Join your guide,Joan Quinn, historian and paranormal investigator, for a leisurely Lantern-led walk, hearing stories of the history of Halloween and Warren's famous, infamous and GHOST. Joan is a historian and paranormal investigator who has appeared on TVs Travel Channel Kindred Spirits.
Kumihimo is an ancient Japanese form of braiding using multiple strands of cord and/or ribbon. Kumihimo braids are very popular for bracelets but can also be used in necklaces. In this class, we will be making a Kumihimo bracelet and you may decide if you want it with or without beads. Both designs follow the same instruction. All supplies are included to make one bracelet to keep. Registration required. 10 available spots.
10/27 *EVENT CANCELLED - WILL BE RESCHEDULED SOON.
Our ongoing book sharing group is restarting in a hybrid format. You can join in person at the library or on zoom. New members are always welcome. Each participant is given a short time to talk about a book they would like to recommend to others. It can be a popular new release or an old favorite. You're sure to come away with new books for your list, and new friends who share your interest in reading. Please send an email to the library at reflib.gh@gmail.com to receive the Zoom meeting link.
Date changed to 9/24. Our culminating meeting to discuss our Summer Book Group book, The Bird Way: A New Look at How Birds Talk, Work, Play, Parent, and Think by Jennifer Ackerman. Meeting is taking place at Bywater Restaurant, 54 State Street, outside if the weather cooperates.
Our ongoing book sharing group has moved online during the COVID-19 crisis. New members are always welcome. Each participant is given a short time to talk about a book they would like to recommend to others. It can be a popular new release or an old favorite. You're sure to come away with new books for your list, and new friends who share your interest in reading. Please send an email to the library at reflib.gh@gmail.com to receive the Zoom meeting code.
A 3-part series for the beginner genealogist with presenter Helen Smith of the Rhode Island Genealogical Society. The sessions will be held on Zoom on the following dates, and a packet of materials will be available at the library before the first session.
Tuesday, April 20th, 11 am
Tuesday, May 4th, 11am
Wednesday, May 18th, 11am
To register for the series, use this link to register directly on zoom and you will receive the signon information.
Our ongoing book sharing group has moved online during the COVID-19 crisis. New members are always welcome. Each participant is given a short time to talk about a book they would like to recommend to others. It can be a popular new release or an old favorite. You're sure to come away with new books for your list, and new friends who share your interest in reading. Please send an email to the library at reflib.gh@gmail.com to receive the Zoom meeting code.
Our ongoing book sharing group has moved online during the COVID-19 crisis. New members are always welcome. Each participant is given a short time to talk about a book they would like to recommend to others. It can be a popular new release or an old favorite. You're sure to come away with new books for your list, and new friends who share your interest in reading. Please send an email to the library at reflib.gh@gmail.com to receive the Zoom meeting code.
Our ongoing book sharing group has moved online during the COVID-19 crisis. New members are always welcome. Each participant is given a short time to talk about a book they would like to recommend to others. It can be a popular new release or an old favorite. You're sure to come away with new books for your list, and new friends who share your interest in reading. Please send an email to the library at reflib.gh@gmail.com to receive the Zoom meeting code.
