DERBY - Derby Neck Library, 307 Hawthorne Ave, will begin a new club for teens and adults - GO! from 6-7:30
p.m. Oct. 1
Come learn the ancient Chinese board game GO!, which predates chess and checkers.
Game pieces and boards will be available at the library, as well as free instruction on rules and strategies.
This club will meet once a month on the first Tuesday.
Come learn the ancient Chinese board game GO!, which predates chess and checkers.
Game pieces and boards will be available at the library, as well as free instruction on rules and strategies.
This club will meet once a month on the first Tuesday.
Health care presentation
At 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3 the Library will present a free program, “Medicare Meets Obamacare.”
An expert from Bankers Life and Casualty & Colonial Penn will give the latest information on this health care program for the elderly-providing details and answering questions about what happens on Jan. 1.
Be prepared for any changes that may affect you.
At 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3 the Library will present a free program, “Medicare Meets Obamacare.” An expert from Bankers Life and Casualty & Colonial Penn will give the latest information on this health care program for the elderly-providing details and answering questions about what happens on Jan. 1.
Be prepared for any changes that may affect you.
Movie night
At 6 p.m. Oct. 8 the Library hosts Teen Movie Night.
The feature is “After Earth” starring Jaden Smith and Will Smith, run on Blu-Ray in high definition. All teens and 'tweens are invited. Free snacks and a pizza supper will be provided.
The feature is “After Earth” starring Jaden Smith and Will Smith, run on Blu-Ray in high definition. All teens and 'tweens are invited. Free snacks and a pizza supper will be provided.
Music and Movement
At 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9 join Miss Kathi for Bedtime Music and Movement.
Children can wear their pajamas and bring a favorite stuffed animal. The program is filled with singing and dancing and having fun.
At 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9 join Miss Kathi for Bedtime Music and Movement.
Children can wear their pajamas and bring a favorite stuffed animal. The program is filled with singing and dancing and having fun.
Tech Talks
From 10:30-11:30 a.m. Oct. 16 the Library offers Tech Talks, a series of presentations
featuring the latest trends and developments in technology.
This month’s topic is maintaining the hardware and software that make up your personal computer. This series meets on the third Wednesday of each month. Various topics are discussed.
This month’s topic is maintaining the hardware and software that make up your personal computer. This series meets on the third Wednesday of each month. Various topics are discussed.
Read to canines
From 6-7 p.m. Oct. 16 the Library will host two therapy dogs, St. Bernards Thor and Cosmo,
for B.A.R.K.—Be a Reading Kid.
Register your child for a 15-minute session of reading to these adorable dogs.
Register your child for a 15-minute session of reading to these adorable dogs.
Writers' Round
From 6:30-7:30 p.m. Oct. 17 Writers’
Round, a writing workshop for authors of prose, poetry, fiction, scripts,
etc., will meet. Come bring
your original works to share with other writers.
Women's Forum
From 12:30-1:30 p.m. Oct. 21 Women’s Forum, a discussion
group focusing on issues, literature, history, and news relevant to
women, will meet.
This month two short stories, "Mixed Doubles” by Irwin Shaw, and “The Biggest Words” by Torgny Lindgren, will be featured.
Copies are available at the front desk. Bring a light lunch; free coffee and tea served.
Registration is required for all of the above. For details and to register call 203-734-1492.
This post is taken from a press release from Pat Sweeney, reference and cataloging librarian, Derby Neck Library.
This month two short stories, "Mixed Doubles” by Irwin Shaw, and “The Biggest Words” by Torgny Lindgren, will be featured.
Copies are available at the front desk. Bring a light lunch; free coffee and tea served.
Registration is required for all of the above. For details and to register call 203-734-1492.
This post is taken from a press release from Pat Sweeney, reference and cataloging librarian, Derby Neck Library.
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