This month, we will discuss The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Era of Color Blindness by Michelle Alexander. In an introduction to a conversation with Michelle Alexander, David […]
Cinephilia is an academic word literally meaning “love of cinema,” but it also contains hints of nostalgia and passion for a film art that was undoubtedly the defining media experience […]
Did you know that protest quilts date back to 1830? In fact, stories have been quilted into bed coverings as far back as the year 1400. Join quilt historian Pam […]
Join us for a virtual Zoom discussion of The House on Vesper Sands by Paraic O'Donnell. Copies available at the library, or borrow as an ebook through Overdrive/Libby, or digital audiobook […]
Growing plants from seed can be both fun and challenging. Gretel Anspach from the Massachusetts Horticultural Society will review the timeline for starting vegetable and ornamental plants, as well as […]
Join us for a virtual discussion of: The Warmth of Other Suns : The Epic Story of America's Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson. Copies of the book will be available […]
Join us for a Zoom discussion of Entangled life : how fungi make our worlds, change our minds & shape our futures / Merlin Sheldrake Copies of the book will be […]
This month, we will discuss You Don't Belong Here: how 3 women rewrote the story of war by Elizabeth Baker. In a Washington Post book review, author Jacqueline Winspear describes […]
Cinephilia is an academic word literally meaning “love of cinema,” but it also contains hints of nostalgia and passion for a film art that was undoubtedly the defining media experience […]
Join us for a virtual Zoom discussion of Finlay Donovan is Killing It by Elle Cosimano. Copies available at the library, or borrow as an ebook or digital audiobook through Libby. […]
