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Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Even if you don’t write poetry, you can use its tools to write better! For National Poetry Month, local poet Jennifer Freed returns to the Northborough Free Library for another writing workshop. In this workshop you will look at work from Massachusetts poets – including U.S Poet Laureate Stanley Kunitz (born and raised in Worcester) – to discover how they use sound, narration, line breaks, and word choice to make their stories sing. Then apply what you have learned to whatever kind of writing you choose.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dogs!
Kodiak and Echo are Bernese Mountain dogs, trained to sit with children
and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies can foster
your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
CHOOSE A 15-MINUTE TIME SLOT BY CLICKING THE REGISTER BUTTON BELOW.
In this free YMCA sponsored workshop, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week (this program runs for 6 weeks).
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
MAY THE 4TH BE WITH YOU!
Stop in and make a fun Star Wars
creation. We will supply all the
materials you will need. A great
way to end your week :)
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dogs!
Kodiak and Echo are Bernese Mountain dogs, trained to sit with children
and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies can foster
your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
CHOOSE A 15-MINUTE TIME SLOT BY CLICKING THE REGISTER BUTTON BELOW.
In this free YMCA sponsored workshop, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week (this program runs for 6 weeks).
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
Do you like to play chess? If you know
the basics come join our chess night. We will be meeting
once a month. For kids ages 6 - 10. Feel free to bring
your own chess set. Please feel free to give us a call if any questions @ 508-393-5025 ext. 4.
Happiness is a gift we give ourselves and our children. Too often we hope it finds us or we pursue it in places or ways it will never be found. Together, we will be introduced to the pursuit of happiness for our children: defining it, examining attributes that lead to it and applying ways to behave that achieve it. Facilitated by Jeannine Fitzgerald, founder of The Fitzgerald Institute.
Sponsored by the YMCA Family and Community Partnership.
*Childcare is not available for this workshop.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
We are now offering a monthly drop-in nutrition group on Wednesday mornings in the Library’s café located on the second floor. Called The Art of Good Nutrition Drop-In Group, the next session will be on Wednesday, May 9th from 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. The drop-in sessions are facilitated by Registered Dietitian Judy Palken. Judy has been a registered dietitian for over 30 years. She works in nutrition and health research in the Division of Preventive and Behavioral medicine at UMass Medical School in Worcester, and also teaches nutrition classes in the community. She has taught a series of classes on nutrition and weight control at the Northborough Free Library over the past two years. In these drop-in groups, there will be a new nutrition or related health topic each month, with time for discussion and questions.
The topic of our May 9th session will be announced at our April 18th session.
No registration in necessary and all are welcome to attend. The discussions are being funded by the Friends of the Northborough Free Library. Please join us!
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dogs!
Kodiak and Echo are Bernese Mountain dogs, trained to sit with children
and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies can foster
your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
CHOOSE A 15-MINUTE TIME SLOT BY CLICKING THE REGISTER BUTTON BELOW.
Come in and make something special
for someone special. All the materials
you need will be supplied.
In this free YMCA sponsored workshop, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week (this program runs for 6 weeks).
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
Sisters in Crime is an international organization made up of authors, readers, publishers, agents, booksellers and librarians bound by an affection for the mystery genre and supporting women who write mysteries. The Northborough Library is pleased to present three local mystery authors from the New England Chapter of Sisters in Crime.
Join Sharon Healy-Yang, Lisa Lieberman, and Leslie Wheeler as they discuss how they craft mystery stories. Each author will discuss her process: coming up with that first idea, creating characters, doing research, and the daily writing schedule where the job gets done. Whether you’re a fan of mysteries or an aspiring author, you’ll be sure to pick up some clues from these Sisters in Crime! Copies of the authors’ books will be available for signing at the program.
Location: Meeting Room
This month we are reading Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong by Prudence Shen. Teens in grades 6-10 are welcome. Registration is required. Don't forget to stop by the Teen Desk to pick up a copy of the book. This event will take place in the Teen Room.
Bring your child and participate in some fun sensory stations
known to stimulate both occupational and speech learning in
preschool aged children. Examples of sensory stations are squishing
shaving cream, searching for treasures in rice and more! This drop
in session is staffed by pediatric occupational and speech therapists.
