eNews Nov. 1, 2024

Library Hours: 9-5 Mon, Tues, Thu, & Fri, 9-8 Wed, 9-1 Saturdays

~ Library closures in November ~

Monday, 11/11 for Veteran's Day

Wednesday @1pm, 11/27 for Thanksgiving eve

Thursday, 11/28 for Thanksgiving

Tween Trivia Night

Wednesday, November 13th

6:30-8:00 p.m.

Geared for grades 4-8

Featuring a short kick-off performance by the

Conners Emerson Showstoppers.

More Programs for Kids & Families

Story Time n' Climb

Saturday, November 16th

10:00-12:00 For ages 3+

Ms. Chrissy will provide a storytime (10:00-10:40 a.m.), with puppets, bubbles, songs, rhymes, and more. The storytime is free! Stay to climb ($10).

📚🎶 STORYTIMES 📖🫧

More Upcoming Programs

 Registration encouraged.

Maine Author Talk

"The Shattered Curling Stone"

with David Florig

Tuesday, November 12

5:30 p.m. In-person only

Curious about curling in Maine?

If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about the 500-year-old Scottish sport of curling, or are simply a fan of historical fiction and Scotland, you won’t want to miss this event. Books for sale and signing at event.

Oh, Wow! Exhibit

October 31-November 30

Eric Uberseder

Registration encouraged.

Oh, Wow! Program: A How-to for the Photos in the Exhibit

Tuesday, November 19

5:30-6:30 p.m.

In-person & Online

Want to learn about Macro/Close-up photography?

Hear about how Eric captures these "Oh, Wow!" unique moments in an informative and humorous visual presentation of exactly how he makes the photographs. 

Exhibit & Sale

Leslie Jones Jewelry

and more...

Antique bead-embroidered jewelry with contemporary twist

On Exhibit & Sale thru

January 4th

In the Holmes Room display case and at the Front Desk

Ellen Pope Notecards

Collection of 5

for $10

100% of proceeds benefits the library.

~Thank you, Ellen! ~

From the Digital Archive

The Digital Archive of the SWH Public Library

Turnstile at Village Path - Item #9138

While perusing the Digital Archive for images to add to the newsletter, this image of a turnstile gate was discovered. If anyone has any clue as to the location or purpose of this turnstile, please email Sadie at scooley@swhplibrary.org. The turnstile was photographed by Henry Rand in September of 1908.