| | The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow has its roots in Ireland, thanks to some greedy Vikings who stole gold, and then the mischievous leprechauns who found it and hid it for themselves. We may not have actual gold here at the library, but our treasures are a lot easier to find. Come have some Irish soda bread and sing Irish pub songs, or find calm by learning some simple meditations, or armchair travel to Greece! More info about special and ongoing programs below. Sláinte! |
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Irish Music Concert with Tommy Gardner of The Hooley Shooters 6:30 PM Thursday March 19th Back by popular demand! Get into the St. Patrick's Day spirit listening to lead singer and guitarist Tommy Gardner of the Hooley Shooters play classic Irish pub songs. Participation encouraged! Wear some green and join us for a lively musical evening. Concert is free. Due to popularity, registration is required at the Front Desk or on our online calendar here. | |
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| Simple Meditations to De-stress: Meditation and Talk by Sara Wendt 1 PM Saturday, March 28th Does life feel too busy? Too out of control? Too much? Come explore timeless meditations and novel ways to look at our life that can reduce stress levels. Sara Wendt, an instructor at the Kadampa Meditation Center will introduce how meditation works and lead a few accessible, easy meditations. You will leave knowing how to meditate and how to incorporate it into your life. Program is free and registration is required at Front Desk or on our online calendar here. |
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ROAD SCHOLAR PRESENTS: Greece - Land of History, Beauty & Inspiration 1 PM Wednesday March 11 Greece is a country of contrasts: vibrant cities and timeless villages, wild mountain landscapes and tranquil islands, deep-rooted traditions and modern rhythms. Join Eleni Petroutsou in this one hour video lecture for an inspiring introduction to this remarkable country, known for its spirit of hospitality and respect. For centuries, Greece has nurtured a culture of human values and coexistence — a place where history and beauty meet. No registration necessary. | |
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| Hora del cuento bilingue 11 AM Sábado 7 de marzo Ven a disfrutar de cuentos, canciones y manualidades con Sullivan County Department of Public Health,Trabajadora comunitaria bilingüe, Xina Gómez. Gratis. Bilingual Storytime Stop by for stories, songs and crafts with Sullivan County Department of Public Health, Bi-lingual Community Outreach Worker, Xina Gomez.Free. |
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| Writing Life: A Memoir Writing Workshop 4:30 PM Thursday March 12 Ever wanted to put some of your life stories and experiences to paper? In this monthly workshop, we explore the craft of memoir writing, sharing topic ideas to get the creative juices flowing, and doing some in-workshop reading and at-home writing. Participants may share their writing with the group for constructive feedback. Community Program Coordinator, Tracy Gates, who has worn journalist and book editor hats leads the workshop. Registration required at the Front Desk or on our online calendar: Writing Life |
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Chair Yoga 1 PM Friday March 6th Bring yourself into balance with chair yoga, an accessible class suitable for beginners, seniors, and anyone who prefers a gentle practice. Explore seated and standing poses to improve mobility, relieve tension, and reduce stiffness, all while using a chair for support. Registration required. Sign up on our event page online: Chair Yoga | |
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| Alchemy Poets 1 PM Thursday March 19 Is there a poet in you? This local poetry writers' group meets monthly and offers encouraging and constructive feedback for the new to the experienced writer. Join us! |
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First Day of Spring Senior Swing 1 PM Friday March 20 Feel like you don't move enough during the week? Find exercise boring? Come move to music with us . . . and have fun while doing it! Movement will be appropriate for seniors. Wear comfortable clothing and sneakers and get ready to dance . . . at your own speed! Registration Required. Sign up at the Front Desk or on our event page online: Senior Swing | |
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| Write Now! 4:30 PM Thursday March 26 A workshop for creative writers of all levels and experience. Receive feedback from writing peers, as well as a book editor. Ask questions about publishing. Try writing prompts and at-home assignments. Meet other writers & be a part of our supportive writing community! For more information and registration: Write Now |
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Kindred Stitchers 1 PM Mondays Do you like to knit, crochet, embroider or cross-stitch? This weekly group is a great way to connect with other needle crafters while making beautiful items and sharing techniques and patterns. We look forward to your joining us with your current project! No registration necessary. | |
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1 PM FRI MARCH 13 SONG SUNG BLUE Based on a true story, two down-on-their-luck musicians (Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson) form a joyous Neil Diamond tribute band, proving it's never too late to find love and follow your dreams. "Uplifting, heart-wrenching, and wondrous all at once." --Mashable | 1PM FRI MARCH 27 HAMNETFrom Academy Award winning writer/director Chloé Zhao, HAMNET tells the powerful story of love and loss that inspired the creation of Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece. "Devastating and magnetic and most of all brilliant. Don’t miss it.." --Arizona Republic |
| Book Discussion 1 PM Thursday March 26 Books Available at the Front Desk The Frozen Riverby Ariel LawhonA gripping historical mystery based on the real-life diary entries of Martha Ballard, an 18th-century midwife who defied the legal system and wrote herself into American history. "A thoroughly engaging, rich story with a murder mystery; secrets, gossip, and hypocrisy; a corrupt judge; a tightly knit community of villagers; women at the mercy of a patriarchal society; and the early stages of a developing justice system following the Revolutionary War. . . Turn the last page, and you will want more of this world she has created." --Historical Novel Society |
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What happened at the library in February? Bling! Bling! Bling! made at our Jewelry Workshop! |
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