For children ages 3 - 5 with their caregiver.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
Beginning Reader Read-Aloud Book Club
3rd Thursday of the Month
4:00- 4:30 p.m.
This book club is for newly independent readers to practice their new reading skills by reading out loud in a group setting, followed by short book discussion and an activity.
Best suited to kindergarten-aged children.
Books will be available to check out in advance in the children’s room.
Registration required.
Join us for an evening of fun, games, and food! Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. Registration is required and space is limited. *Please note that this program is taking place after the Library’s regular closing time.*
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dogs!
Kodiak and Echo are Bernese Mountain dogs, trained to sit with children
and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies can foster
your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
CHOOSE A 15-MINUTE TIME SLOT BY CLICKING THE REGISTER BUTTON BELOW.
After hitting the road with countless bands as a sideman, songwriter, saxophonist and guitarist Jon Berman picked up a guitar and brought his own music to life. With influences ranging from the coastal music of Jimmy Buffet and Kenny Chesney, touching upon the country of Dierks Bentley and Willie Nelson, and reaching to the songwriting of Stephen Kellogg and Will Hoge, Jon’s music covers many genres. Jon has performed with acts such as Changes In Latitudes, Barefoot Truth, Hard Rock Café Ambassador of Rock winners Jackson Wetherbee Band, The Sweet Remains, Stephen Kellogg, Rick Monroe and the ska band T.I.P. Join us for the third concert in our Spring series!
In this free YMCA sponsored workshop, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week (this program runs for 6 weeks).
This month we will be trying some mug recipes. All supplies will be provided. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. Registration is required. This event will be in the Meeting Room.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
T.A.G. meets once a month to discuss all things Teen. T.A.G. plans Teen events and helps the Teen Librarian choose new materials for the Teen Room. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required. This event will be in the Teen Room.
The Northborough Free Library is pleased to present well-known author and WCVB-TV reporter Ted Reinstein on Wednesday, May 23rd at 7 PM in the Library’s main meeting room for a presentation featuring Ted’s most recent book, New England’s General Stores: Exploring An American Classic.
The Quintessential New England Community Experience
The general store is as old as America itself. It conjures a country-like place where kids come in to buy penny candy, and adults to buy everything from fresh vegetables to four-penny nails. It was a place to pick up mail, the newspaper, and perhaps tarry a bit on a chilly morning to chat over a cup of coffee and a warm wood stove. Long before “Cheers,” the general store was the vital and inviting heart of a community, where everyone not only knew your name, but how you took that coffee, how many kids you had, and hey, how’s your dad doing, anyway?
But far from becoming mere relics with a roof, many iconic general stores are still very much open, very much in business, and very much still the heart of their communities. What’s more, like the diner, general stores have seen a resurgence all across New England. They are being renovated, reopened and reimagined for our time. Today, many general stores are prized more than ever as that vanishing but all-important “third place” in a community. In profiling the colorful stories of some of New England’s most iconic general stores, the long, ongoing story of this remarkable region itself comes to life.
About the Authors:
Ted Reinstein has been a reporter for “Chronicle,” WCVB-TV/Boston’s award-winning—and America’s longest-running, locally-produced—nightly news magazine since 1997. In addition, he is a regular contributor for the station’s political roundtable show and sits on WCVB’s Editorial Board. He is the also the author of Globe Pequot’s New England Notebook: One Reporter, Six States, Uncommon Stories, and Wicked Pissed: New England's Most Famous Feuds.
Anne-Marie Dorning is an Emmy Award–winning journalist and writer. She has covered presidential elections, breaking news stories around the nation, and the Olympic Games overseas. This is her first collaboration on a full-length book. In her “spare” time, Anne-Marie works in communications at a New England college. She is also the mother of two amazing girls and lives west of Boston.
This program is made possible by the Friends of the Northborough Library. Copies of Ted’s book will be for sale and signing following the talk. The program is free and open to the public and all are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dogs!
