Wildlife Out Your Window

Did you know that Blue Jay feathers aren’t actually blue, or that some foxes can climb trees?

Join us as Brad Timm shares some of his favorite interesting facts from the book, discuss simple actions each of us can take to help wildlife around us, and answers your wildlife questions.

July 16 at 6:30pm

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A Walk Through the Delta
with Poor Howard Stith

Join Poor Howard Stith for an overview of the southern blues styles of the 1920s-30s, plus guitar rags that highlight the flashy fingerpick style of the early bluesmen. This is a truly American art form that became the the basis for both New Orleans style jazz and the Chicago electric blues that gave birth to rock& roll and soul music.

July 19 at 1pm

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Author Visit:
Jarrett J. Krosoczka

This very special event is not to be missed! Best-selling author & illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka - whose wildly popular books include the Lunch Lady series, Jedi Academy adventures, and more - will pay us a fun, fantastic visit to talk about his writing and drawing. Highlights include drawing demonstrations and Q&As with the author.

July 21 at 6pm

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Celebrating America's 250th
(Virtually)

Join us virtually to hear authors who will talk about how early Americans controlled the Hudson River, how Black Americans contributed to the Revolutionary War, and the quest for freedom by one specific man, David George.

July 6, 20, 27 at 7pm via Zoom

Register for any or all Celebrating America's 250th here

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The Story of Daniel
Appleton White

Join us as author Jay Dowd discusses his book, "The White Fund of Lawrence, Massachusetts". A book that celebrates two of Lawrence’s great philanthropists, Daniel Appleton White & Rev. William E. Wolcott. Both men gave to Lawrence, and both intended their gifts to lift and inspire workers who may not otherwise enjoy the fruits of an education.

July 23 at 6:30pm

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What’s New

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We need your help! We have a Human Library Survey that we’d appreciate if people could fill out. You can find more info and fill out the Human Library Survey here.

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There’s always so much going on in the Teen Dept. from Anime Club to Book Babble, and more! Don’t forget to check out our Teens Groups & Clubs page to see all the good stuff that happens every month.

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Looking for Children’s Programs? Check out our Youth Dept. Program Calendar.

Looking for something for your kiddos to read? Check out our Suggested Reading Lists

And watch our Calendar of Events. Sign ups for the June Summer Reading programs start on May 15!

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Support the Friends of the Nevins Library by stopping by the Garden room June 25th between 4pm-8pm (or as long as ice cream and toppings last) and make your own sundae! It’s only $5. Find out more about Chill Out with a Sundae here.

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Check out our Reading Lists for All Ages. This month is we spotlight some of the lists we have of about Graphic Novels and more. Check them out!