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Book Clubs
Looking for a book club or film discussion group to join? Check out these
clubs to find a discussion group that matches your interests, or get
started with our online book clubs. Drop-in and visit the club of your
choice. New members are always welcome. Visit the
Books, DVDs, CDs page of
MyLibrary.us to view more information on each club.
Book Lovers' Book Club
Carbon Valley Regional Library
6:00 pm, November 24
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
*Join us this month to watch the 1962 film starring Gregory Peck.
Book Lovers' Book Club
Erie Community Library
11:00 am, November 10
Bring your lunch. Beverage provided.
Centennial Park Evening Book Club
Centennial Park Library
6:30 pm, November 9
Select a biography or memoir to share.
Farr Evening Book Club
Farr Regional Library
6:30 pm, November 18
Farr Non-Fiction Book Club
Farr Regional Library
1:00 pm, November 2
Farr Tuesday Afternoon Book Club
Farr Regional Library
1:30 pm, November 17
Great Books Reading and Discussion Program
Centennial Park Library
2:00 pm, November 23
King Lear by Shakespeare
Mystery at Lunch Book Club
Centennial Park Library
11:30 am, November 12
Please select a novel by Linda Berry
Off the Shelf Online Book Club
Carbon Valley Regional Library
http://offtheshelfbookclub.blogspot.com
Current book available for the first of each month
Popular Fiction Book Club
Erie Community Library
11:30 am, November 18
Bring your sack lunch; we'll provide the beverages.
Tri-Town Seniors Book Club
Carbon Valley Regional Library
10:00 am, November 25
This club meets at the Prairie Greens Club House in Frederick.
Programs
(R) indicates registration is required.
Carbon Valley Regional Library
Carbon Valley Regional Library honors our country's veterans
Carbon Valley Regional Library will be honoring those who have served our
country with a Veterans' Day display during the month of November. The
library will be displaying pictures and stories of local veterans who have
served in the past or are currently serving.
Family Film Night
6:00 pm, November 5
Please note new program time.
Ratatouille (Rated G, 110 minutes)
In this Pixar animated comedy, Remy loves fine French food, which is a
problem since he happens to be a rat. He lives in an expensive French
restaurant and desires to become a chef despite the disapproval of his
father and brother who are happy eating garbage. He has adventures every
day with a rat-despising staff that wants him gone in this riotous film.
Daniel Blegen, author
Harvest Festival
(all ages)
1:00 pm, November 7
Join us as we welcome the harvest season and celebrate the Native American
culture with The Iron Family Dancers and Singers and Daniel Blegen, author of
Bob Sakata: American Farmer. Games, crafts and refreshments for all.
Writer's Group: Guest Author Erik J. Skinner
(adults and teens)
6:00 pm, November 10
Meet the author of Duos, Erik J. Skinner. Bring dinner if you like; beverages will be available.
Centennial Park Library
The Job Corner
9:00 am-4:00 pm and 7:00-9:00 pm, Monday-Thursday
10:00 am-5:00 pm, Friday and Saturday
1:00 pm-5:00 pm, Sunday
The Job Corner is available for many of your job search needs. We offer
Resume Maker, print and database resources, and a friendly word of
encouragement to help you land that perfect job. A world of opportunity
awaits you so stop by today. Located in the Resource Center.
Meditation Class
4:30 pm, Thursdays
Jeannie Meyers from Re-laxation Unwind Meditation will lead a half hour
meditation class each Thursday afternoon. Patrons are encouraged to take
time off from their hectic week to relax, unwind and rejuvenate themselves.
High Plains Job Network
10:30 am, Fridays
Looking for a job can be a lonely and alienating experience. Join our
weekly support group for individuals who are currently looking for a job
and would like to network with other job seekers. Come and share your
experience with others. Coffee and tea provided.
Knitter's Circle
(ages 18 and up)
6:30 pm, November 2
All needleworkers welcome! Bring your knitting
needles, crochet hooks, or any type of needlework and join us. All skill levels
welcome. Share your creative experience and your company. Library craft books
will be available for reference.
Page to Screen Film Discussion
5:30 pm, November 3
Black Robe (Rated R - Children under the age of 17 not admitted without a parent/guardian)
Erie Community Library
Exploring Our Past: Someone's Daughter - In Search of Justice
7:00 pm, November 12
Presented by author, columnist and historian Silvia Pettem.
Farr Regional Library
Branden Sipes Concert
4:00 pm, November 6
Appearing as a solo acoustic musician, Branden presents original songs
combining rock, pop, and folk influences. An engaging solo performer, his
lyrics are catchy and finely crafted, describing universal life experiences
with a clever ease. His intricate guitar work is a well-suited
accompaniment to his intimate vocals. Visit www.brandensipes.com for more information.
Farr Film Discussion
Children under the age of 17 not admitted without a parent/guardian.
6:30 pm, November 6
Away We Go (Rated R, 98 minutes)
A couple expecting their first child travels around the US in order to find
a perfect place to start their family once the parents with whom they were
going to stay decide to move. Along the way, they have misadventures and
find fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends who
just might help them discover "home" on their own terms for the first time.
NaNoWriMo Write In
7:00 pm, November 7
Every November people from all over the world make a pledge to write a 175
page novel (50,000 words) in just one month. NaNoWriMo (National Novel
Writing Month) is celebrating its tenth year in 2009, and this promises to
be its most successful year yet. Join us for an afterhours write-in for
NaNoWriMo participants (and those who think they'd like to participate).
We'll have laptops available on a first-come, first-served basis,
refreshments to keep those creative juices flowing, and support from other
local writers. Stay late for our Cult Movie Night after the event for a
little unwinding!
Cult Film Night
Children under the age of 17 not admitted without a parent/guardian.
10:00 pm, November 7
The Big Lebowski (Rated R, 117 minutes)
Thugs break into Jeff Lebowski's (Jeff Bridges) apartment in the errant
belief that they are accosting Jeff Lebowski, the eccentric philanthropist,
and not the laid back, unemployed Jeff Lebowski known as "The Dude." In the
aftermath of the crime, The Dude seeks restitution from his wealthy
namesake. But instead of getting a replacement for his soiled carpet, The
Dude is swept up in a caper involving loan sharks and kidnapping. Feel free
to show up in "Dude" attire.
Listen and Learn: Conversations with the Maestro
12:30-1:30 pm, November 13
Glen Cortese, Music Director/Conductor for the Greeley Philharmonic
Orchestra brings symphonic music to life for the novice and experienced
classic music lover alike. Find out "the inside scoop" regarding classical
music, the composers and upcoming GPO concerts. Bring your lunch and enjoy
informal, entertaining maestro chats.
Family Movie
2:00-4:00 pm, November 14
Madagascar (Rated PG, 86 minutes)
Lincoln Park Library
Language Café
2:00 pm, Saturdays
Are you learning English as a second language? The Language Café at Lincoln
Park is for you! Come enjoy a cup of coffee as you practice English
conversation with others who are learning the language.
Fall Family Movie Night (R)
4:30 pm, November 17
Watch the captivating movie Pocahontas, a beautiful story of friendship
between two cultures; a fun-filled adventure in history. Snacks provided.
Crafternoons: Tissue Paper Stained Glass (R)
2:00-4:00 pm, November 21
Create your own beautiful "stained-glass" pieces using tissue paper, poster
board and glue. The technique is easy, and designs can be simple or
elaborate-perfect for holiday decorations or a family craft! Space is
limited; please register to reserve your space.
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