The Friends of Fredricksen will hold their semi-annual Book & Media Sale from September 18-21.

Thursday, Sept 18; 9am - 9pm
Friday, Sept 19; 9am - 9pm
Saturday, Sept 20; 1pm - 5pm
Sunday, Sept 21; 1pm - 4pm

2nd Monday from 1:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in the Atrium 

Enjoy seeing a jigsaw puzzle come together? Just grab one or two from your own stash and join fellow enthusiasts in choosing, assembling and enjoying the selected puzzle – a 300-500 piece puzzle is suggested, one that can be assembled in the allotted time. Drop in when you can and leave when you need. No registration necessary. 

1st Saturdays from 1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the Atrium 

Enjoy seeing a jigsaw puzzle come together? Just grab one or two from your own stash and join fellow enthusiasts in choosing, assembling and enjoying the selected puzzle – a 300-500 piece puzzle is suggested, one that can be assembled in the allotted time. Drop in when you can and leave when you need. No registration necessary. 

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM in the Community Room 

Soil Health and Sustainable Gardening 

Join the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Cumberland County for a look at soil health and sustainable gardening with Bob MacGregor, Penn State Extension Master Gardener. Learn how to let your garden grow the natural way.  Registration is $5 per workshop online at the Penn State Extension website or walk-in and pay at the door. 

6:00 PM - 8:30 PM in the Community Room 

Join author Spero T. Lappas, J.D., Ph.D., one of Pennsylvania’s leading criminal defense lawyers, in the release of his new legal thriller. The book features a young wife, Rachel Pope, who is accused of murdering her famous scholar husband by burning him to death in his sleep. Evan Wonder, law professor. chess master, and dazzling defender, shocks the legal community by coming out of retirement to represent the beautiful widow. Can Evan overcome the odds to protect himself and prevent Rachel’s execution? Spero will share refreshments, courtroom insights, and some of the twists in writing this book that will keep even the sharpest reader guessing until the very last page.