Henry David Thoreau Bicentennial State Wide Read

"The bicentennial of Thoreau's birth offers the perfect opportunity to consider the myriad ways that Thoreau's words and actions are still very relevant today, having direct applicability to so many realms of 21st-Century life."-Walden.org
Join us in celebrating HDT: copies of Civil Disobedience are available at the library, or in eBook and eAudio, and there are copies at Gutenberg.org. We have a few Thoreau-inspired events: cabin-building storytime on Sat. April 29 at 11, sharpen your observational skills with a sketching workshop for teens and adults on Sat. May 13, hear Dr. Nancy Shultz's take on Civil Disobedience on Tue. June 13 at 7, and don't forget our Concord Museum pass.

* LEGO club meets every Wed. at 3 

* Sweet Dreams Story Makers every Thur. at 6:30 - RSVP
* The Musary presents a classical concert & hands-on instruments Sat. 6 at 1
* Beauty and the Beak author visit Fri. 12 at 3:30
* Mother's Day storytime and craft Sat. 13 at 11
* Paws to Read with Tessie!  Mon. 15 at 3:30 & Thur. June 22 at 3:30 - RSVP 

* Family Treehouse: Space, Stars & the Moon Sat. 20 at 11 - RSVP

* STEAM into Science: Building Bridges Tue. 23 at 3:30 - RSVP 

For questions contact Lorraine Der, Children's Librarian: lder@hwlibrary.org 978-468-5577. 

Book Clubs  

* Speculative Tuesdays (for fantasy and scifi readers in their 20s and 30s) Join Stephanie and Josh May 2 at 7 to discuss The Throne of the Crescent Moon.  Next up for June: Terry Pratchett's The Long Earth. 

Ongoing Drop-in Groups  

* Adult Coloring gathers every Monday night 5-8 on the 2nd floor.
* Breast Cancer Survivor Support group meets 1st & 3rd Mon, 2nd floor, 6:15.