Keep Up With Stoughton Public Library News, Events

From Stoughton Library: LIBRARY NEWS @ STOUGHTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

• ZUMBA WITH CAROLINA POKRAKA

4 Saturdays- January 7, 14, 21, 28

12:30-1:30pm in the Wales French Room

Space is limited. Sign up for any or all classes by phone, in person or use Eventkeeper on our website www.stoughtonlibrary.org

Upcoming Events

• COLOR YOURSELF CALM: ADULT COLORING

Thursday, January 19 from 7:00-8:30pm.

Take 90 minutes to de-stress & express yourself with other adults. Coloring sheets, gel pens & colored pencils will be provided.

• CARD MAKING FOR ADULTS

Saturday, January 21 from 10am-12noon.

Create unique greeting cards for any occasion

Space is limited for coloring and card making. Reserve your spot with a visit or call to the library or sign up using Eventkeeper at www.stoughtonlibrary.org

• LIBRARY RENOVATION PROJECT UPDATE

As we begin the New Year, many thanks go out to all of the community leaders, building committee members and library patrons, for your continued support of this project. We hope to be situated in a temporary location sometime this spring, for about 18 months. Location to be announced in the near future.

Visit www.stoughtonlibrary.org for additional updates.

• LIBRARY NO LONGER ACCEPTING BOOK & MOVIE DONATIONS

Due to our impending move to a smaller space during the renovation of the library, we will no longer accept donations of materials. This includes books, movies, music and audiobooks. The closest donation container to the library is right up the street in the Jones School parking lot.

• THE ROAD TO ICELAND with Ed & Cindy Esposito

Woodward Gallery Exhibit January 3—31

Iceland is an Island republic in the north Atlantic Ocean, 60 miles south of the Arctic Circle. There’s beauty and majesty at every turn. The photographs in this exhibit were taken during a 9-day, 1,300 mile journey on Iceland’s Ring Road that runs along the coast of the island connecting most of the inhabited parts of the country. The exhibit includes a giant glacier, floating icebergs, wild horses, mountainous volcanoes, and a number of beautiful waterfalls.

• MONTHLY LIBRARY BOOK DISCUSSION

1:00-2:30 PM, THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH

January 17 A Dangerous Place, by Jacqueline Winspear

Photo courtesy of Stoughton Library