Warwick Summer Read Discussion: The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
Everyone is invited to the discussion of The Sentence by Louise Erdrich, the Warwick Summer Read.
Open Game Play
Grades 6-12
Wed. May 11 from 4-7 pm
The Princeton Review: Test-Optional Admissions
The college process is constantly changing. Join The Princeton Review for this LIVE discussion with the most up-to-date information for parents and students!
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Circles and Silence: A Film and Conversation
Join us for a community conversation about addiction, recovery, and prevention.
Nominated for five Emmy Awards, Circles and Silence is a remarkable fifteen-minute film narrated by a diverse group of young adults whose personal true-life stories are mirror images of topics that impact every person who watches the film. After the viewing, meet several of the Rhode Islanders who shared their stories.
Feature Film: Jojo Rabbit
Which of these stories are true? You may be surprised!
- A Black man joins the Ku Klux Klan.
- The Beatles are forgotten.
- No one tells grandma she’s dying.
- A Nazi boy finds a Jewish girl in his house.
Join us for four films that may or may not be based on real events on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Feature Film: The Farewell
Which of these stories are true? You may be surprised!
- A Black man joins the Ku Klux Klan.
- The Beatles are forgotten.
- No one tells grandma she’s dying.
- A Nazi boy finds a Jewish girl in his house.
Join us for four films that may or may not be based on real events on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Feature Film: Yesterday
Which of these stories are true? You may be surprised!
- A Black man joins the Ku Klux Klan.
- The Beatles are forgotten.
- No one tells grandma she’s dying.
- A Nazi boy finds a Jewish girl in his house.
Join us for four films that may or may not be based on real events on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Gardening Club
June is Native Plants Month!
Karen Asher will be here for a discussion on ecosystem gardening with Rhode Island native plants.
Karen is a native plant specialist and former president of the Rhode Island Wild Plant Society. She holds a certificate in native plant studies with a focus on field botany from the Native Plant Trust and she volunteers in its plant conservation program assessing the status of rare species in Rhode Island. She has published numerous articles on native plants.
Come and join us!
For more details, visit Jules at the Reference Desk
History Book Group
The History Book Group meets on the second Thusday of the month at 2pm, in Room 113.
On Thusday November 10th we will discuss The Johnstown Flood by David G. McCullough
DIY Crafting Community
Pick up a take-and-make craft and meet other crafters from 6:30 - 7:15 p.m.
Every month, crafting wizards Bette and Tina create a fun, do-it-yourself craft. Drop in to grab a DIY kit, get tips from Bette and Tina on how to make the craft, and enjoy the company of other makers.
First come, first served; limit 24 kits; one kit per customer.
This event is free and open to all.
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