7 pm - 8 pm via Zoom
Join us for our first-ever film discussion series! Much like a book group, you will watch the film on your own and then join us on Zoom for a moderated discussion. All films will be available on the free film platform, Kanopy.com. All you need to access the film is your library card!

This month’s film, The Farewell, tells the funny, heartfelt story of Billi's (Awkwafina), as her family returns to China under the guise of a fake wedding to stealthily say goodbye to their beloved matriarch--the only person that doesn't know she only has a few weeks to live. Golden Globe winner for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy. Official Selection at the Sundance Film Festival. Rated PG. You must have watched the film to participate in the discussion. Registration for discussion begins January 15.

1 pm - 2 pm via Zoom
Log on to Zoom, sip your favorite beverage with your Gal–entine or Valentine, and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic instructor. You'll leave with a one-of-a-kind creation to show your love! Cost: $10 per “couple.” All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. Registration begins January 15 via telephone or in person at the library. 21 and older, please.

7 pm - 8 pm via Zoom
Log on to Zoom, sip your favorite beverage with your Gal–entine or Valentine, and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic instructor. You'll leave with a one-of-a-kind creation to show your love! Cost: $10 per “couple.” All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. Registration begins January 15 via telephone or in person at the library. 21 and older, please.

1:30 pm - 4:30 pm in the Ruggaber Community Room, Lower Level
Come join the Ladies of DIY, professional crafters, as they lead you through making some new décor for Winter! We'll have options for different projects. Basic supplies provided by the library. $10.00 per person, ages 16 and older. Register in person or on the phone beginning December 15.  *Masks and social distancing required.

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm via Zoom
Join art historian, Sarah Kate Gillespie as she discusses visual culture of the Civil War era, based on a course she teaches at Gettysburg College. Gillespie will discuss photography, painting and sculpture of the Civil War era. Sarah Kate teaches courses in Civil War Era Studies, Public History, and Art History. She was previously Curator of American Art at The Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia, where she also taught in the department of Art History. Prior to that Sarah Kate was assistant professor of Art History at York College, CUNY, and Curator of Fine Art and the Brooklyn Historical Society. Registration NOW OPEN. and is required for Zoom link.

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm via Zoom
Join us for our first-ever film discussion series! Much like a book group, you will watch the film on your own and then join us on Zoom for a moderated discussion. All films will be available on the free film platform, Kanopy.com. All you need to access the film is your library card! Our first film, Lost in Paris, tells the story of a small-town Canadian librarian and a strangely seductive, oddly egotistical vagabond. This film is not rated. You must have watched the film to participate in the discussion. Registration for discussion begins December 15.

10 am – 11 am via Zoom
Bright Star Touring Theatre, a national professional touring theatre company based in Asheville, NC is going virtual with their heralded production of Struggle for Freedom: The Life of Dr. King. This inspiring production has received nationwide acclaim. Struggle for Freedom is a 45-minute production that seeks to honor the American Civil Rights Movement. The life and work of Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. provides the backdrop to scenes that recreate the Montgomery bus boycott, the March on Washington, the Woolworth Sit-ins and much more. With excerpts of famous speeches, Civil Rights era songs and a variety of characters, this moving production is best appreciated by grades 3 through adult. This LIVE production will be followed by time for Q&A with the actors. Registration NOW OPEN and is required for Zoom link.

1 pm – 2 pm via Zoom
Log on to Zoom, sip your favorite beverage, and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic instructor. You'll leave with a one-of-a-kind winter creation to spruce up your home this season! Cost: $10 per person. All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. Registration begins December 1 via telephone or in person at the library. 21 and older, please.
*Additional program date: Saturday, January 16 @ 7 pm

7 pm – 8 pm via Zoom
Log on to Zoom, sip your favorite beverage, and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic instructor. You'll leave with a one-of-a-kind winter creation to spruce up your home this season! Cost: $10 per person. All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. Registration begins December 1 via telephone or in person at the library. 21 and older, please.
*Additional program date - Sunday, January 17 @ 1 pm via Zoom.

Thursday, 12/10 – Sunday, 12/13 (You pick the date!)
Via YouTube
Professional actress Michèle LaRue entertains with a trio of holiday stories about love, fun, and giving: The Christmas Sing in Our Village, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman (1898), Their Dear Little Ghost, by Elia W. Peattie (1898), The Gift of the Magi, O. Henry’s well-loved favorite (1906) . . . and a surprise from Louisa May Alcott.

The Christmas Sing in Our Village is a lighthearted, gossipy tale of small-town New England anticipation, celebration, and romantic intrigue. Their Dear Little Ghost is the tender story of a child who enchanted in life and returns to bring comfort at Christmastime. In The Gift of the Magi, struggling young newlyweds search doggedly for two perfect Christmas presents . . . surprising each other and themselves, and discovering the true spirit of giving.

Registration is necessary to receive the YouTube link and begins November 15.