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Upcoming Events and Programs
Tor register for a program, click on the blue text or image, visit berlin.cwmars.org/programs, or call or email the library. 978-838-2812, [email protected]
Monday 2/23 @ 10am: Storytime: Join Ms. Hadley in the Children's Room on Monday mornings. We’ll read some stories, make some crafts, sing, groove, and play to start our week.
Monday 2/23 @ 5:30pm: Faux Stained Glass Jars: Decorate a plain glass jar into a colorful storage container, or a tea light holder! For ages 18+. Registration required.
Tuesday 2/24 @ 1-3pm: Drop-in Tech Help: Drop by for basic computer navigation, basic smartphone and tablet use, general internet instruction, and how to use electronic library resources (like Libby).
Thursday 2/26 @ 6:30pm: Thursday Evening Book Club: Join us to discuss The Catch by Yrsa Daley-Ward. Copies of the book are available at the library one month before the meeting.
Wednesday 3/4 @ 12pm: Lunch and Learn Homeschool Group: Homeschoolers and their families can get together to play and talk. Facilitated by our youth services librarian, Hadley Roberts, who was a homeschool parent for many years.
Thursday 3/5 @ 6pm: Community Board Game Night: Bring a favorite game to share with new friends, or come ready to learn a new board game. All are welcome at this monthly program!
Thursday 3/19 @ 4pm: First Chapters Book Club: Explore some of our favorite first chapter books. We will be starting Orris and Timble: The Beginning. Children ages 5-9 and their grownups can come discuss their favorite chapter books, make crafts, and explore some exciting activities around each book and genre.
Tuesday 3/24 @ 6pm: Gardner Museum Heist: HAS ANYONE SEEN $500 MILLION IN ART LYING AROUND? An hour after 1990 St. Patrick’s Day, two men dressed as Boston cops entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, stayed for 90 minutes and left with 13 pieces of art. None of the priceless items have been found although one was seen. No one has been charged. The museum continues to post a $10 million reward. This presentation will review Isabella’s role in the theft, details about the suspects, and the motives behind the world’s most valued art theft. Bob Ainsworth, CPA and author, will also tell of his many brushes with the infamous crime.
Check out a Historic New England museum pass from the library and visit the Lyman Estate to see Camellia Days February 24th-March 24th!
