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May 122013
 
'Seasons' returns to the Library for May concert

The Library is pleased to welcome back sibling musicians “Seasons” for a return performance at 7:30 p.m. Thurs., May 23. Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students. The group played to a packed house last May sharing their fusion of Celtic, folk and bluegrass on harp, hammered dulcimer, mandolin, fiddle and more. The five siblings of [Read more...]

Jan 062012
 

cover image Our newest book club for adults has an international flavor to its book choices. The group meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 3 pm and the next meeting will be on May 28. The selection is The Other Side of The Dale by Gervase Phinn. The group’s focus is on the best fiction (and some non-fiction) from international authors writing about foreign settings [Read more...]

Jan 052012
 
4-H Babysitting Course

Just in time for the summer season, the Library will offer the 4-H Babysitting Course presented by Barnstable County 4-H Program Associate Deena Dries from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sat., June 1. The $25 fee includes a course manual. This course is for children ages 11 and older. We must have a minimum of 10 participants to run [Read more...]

Jan 042012
 
Calliope Poetry Events

Calliope’s 6th Season Finale Sunday, June 2nd, 3 to 5 pm, open mike sign-up, 2:45 pm. Featuring—Greg Hischak, Gwendolyn Jensen, Margaret Young. Book-signing reception with refreshments. $5 suggested donation funds the poets’ stipend. 99 and Counting: Calliope Celebrates Falmouth Poet Laureate Adelaide Cummings Falmouth’s first ever poet laureate will be celebrated with a reading in her honor, Sunday, [Read more...]

Jan 032012
 
Talk on Tick-Borne Disease Prevention

The Library will offer “One Bite Can Change Your Life: A Guide to the Prevention of Tick-Borne Diseases” at 7 pm Thursday, June 6. This free talk will be presented by entomologist Larry Dapsis from Cape Cod Cooperative Extension. The workshop will cover the tick and disease life cycle, disease and tick infection trends and a three-phase [Read more...]