Library Events
January 9 - 15, 2023
The 86th Village: An Author Talk with Sena Desai Gopal
Wednesday, January 11at 7pm
Learn about “Managed Retreat,” the re-settling of people displaced by floods, fires, droughts and more, as Ms. Desai Gopal talks about the village where she grew up in India.
Location: Virtual
Registration required
SCORE Small Business Counseling
Thursday, January 12 at 9am
SCORE volunteers provide area small business owners with free, one-hour counseling and advice sessions.
Location: Room A
Registration required
50+ Job Seekers Group Evening Session
Wednesday, January 11 at 6pm
If you are 55+ and actively looking for work then this is the perfect networking group for you!
Location: Virtual
Registration required
Wednesday, January 11at 4pm
We will discuss the importance of the vision board theory to help gain clarity in life, and assemble our unique vision boards with materials provided by the library.
Location: Druker Auditorium
In person event: No registration required
Access Consumer eResources from Home
Friday, January 13 at 11am
Become a smarter consumer and better shopper! Learn how to access Consumer Reports, ConsumerLab and Consumers’ Checkbook from home using your library card.
Location: Virtual
Registration required
Coming Up
Celebrating the Asian Lunar New Year of the Rabbit
Wednesday, January 18 at 7pm
Senior Center Concert Series Presents Winter and Woo
Thursday, January 19 at 2pm
Wednesday, January 18 at 7pm
Thursday, January 19 at 7pm
Art shows on view January 4 - 30
ArtiFacts by John Murray, Gallery
Now, 80, John Murray began drawing when he was 3 years old. Fresh and surprising, emotionally personal and private, his work continues to present him with challenges. Working in many media, John studied printmaking at the School of the Museum of Fine Art. Every piece is an adventure fraught with danger and the potential for failure.
He considers himself a postmodern art maker and hopes viewers enjoy his efforts.
Contact John: jmurray924@comcast.net
Wonders Everywhere: Relief Block Prints by Anne E.G. Nydam, Main Hall
Anne E.G. Nydam makes relief block prints of things that tickle her fancy, arouse her curiosity, and engage her sense of wonder – things she wants to share with everyone. She carves original designs into blocks of rubber or wood, rolls with ink, and then presses by hand. Her art celebrates our world and the worlds of imagination.
Contact Anne: anne@nydamprints.com or 781-453-9323 or visit her website.
