Visitors and Items Borrowed

Events and Attendees

Pollinator Storytime and Winter Seed Sow

Fowler's exploration of local biodiversity continued with a photo exhibit, a citizen science introduction to iNaturalist, and a Pollinator Storytime with author Susan Edwards Richmond. Green Team members also gave out Winter Seed Sow seedlings when tabling at Ag Day and SUN day.

In the Munroe Gallery

The Library hosted ADORARE: An Exhibition by Wairiri Erastus. Through his lens, Wairiri Erastus explores how personal experiences of adoration shape our understanding of greatness. Wairiri’s work not only pays homage to Malcolm X’s enduring legacy but also invites viewers to reflect on their own narratives within the framework of human experience. As you journey through this exhibition, witness the resonance of adoration in unexpected forms and its profound impact on our lives, society, and the fabric of our shared humanity.

Climate and Emergency Preparedness

Are you prepared? Patrons attended the talk by the Coordinator for the Central Middlesex Medical Reserve Corps(CMMRC), Lois Luniewicz and Concord Fire Department Assistant Chief Walter Latta and Firefighter Evan Foisy. They reviewed personal preparedness plans for attendees to take home. The presenters also shared real life experiences with climate extremes and the possible consequences of these experiences.

Classical Music Book Display

September is Classical Music Month and it seemed like the perfect way to feature some cool books. Librarian Stacey created the display and says, "Classical Music Month was established in 1994 by President Bill Clinton who said 'Classical music speaks both to the mind and to the heart, giving us something to think about as well as to experience.' Reading about classical music offers a wide range of topics--fiction and nonfiction-about symphonies, conductors, musical instruments, composers, opera and opera singers."