You don't want to miss the great programs offered by the Barnstable Village Libraries in April as part of the One Book One Barnstable series. Here are links to more information:
March 27 Thomas Cathcart Author Talk - Marstons Mills Public Library
April 12 Climb Your Family Tree : Genealogy for the Whole Family - Sturgis Library
April 13 Hike from Whelden Library to Sturgis Library
April 27 Reading and Discussion of Cape Cod by William Martin - Osterville Library
Monday, March 17, 2008
read and discuss
Join our Reading and Discussion Series featuring the book Cape Cod by William Martin, and led by educator and South Dennis librarian Anne Speyer. There will be three discussion sessions held at three of the Barnstable Village libraries, beginning in April. Each session will focus on a main topic. Participate in one, two, or all three sessions! Registration is required. See the series flyer for more information. And mark your calendars for an author talk, reception, and book signing by William Martin himself on Sunday, July 20th at 4 PM at the Knight Auditorium at Barnstable High School.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
listen!
Library Directors Kathy Swetish of the Whelden Memorial Library in West Barnstable and Lucy Loomis of the Sturgis Library in Barnstable Village talked with Mindy Todd of WCAI's The Point on Monday, March 10th about the One Book One Barnstable series. You can listen to the recorded show here.
ready, set, read!
The village libraries of Barnstable are now distributing copies of the books in the One Book One Barnstable series. We have numerous copies that you can check out through the CLAMS system. There are copies that you can take and pass on to someone else when you're done. We'll be leaving books around town for readers to stumble upon. So read one book in the series or read them all! Get your family and friends involved. Attend one of the programs held at the seven village libraries. The calendar is updated regularly as more programs are added, so check back often! For questions and more information, contact your village library.
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