How do animals survive cold New England temps? Learn about what mammals, birds, insects and reptiles do in the winter. The presenter, Joy, will bring a few special guests -- some amphibians and reptiles commonly found in New England. This presentation is designed for teens and adults.
The world watched, horrified, as fire ravaged the ancient Notre-Dame Cathedral in April 2019. The very next day the President of France, Émmanuel Macron, vowed that the treasured building --- one of the symbols of the entire nation --- would be reopened in just five year's time, following the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
What should we think when we hear the latest news about a particular food? Examples... coconut oil, celery juice... and is gluten-free a good idea? We'll touch on raw milk, too. Come learn about nutrition trends, so you can be a better health consumer.
Love plants and gardening? Interested in expanding your plantings? Drop by the Library Lawn between 2:00 and 4:00 for a free Plant Swap. Leave a plant, take a plant, or just come to see what others are growing!
Postponed until Saturday, August 2. This event is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
This month's book is All the Beauty in the World: the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me by Patrick Bringley. Copies of the book are generally available one month prior to the meeting and are located near the Reference Desk. Group members can call the Reference Department at 781-721-7171 x320 to have a copy reserved for themselves.
This month's book is Tom Lake by Ann Patchett. Copies of the book are generally available one month prior to the meeting and are located near the Reference Desk. Group members can call the Reference Department at 781-721-7171 x320 to have a copy reserved for themselves.
This month's book is The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. Copies of the book are generally available one month prior to the meeting and are located near the Reference Desk. Group members can call the Reference Department at 781-721-7171 x320 to have a copy reserved for themselves.
This month's book is Seven Empty Houses by Samanta Schweblin. Copies of the book are generally available one month prior to the meeting and are located near the Reference Desk. Group members can call the Reference Department at 781-721-7171 x320 to have a copy reserved for themselves.
This month's book is 18 Tiny Deaths: The Untold Story of the Woman Who Invented Modern Forensics by Bruce Goldfarb. Copies of the book are generally available one month prior to the meeting and are located near the Reference Desk. Group members can call the Reference Department at 781-721-7171 x320 to have a copy reserved for themselves.
