Join Nancy Stenberg in discussing Waking Up White: and Finding Myself in the Story of Race, by Debby Irving. Copies available to check out with a valid library card. Also available through CWMARS as an e-audiobook on the Commonwealth eBook, or as an e-audiobook on Hoopla with a BPL e-card. Read more about Irving and Waking Up White on her website.
Build a Better World is sponsored by the Emily Williston Memorial Library, the Massachusetts Library System, the Boston Bruins, and the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Join Pascommuck Conservation Trust board member Marty Klein on a tour of their award winning Mutter’s Field Accessible Trail, “A Place in Nature for Everyone.” Completed in 2016, the trail has been embraced by the community as a tranquil place to enjoy nature’s beauty and has become one of Easthampton’s “special places.” Participants should meet at the East St. entrance. In the event that lot is full, parking is available along East Green Street. Enter the trail at the end of the street and proceed to the East St. trail head to meet the group.
Build a Better World is sponsored by the Emily Williston Memorial Library, the Massachusetts Library System, the Boston Bruins, and the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
It’s coming up — our Build a Better World Adult Summer Reading POTLUCK!! Registration is NOT required to come to the event, but IS required to bring something.
Click here or sign up at the Library if you’d like to contribute. We appreciate anything you can provide!! 
Join Lynne Knudsen for Strings & Sings! Bring your string instrument, voice, or both. Lynne will be bringing sheet music to share, and invites others to bring their favorite music. No registration required.
Join Lynne Knudsen for Strings & Sings! Bring your string instrument, voice, or both. Lynne will be bringing sheet music to share, and invites others to bring their favorite music. No registration required.
An interactive weaving of Easthampton’s past and present by Henry Amistadi and María José Giménez through storytelling, poetry, translation, and group reflection. Visual and written examples of storytelling will be shared and explored, focusing on intersecting, evolving ideas of “place” in the local cultural identity.