These 5 women, Carole Bentley, Margery Cook, Mary Kay Ebersold,

Jane Stendrup, and Michele Loftus-Trzcinski, are all members of the Massasoit Art Guild. They are frequent participants in the

Wednesday Morning open studio sessions where each artist works on their individual projects while supporting, critiquing and encouraging each other in their endeavors. These women have varied backgrounds, experiences and skills, but they all have one thing in common, their love of creating art!  

All are welcome to join us for a discussion of Lisa Unger's In the Blood in the Reading Room. New participants are always welcome (no commitment!) - copies of next month's book, And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, are available at the Information Desk for checkout.

"Liar, liar, pants on fire . . . College senior Lana Granger has told so many lies about her past that the truth seems like a distant, cloudy nightmare.  But she meets her match when she begins babysitting for a volatile, manipulative eleven-year-old boy.  Soon after Lana takes the job, her close friend Beck mysteriously disappears.  Lana instantly begins fabricating stories - to friends, to police, to herself.  Why doesn't her account jibe with those of eye-witnesses?  Lana will do anything to bury the truth about that night ... and about her life.  But someone else knows her secrets.  And he's dying to tell."

All teens and tweens (ages 12-18) are welcome to join us for Teen Tuesdays! Stop by the Pioppi Room every Tuesday for video gaming, crafts, movies, Anime, and more - we'll have something different every week.

This month's schedule:

Apr 7: Wii Gaming - Drop in to play some Wii games!

Apr 14: Origami - Instructions and origami paper will be provided 

Apr 21: Mockingjay, Part 1 - Starting at 2:00 p.m. for vacation week, we'll be showing it on the big screen in the Pioppi Room

Apr 28: Anime Day - Drop by to see a screening of a new anime - TBA 

Teen and Tween Chess Club 

Every other Saturday from 10:30 a.m. - Noon, stop by the Teen area to play chess! You can get lessons from Adam & Ben Piche, who will be there to help, or just challenge them to a match.  

This month's dates are April 4 & 18.

Susan developed a passion for bread baking after realizing that she needed to make a change in her life. In 2011, after 20 years in customer service, she embarked on a journey, along with her husband Rich as her support, to start her own business. That required learning from the best, finding out what ingredients would produce exceptional loaves and then practicing her craft over and over again until it met the standard she set out to achieve.

Susan's Artisan Breads is the fulfillment of a dream of owning her

own business.
Knowledge, Passion, and Risk are the drivers and the end goal is a customer base which is loyal to an unsurpassed product and that her business is a partner and employer in the community. 

Susan will share with you the following:

• Key process and concepts in the production of Artisan Bread
• The importance of quality ingredient and the right tools
• Discuss her business journey-  What she has learned in starting her own business- the strengths, the hurdles,  and doing this in a community that was unfamiliar territory both personally and professionally

Please join us for an evening of Celtic music, featuring John Ebersold and Tim Loftus of The Boys of the Town. With a shared passion for Celtic music, they combine their talents on guitar, flute, whistle, and bodhrán.