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MTRS Library - May 2024

Scenes from the library in April...

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Author Lydia Millet comes to MTRS!

All juniors and seniors have read L. Millet's book A Children's Bible, and attended this author visit.

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7th grade advisory door decorations!

Theme: Shrek's swamp!

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Career day!

7th and 8th graders were introduced to several careers by guest speakers. Mr. Whitsett (architect) came to the library.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Check out our MTRS collection!

New books in our library and library catalog!

Upcoming events at the MTRS Library!

Upcoming MTRS Events!

Community Events

ARMS Library-Shelburne Falls

Make a Candy Rosebud for Your Mom

For Mother's Day, stop by the Arms and make a candy rosebud to give to your Mom. Fun for any age, this is a sweet way to tell Mom that you love her.

Mother's Day is May 12.

Stop by on Saturday, May 11 to make one, or a couple of these rosebuds. Noon - 2:30 p.m.

There is never any charge for our regular library programming.

The Arms is handicapped accessible by way of the lower level entrance.

Belding Library-Ashfield

Climate Activism: Zine Make & Share
For kids & teens ages 7 to 14
Wednesdays, May 15th, 22nd, 29th from 3:30P.M. to 4:30P.M.

Climate Change Zine Making and Sharing -- Youth are welcome to come and join local artist and zine-maker, Ezra Greenfield, to learn about climate change and zine making. Youth will create a zine to share a message about climate change and what we can do about it. The first two sessions will be about learning and creating, while the final session will be an opportunity to share our creations with other zine-makers. Youth will have the opportunity to add their zines to the Library’s zine collection.

Griswold Library- Colrain

Try library yoga with Judith!

All ages yoga with Judith Roberts! Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. The library has yoga mats to share. Try some breathing and gentle movement in the library's children's area.

This class will recur on the second Saturday of every month, thanks to funding from the Colrain Cultural Council!