Note from the Director
It's that time of year, when school is winding down and our Summer Reading Program is gearing UP! We have fun activities, events, and prizes for all ages this year. There are separate programs for children aged 0-10, teens & tweens aged 11-18, and adults 18+. Sign-up starts next Tuesday, May 27th for all age groups!
We are also pleased to announce a new monthly program, the Alpha-Gal Syndrome Support Group. This group will meet on the last Thursday of each month, starting on June 26th at 4PM. See below for more details.
Our ongoing Friends of the Library book sale in Room 192-B remains a big hit! If you're doing some spring cleaning and have books, DVDs, or CDs to part with, we'd love your donations. You can drop them off anytime the book sale is open, same as the library’s regular hours.
All my best,
Christina Danos
Seed Planting Time is almost over!
We have updated our seed catalog for this growing season with lots of new plants, including container gardening varieties!
Click HERE to view it, and either email your order or stop by to select your free seeds soon! We also have gardening tools available to checkout for one week each. Happy Gardening!
Oral History Project Update
Our goal is to migrate all the Oral History Project recordings to our YouTube channel. CLICK HERE to see our progress!
Science + Philosophy Discussion Groups
Join us in Meeting Room #1* on Wednesdays at 2:30 PM for a chapter of Plato's Critique of Impure Reason by D.C. Schindler and discussion.
Thursdays at 12:30 PM we are listening to Thomas Nagel's Moral Feelings, Moral Reality, and Moral Progress.
For more info: Gary.Milczarek@gmail.com.
First Friday Book Club
Join us on Friday, June 6th at 10:30am in Meeting Room 1 to discuss The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah and pick up a copy of next month's book, Anatomy of a Scandal by Sarah Vaughan. "Former political correspondent Vaughan makes an impressive debut with this savvy, propulsive courtroom drama." -Kirkus Reviews. This international bestseller will be discussed on Friday, July 11th, since the library is closed on the 4th.
Spanish Classes
Every Tuesday, native speaker Carmen Rose facilitates two back-to-back Spanish programs in Meeting Room #1*. Beginner Spanish meets at 4pm. If learning Spanish is something you've always wanted to do, now is your chance! Newcomers are welcome at any time. (Ages 16+)
Conversational Spanish Group meets at 5pm. This group is for anyone who is comfortable speaking more advanced Spanish or wants to enjoy an immersive experience. Practice Spanish with other language learners of varying abilities in this informal atmosphere. (Ages 16+)
LEGO Club
Preschool song and story time
Story time meets on Wednesday mornings at 10:30am in the children's room. Families with young children are invited to join Mr. David for some circle time songs, a snack, stories, and the opportunity to meet new friends!
Bookwyrms Anonymous
Teens aged 11-18 gather every Friday at 3:30pm in the basement of the Boulevard Bookend for a variety of activities each week. Zine Club, D&D, Gaming, oh my! (Follow the path on the right side of the building around to the lower side door)
Snacks are provided and friends are always welcome.
CCC@CPL menopause support group
Eureka Springs Beekeepers
Meeting on the first Monday of each month at 6pm (June 2nd) in Library Meeting Room #1*, this group is for anyone in the area that keeps Honeybees or is interested in learning more about the hobby! All are welcome.
