone and Newsweek Japan, he has authored books including "The Toy Book" (a history of baby boomer toys, Knopf, 1991) and "Being Japanese American" (a history of Japanese in the U.S., Stone Bridge Press, 2014) and has been a consultant for organizations focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion within their institutions. Because of his extensive and pioneering work he has received the “Voice Award” from the Asian American Journalist Association (AAJA). His latest book “Tabemasho! Let’s Eat!,” a history of Japanese food in America will be published by Stone Bridge Press this fall.
We are partnering with the Cary, Wayland and Ashland libraries to bring you this program.
Please register for this program to receive the Zoom link.
In celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
In the pre-talkie early years of Hollywood, two of the biggest silent movie stars, Sessue Hayakawa and Anna May Wong were Asian. Portrayed as exotic and inscrutable, these stars graced the silver screen with great success. But suddenly and within a short period of time, all the major Hollywood movie studios began hiring white actors instead of actual Asians and gave them the “yellowface” treatment with taped-back eyes and makeup. Fast-forward to today, and Asians have attained an amazing level of stardom and success both on TV and the big screen. How, when and why did all those cultural shifts come about? This presentation covers more than a century of how Asians have been portrayed in Hollywood, on commercials, and on stage.
Gil Asakawa is a journalist, editor, author and blogger who covers Japan, Japanese American, Asian American and Pacific Islander cultural and social justice issues, with a blog, The Nikkei View. He's a nationally-known speaker, panelist and expert on Japanese American history and Asian American identity. Having written for publications including Rolling Stone and Newsweek Japan, he has authored books including "The Toy Book" (a history of baby boomer toys, Knopf, 1991) and "Being Japanese American" (a history of Japanese in the U.S., Stone Bridge Press, 2014) and has been a consultant for organizations focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion within their institutions. Because of his extensive and pioneering work he has received the “Voice Award” from the Asian American Journalist Association (AAJA). His latest book “Tabemasho! Let’s Eat!,” a history of Japanese food in America will be published by Stone Bridge Press this fall.
We are partnering with the Cary, Wayland and Ashland libraries to bring you this program.
Please register for this program to receive the Zoom link.
Information meeting for potential applicants for homeownership.
Information meeting for potential applicants for homeownership.
John Foley, CFP, from New England Investment & Retirement Group is hosting an event to highlight risks posed to retirees, pertaining to six areas of financial planning: retirement & income planning, investing, medical insurance, taxation, college education planning, and estate planning.
Please sign up by clicking the "Register" button below or call 978-897-1010 x103.
John Foley, CFP, from New England Investment & Retirement Group is hosting an event to highlight risks posed to retirees, pertaining to six areas of financial planning: retirement & income planning, investing, medical insurance, taxation, college education planning, and estate planning.
Please sign up by clicking the "Register" button below or call 978-897-1010 x103.
Come pick up some summer reading!
Come pick up some summer reading!
Outdoor concert, weather permitting, Library patio (Rain date: October 22)
Longtime New England singer/songwriter Matt York will perform the songs of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings and tell stories of their careers. The four songwriting legends joined forces in the 1980s to form the country supergroup The Highwaymen. However, prior to that, they'd each established themselves as stars, and their careers intersected many times since the 1960s. York has twice been nominated as Best Male Artist by the New England Music Awards, and his latest release was named one of the Boston Globe's best albums of 2019. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Maynard Local Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Outdoor concert, weather permitting, Library patio (Rain date: October 22)
Longtime New England singer/songwriter Matt York will perform the songs of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings and tell stories of their careers. The four songwriting legends joined forces in the 1980s to form the country supergroup The Highwaymen. However, prior to that, they'd each established themselves as stars, and their careers intersected many times since the 1960s. York has twice been nominated as Best Male Artist by the New England Music Awards, and his latest release was named one of the Boston Globe's best albums of 2019. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Maynard Local Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Jane Oneail returns to the library for her 9th visit in her series of very popular art talks.
Jane Oneail returns to the library for her 9th visit in her series of very popular art talks.
Kits will be available staring today for Landscape Needle Felting from PopUp Art School. Make a lovely summer beach scene with wool and a special felting needle. It's easy, fun and relaxing! The kits will include everything you need, including a link to an instructional video. Watch on your own schedule, or join a Watch & Craft event at the library with other felters on Saturday, July 9.
The kits are available while suplies last. The video is available for viewing from June 18 through July 17.
Registration coming soon!
Kits will be available staring today for Landscape Needle Felting from PopUp Art School. Make a lovely summer beach scene with wool and a special felting needle. It's easy, fun and relaxing! The kits will include everything you need, including a link to an instructional video. Watch on your own schedule, or join a Watch & Craft event at the library with other felters on Saturday, July 9.
The kits are available while suplies last. The video is available for viewing from June 18 through July 17.
Registration coming soon!
This is the June meeting of the library's book discussion group Book Mill. The group will meet in-person at the library but will also have a Zoom option available for those who prefer to join from home. Please contact Sally Thurston (sthurston@minlib.net) for more information.
This month we will be discussing The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich.
Meetings last under an hour and a half, although at times they spill over enthusiastically. Any reader who enjoys reading with a questioning mind, entertaining diverse perspectives, and sharing their thoughts is welcome to join us for one or many Book Mill meetings. To contact our facilitator Wendy, email wendy.valentine@post.harvard.edu
Books are available to borrow at the Circulation Desk.
This is the June meeting of the library's book discussion group Book Mill. The group will meet in-person at the library but will also have a Zoom option available for those who prefer to join from home. Please contact Sally Thurston (sthurston@minlib.net) for more information.
This month we will be discussing The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich.
Meetings last under an hour and a half, although at times they spill over enthusiastically. Any reader who enjoys reading with a questioning mind, entertaining diverse perspectives, and sharing their thoughts is welcome to join us for one or many Book Mill meetings. To contact our facilitator Wendy, email wendy.valentine@post.harvard.edu
Books are available to borrow at the Circulation Desk.
The group gathers to work on hand crafts. This started as a knitting group.
The group gathers to work on hand crafts. This started as a knitting group.
June Spice Club Discussion
Spice TBD
June Spice Club Discussion
Spice TBD
June Cookbook Club
Book TBD, outside, weather permitting
June Cookbook Club
Book TBD, outside, weather permitting
Jane Oneail returns to the library for her 10th visit in her series of very popular art talks.
Jane Oneail returns to the library for her 10th visit in her series of very popular art talks.
MetroWest Reader's Fest event with Gish Jen, speaking about her latest book Thank You, Mr. Nixon
Location TBD, in-person and virtual
In collaboration with the Wayland Free Public Library and the Goodnow Library
MetroWest Reader's Fest event with Gish Jen, speaking about her latest book Thank You, Mr. Nixon
Location TBD, in-person and virtual
In collaboration with the Wayland Free Public Library and the Goodnow Library
