Library Trustees Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Library Trustees. The public is invited.
The monthly meeting of the Library Trustees. The public is invited.
See bees like you've never seen them before in the new PBS Nature film, My Garden of a Thousand Bees. There will be FREE bee and butterfly wildflower seeds to take home. Start your own pollinator garden!
While servant narratives have been popular for centuries, there seems to be a resurging interest in these stories in recent decades. Many contemporary British and North American writers, filmmakers, and television executives have turned to master/servant relationships as their subject matter. Films like The Remains of the Day and Gosford Park garnered numerous Oscar nominations and substantial box office profits. PBS created such classics as Upstairs, Downstairs and Manor House, as well as the phenomenally successful Downton Abbey!
Citizen Science Experiment: Field Day on Swift River
June 22nd, 1:00-3:00pm - meet behind Kennett Middle School, with a short walk to the Swift River
Friends of the Conway Public Library Book Sale
Join the Book Group for the September discussion of the book, " Sold on a Monday," by Kristina McMorris
Books for the upcoming months are:
October - One Book, One Valley: "Night of the Living Rez" by Morgan Talty
November - "The Lincoln Highway," by Amor Towles
**EVENT FULL**
Learn how to use a Cricut Maker to design and cut your own stencils.
All are welcome in the Ham Room of the library at 10:30 AM to learn about the differences between certified therapy animals, service animals, and emotional support animals. There will be a brief story time, followed by discussion and opportunities to pet and talk to Lilla Du.
Lilla Du and Marion Owen are working on completing their therapy dog team certification, through Love on a Leash. Marion is offering a one hour gathering for families to learn about the differences between service, therapy, and emotional support animals. There will be aopportunities to meet and pet Lilla Du, and enjoy a story on the subject of therapy dogs.
All are welcome to attend this free program in the Ham Room of the library.