Kodiak and Echo are Bernese Mountain dogs, trained to sit with children
and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies can foster
your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
CHOOSE A 15-MINUTE TIME SLOT BY CLICKING THE REGISTER BUTTON BELOW.
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
Just 4s and 5s!
A storytime with a little independence
Join us for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grownups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FOR CHILDREN AGES 4 AND 5 ONLY
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
When most Americans think of May Day, they think of tanks parading through the streets of Moscow. May Day, the first of May, is known throughout much of the world as the day for workers. While May Day eventually turned out to be not such a great deal for many workers in Russia, it is none the less celebrated today in over one hundred countries by workers, many of them members of trade unions. And in most countries, the celebrations are not about military parades; rather, they are about highlighting the struggles workers are going through.
The reason it is not celebrated in a number of other countries is because organized workers are severely repressed. It is not a recognized holiday in the US and Canada. Instead, those two countries celebrate Labor Day. The reason for this is that the celebration of May Day was linked to Communism, Socialism, militant workers and other activists who fought for improving the lot of workers. This is not something the people in power in this country wanted to celebrate. The irony of this is that the movement of celebrating May Day as a workers’ holiday began right here in the US. A national strike was called for May 1, 1886, unless Congress passed legislation shortening the work day to 8 hours. On May 1, 60,000 workers went on strike in Chicago. The strike gained momentum and two days later the police shot several strikers. Following further violence in Chicago, the movement spread worldwide. The struggle for the 8 hour day was realized years later.
People in the Northborough area will have a chance to have a taste of May Day from around the world, with poster exhibits at three libraries during the month of May. Massachusetts Resident Stephen Lewis will be exhibiting his May Day posters at the Northborough, Southborough and Westborough public libraries. Lewis has numerous May Day posters that he has collected from France, Spain, Namibia, Australia, Denmark, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Germany and Liechtenstein, to name a few.
The exhibit is part graphic art, part history, and part culture and political. Artists may appreciate the various ways a theme is depicted by many different artists, hailing from different countries and cultures. Lewis has made the foreign language posters more accessible by including information, including translation of key phrases, to English. Historians can see what social and political changes were being advocated for in different countries at different times. Activists can see some of their favorite causes, including the celebration of May Day itself, agitated for in these posters. One example of interest Lewis describes is the difference between the rather tame writing in the Liechtenstein posters, where workers are generally treated well, and the much more militant language in posters from countries like El Salvador, where union activists have been killed by government forces, and labor unions severely repressed.
Lewis has a collection of 7100 posters which he exhibits regularly around Massachusetts. He can be reached at lewisposters@gmail.com. His collection is also available on Facebook at labor/progressive political posters. The posters/photos were contributed by friends, collected at conferences, visits to some of the organizations, and from connections made through the internet.
The May Day poster exhibit will be on display during all open hours of the library, with the exception of times when library-sponsored programs or meetings are being held in the main meeting room. For more information call 508-393-5025.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Northborough Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency, and by Roofers Local 33, Asbestos Workers Local 6, IBEW Local 103, and Painters DC 35.
*The exhibit is running concurrently at the Westborough and Southborough Public Libraries.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
Legendary Folksinger, Storyteller and Autoharp Virtuoso Adam Miller
One of the premier autoharpists in the world, Oregon native Adam Miller travels over 70,000 miles each year and has performed in concert halls from the Everglades to the Arctic Circle. This 21st century troubadour is a renowned American folksinger and natural-born story- teller. An accomplished folklorist, historian, and song-collector, he has amassed an impressive repertoire of over 5,000 songs. A masterful entertainer who never fails to get his audience singing along, he has distinguished himself as one of the great interpreters of American folktales and folksongs, and as a performer who appeals to audiences of all ages. Fellow folksingers and traditional musicians call him “a National Treasure.” For more info. visit www.folksinging.org. We are thrilled to welcome Adam back to the Northborough Free Library on June 2nd for the final concert in our Spring Music Series!
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
Do you like to play chess? If you know
the basics come join our chess night. We will be meeting
once a month. For kids ages 6 - 10. Feel free to bring
your own chess set. Please feel free to give us a call if any questions @ 508-393-5025 ext. 4.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
