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History of Music in Ireland - Sean Murphy - May 5 (ONLINE)
Join musician, teacher and Irish native Sean Murphy to explore the history of Irish music derived from ancient manuscripts, archaeological findings, and historical records from the 5th century to the current day. Discover the music and instruments of ancient Celtic ceremonies and society, as well as the Celtic revival of the late 19th century, which provides a basis for understanding the remarkable level of interest and [...]
Parking Lot Closed until May 23
Please note that the parking lot behind the Library on Library Lane will be unavailable for about a month starting Monday, April 27. We anticipate reopening the lot by Memorial Day weekend. This closure is necessary for work to begin on the Eldredge Public Library Safety and Accessibility Project, sometimes referred to as the Site Master Plan Project. This first phase focuses on the rear of the library property, including [...]
May the "Fourth" Be With You - DIY Youth Crafts - May 4
It's Star Wars Day and we'll be celebrating with DIY Star Wars crafts in Youth Services on Monday, May 4 from 1:00 - 4:00 pm. Registration is not required. Available while supplies last.Â
EPL Spring Learning Series - May Programs
In May, the Friends of EPL Learning Series continues its diverse spring line-up with programs exploring Practical Philosophy on life's big questions, the Legacy of the Cape Playhouse, the Beauty of Beowulf, and an Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI). Registration is required. For more information and to register for programs, visit the Learning Series webpage.Â
Presidential Doodler Series - James Monroe - May 8 (ONLINE)
Next up in our yearlong series with “America’s Preeminent Presidential Doodler,” Heather Rogers, is James Monroe. Did you know the only foreign capital named for a U.S. president was named for Monroe, and like two of his predecessors, he died on July 4? Don't you want to know more? During this popular online program, Heather shares facts, factoids, and fun illustrations about the first 12 presidents of these United States. The [...]
Why Birds Sing - May 5 & 6
The Friends of EPL Learning Series continues its spring line-up with Why Birds Sing, a two day event that combines learning at the Library with a field trip. Spring season has an ambience about it that includes bird song. There are many reasons why birds sing. First it is part of the breeding process and a security system- a surprise to most. Second the other noises birds make also have meaning. The program will be held in two [...]
The Lion Women of Tehran - Marjan Kamali - May 7 (ONLINE)
Join us for an exciting conversation with internationally acclaimed author Marjan Kamali as we delve into her bestselling novel, The Lion Women of Tehran. In 1950s Tehran, seven-year-old Ellie lives in grand comfort until the untimely death of her father, forcing Ellie and her mother to move to a tiny home downtown. Lonely and bearing the brunt of her mother’s endless grievances, Ellie dreams for a friend to alleviate her [...]
Cybercrime: Minimize your risk of being scammed - Sgt. William Massey - May 7
Join us during Privacy Week, May 1-7, with Sergeant William Massey from the Chatham Police Department, who offers essential information on how to prevent becoming the victim of scams (email, tech, impersonation, etc.) plus advice on avoiding shopping, banking and medical fraud as well as other common community concerns. The program will include a Q&A session with Sgt. Massey. This is an in person event at the Library on May 7 [...]
