May Grab & Go Craft
Paper Quilling
This month's Grab & Go craft bag will include many of the materials needed to make your own paper quilling creations.
Available starting Monday, May 6th downstairs in the Reference Room.
While supplies last.
Adults
Cook the Book Club
Cook the Book Club!
Friday, May 3rd from 1-2 PM
Join the East Greenwich Library's cookbook club!
This month please choose a recipe from the cookbook Love & Lemons: Simple, Feel-Good Food. Extra copies of the cookbook are available downstairs at the Reference Desk.
Whether you love cooking or want to learn more skills and tips, we can't wait to see you there!
For questions or inquires email alyssa@eastgreenwichlibrary.org.
The Larchmont Remembered: Exploring RI’s Greatest Tragedy at Sea
Tuesday, May 21st at 6:30 PM in the Community Room
Experience the unspeakable horror and witness the unrivaled heroism with Providence Journal Columnist Daniel Harrington as he brings you eyewitness accounts, never-before-seen photographs, and a story that will leave you in tears.
All aboard!
Program is free and open to all. Registration requested.
Please sign up online using this link: The Larchmont Remembered Registration Link
The Golden Age of Piracy: The History of Rhode Island Pirates and Pirate Hunters
Tuesday, May 14th at 6:30 PM in the Community Room
Presented by Luca Rebussini from Cranston, R.I. Luca is a 6th grade social studies teacher at Jenks Middle School in Pawtucket, R.I. He began his pirate history speeches roughly two years ago out of a combination of a love of Rhode Island history, passion for teaching, and the fun of learning about the remarkable stories of pirates.
America and the Holocaust: Jim Crow Laws, Eugenics, and the March Toward Genocide in Nazi-Occupied Europe
Presented by Barbara Wahlberg
Tuesday, April 30th at 6:00 PM in the Community Room
This 75 minute presentation provides a case study examining Nazi Germany and the United States during the 1930s, at a time when racism and eugenics were enshrined in law and practice. We will examine the national and historical contexts in which racism manifested in the two countries, and explore how the pseudoscience of eugenics as well as concerns about "racial purity" found its way into the laws of the United States and Nazi Germany.
April Grab & Go Craft
Pom Pom Paperclips
This month's Grab & Go craft bag will include many of the materials needed to make your own pom poms and decorative paperclips.
Available starting Monday, April 1st downstairs in the Reference Room.
While supplies last.
Cook the Book Club
Cook the Book Club!
Friday, April 5th from 1-2 PM
Join the East Greenwich Library's cookbook club!
This month please choose a recipe from one of the cookbooks by Diane Kochilas. Extra copies of the cookbook are available downstairs at the Reference Desk.
Whether you love cooking or want to learn more skills and tips, we can't wait to see you there!
For questions or inquires email alyssa@eastgreenwichlibrary.org.
March Grab & Go Craft
Pressed Greenery Bookmark
This month's Grab & Go craft bag will include the materials needed to create your own bookmark using pressed greenery.
Available starting Monday, March 4th downstairs in the Reference Room.
While supplies last.
Meditation with Dr. Post
MEDITATION FOR A HAPPIER YOU
Pollinator and Gardening Program
Tuesday, April 9th at 6:30 PM in the Community Room
The East Greenwich Library is hosting an informational program, presented by URI Master Gardener Deb Brodie (2007), which will highlight information on the honey bee, what native plants will attract them and how to invite them to your home gardens!
Join the conversation and come with any pollinator and gardening questions you may have!
Program is open to all. Registration requested.
