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Join us for 6 weeks of adventures in “Tails & Tales” Virtual Programs!
All Summer Reading Program Youth and Teen participants will receive a gift certificate for an ice cream cone/cup from our favorite-Mt Tom’s Homemade Ice Cream! Registration begins on June 28th, ends August 7th. Weekly and Grand Final Raffle! ewmlibrary.org/tailsandtales-kids
Read all about our Adult Summer Reading Program and submit your online raffle tickets at ewmlibrary.org/tailsandtales
No library cards or pre-registration required! To pick one up, call us when you arrive and let us know that you are here for an Adult Take and Make kit.
Weekly Take & Make crafts kits will be available to adults during Curbside Service hours.
Projects will change every Monday and be available for pickup through Saturday of that week.
Kits are first come, first serve, as supplies are limited.
Each Take & Make craft kit you complete earns you TWO (2) raffle tickets to enter into our Adult Summer Reading weekly raffle.
To earn your two (2) raffle tickets:
Post a picture of your completed project on social media and tag us! Please make sure that your post is visible to the public. (Our Facebook & Twitter @ewmlibrary , Instagram @ehlibrary)
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Send a picture of your completed project to slevine@ewmlibrary.org with the words “Take and Make” in the subject line of your email.
Learn more about our Adult Summer Reading program at https://old.ewmlibrary.org/tailsandtales/
We will have Art Tales to Go this Summer! Creative projects in a bag to pick up curbside, includes all you need! All projects will require your imagination and creativity! Have fun! Call us when you arrive between the hours of 10:30-6:30 on Tuesdays only, we will bring it out to the table for you to pick up. Supplies are limited!
No library cards or pre-registration required! To pick one up, call us when you arrive and let us know that you are here for an Adult Take and Make kit.
Weekly Take & Make crafts kits will be available to adults during Curbside Service hours.
Projects will change every Monday and be available for pickup through Saturday of that week.
Kits are first come, first serve, as supplies are limited.
Each Take & Make craft kit you complete earns you TWO (2) raffle tickets to enter into our Adult Summer Reading weekly raffle.
To earn your two (2) raffle tickets:
Post a picture of your completed project on social media and tag us! Please make sure that your post is visible to the public. (Our Facebook & Twitter @ewmlibrary , Instagram @ehlibrary)
-OR-
Send a picture of your completed project to slevine@ewmlibrary.org with the words “Take and Make” in the subject line of your email.
Learn more about our Adult Summer Reading program at https://old.ewmlibrary.org/tailsandtales/
We will have Art Tales to Go this Summer! Creative projects in a bag to pick up curbside, includes all you need! All projects will require your imagination and creativity! Have fun! Call us when you arrive between the hours of 10:30-6:30 on Tuesdays only, we will bring it out to the table for you to pick up. Supplies are limited!
Crimson Canary is BACK and playing a lovely evening concert for us on the Library lawn! Bring a blanket or chair, relax, and let the music move you. RAIN DATE is Friday, August 6th at 6pm.
Crimson Canary consists of guitarist/vocalist David Chu and vocalist Lonnie Chu, known for their vintage music sung in various languages. They also perform and educate about flamenco music. This year they are joined by talented vocalist and bassist Erik Valdes.
David Chu began his music career as a teen playing piano and percussion, but soon switched to guitar. An accomplished soloist, he provides accompaniment and is the group’s arranger and composer. He delights audiences with the variety of genres he plays on either guitar, including flamenco, jazz, blues, Brazilian, and even Beatles.
Lonnie Chu, manager and singer, has also played folk guitar and bluegrass mandolin and enjoys singing in various languages and genres. A professor of Spanish by day, she delights in teaching audiences how to participate in flamenco’s rhythmic hand-clapping (palmas).
Erik Valdes is a former attorney turned home-schooling dad and part time multi-instrumentalist with a passion for music and languages from all over the world.
Stop by the Library and pick up some free comics! We’ll be set up outside, and you won’t even have to get out of your car. Great selection for kids and teens. And don’t forget to check out the cool stuff going on down at Comics N’ More on Union St!
Family Story Time is officially back up and running in the Youth Department! We still have a couple of spots available for this Friday’s event. Each week will have a different in-person signup. There will also be a streamed version available for folks who can’t make it into the Library! Register online (tinyurl.com/HybridFamilyTime) for virtual access to all 5 of the upcoming Family Times between now and the end of November.
Family Story Time is officially back up and running in the Youth Department! We still have a couple of spots available for this Friday’s event. Each week will have a different in-person signup. There will also be a streamed version available for folks who can’t make it into the Library! Register online (tinyurl.com/HybridFamilyTime) for virtual access to all 5 of the upcoming Family Times between now and the end of November.
Family Story Time is officially back up and running in the Youth Department! We still have a couple of spots available for this Friday’s event. Each week will have a different in-person signup. There will also be a streamed version available for folks who can’t make it into the Library! Register online (tinyurl.com/HybridFamilyTime) for virtual access to all 5 of the upcoming Family Times between now and the end of November.