Homemade for the Holidays: Tasty Gifts for Family and Friends

 Adults, Civic Center Library, Programs
Nov 142013
 

Lisa HowardThursday, December 19, 6 pm, Civic Center Library

‘Tis the season to deck the halls with plates of good food!

Find out how to upgrade your holiday favorites to make them taste better and be better for you, too.  Lisa Howard, also known as the Cultured Cook, returns to the Civic Center Library and will teach us how to save money and shopping time by making easy edible gifts for friends and family. She will also bring samples for us to taste!  Come and try some gourmet popcorn, spiced baked pecans and crisp gingersnaps!

This free program will be held in the conference room next to the Civic Center Library. Registration is required for this program. Please call 586.574.4564  to register.

Holiday Music: Past and Present

 Adults, Civic Center Library, Family, Programs
Nov 122013
 

wyndhamdeborrahMonday, December 16, 6 pm, Civic Center Library

Join us as we get into the holiday spirit by welcoming pianist/composer Deborrah Wyndham. She will perform traditional and popular holiday songs and will share some interesting facts about the songs and their composers.

Ms. Wyndham is a highly acclaimed performer whose style can range from contemporary to classical to jazz and ragtime. You may have seen her on FOX, NBC, or ABC TV!

This program will be held in the conference room next to the Civic Center Library. Registration is required for this program. Please call 586.574.4564 to register.

In Praise of the Needlewoman

 Adults, Author Visit, Civic Center Library
Oct 302013
 

Thursday, November 14, 6 pm, Civic Center LibraryInPraiseoftheNeedlewoman

Please join us as Gail Carolyn Sirna presents “In Praise of the Needlewoman: Embroiderers, Knitters, Lacemakers and Weavers in Art,” which will consist of a slide presentation of paintings of women (and a few men) who are sewing, knitting, making lace or embroidering as well as a small exhibit of images of stitchers.

Ms. Sirna is an award-winning embroiderer and regular columnist for Needlepoint Now. She has been teaching needlepoint for over 25 years. She is also the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from America’s National Academy of Needle Arts in 2004.

This program will be held in the conference room next to the Civic Center Library. Registration is required for this program. To register, please call 586.574.4564.

Ambassador to the Stars

 Adults, Author Visit, Civic Center Library
Oct 102013
 

Ambassadors.SivalelliWednesday, October 30, 6 pm, Civic Center Library

Are we alone in the universe? Join us when Tony Sivalelli, author of Ambassador to the Stars visits the Civic Center Library to help answer that question. Tony is a researcher of the paranormal and uses known and theoretical science, metaphysical studies, and current social themes in entertainment to propose a hypothesis that humanity will have soon have an official answer!

This program will take place in the conference room next to the Civic Center Library. Registration is required for this event. Please call 586.574.4564 to register.

Altered Books for Teens

 Civic Center Library, Programs, Teens
Oct 032013
 

alteredbookNote: This event has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience. 

Thursday, October 17, 6-7:30 pm, Civic Center Library

Haven’t you always wanted to dissect and transform old books into whatever you desired? Here’s your chance!

Come to this program and showcase your creativity by using old books to make new creations.

This program will be held in the Conference Room next to the Civic Center Library and is open to ages 12-17. Registration is required. To register, please call 586.751.0770.

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