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COMING EVENTS...
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"Raising
Rufus: A Maine Love
Story" Author Series
Friday, February
17
Noon
Brunswick author, Carla Maria
Verdino-Sullwold will discuss
"Raising Rufus: A Maine Love
Story," a tender and tragic
story about an older couple, their
Newfoundland dog, and their passion
for the coast of Maine. Written
after the sudden death of her
husband of forty years, this
semi-autobiographical novel speaks
to those who have lost a soul mate,
to readers who cherish the bond
between man and dog, and to those
captivated by Maine's rugged beauty.
Books will be available for signing
and purchase. The event is part of
the library's Brown Bag Lunch
series. There is a snow date of
Tuesday, Feb. 21 at noon.
Winter Concert
Series
Sunday, February
19
3:00 p.m.
Carri Coltrane performs legendary
female singer/songwriters' music
from Carole King, Joni Mitchell, and
Bonnie Raitt to Sarah McLachlan plus
some of Carri's own songs. Voted one
of the "Five Women of
Impact" by the Seacoast Media
Group, Carri was winner of the
"Best Female and Best Jazz
Vocalist" five years in a row!
This afternoon she will be
accompanied by local guitar legend
Woody Allen. Seacoast resident and
multi-instrumentalist, Scott
Sutherland opens the show. From
acoustic gypsy swing to bluegrass
mandolin with some Django Reinhardt
influences added, Scott is a bright
new talent here in New England!
Community Yoga
Friday, February
24
11:30-1:00 p.m.
Deborah Levine offers a gentle
introduction to yoga and meditation.
"Relax" into shape for
2012 using breath work, simple
postures (seated or standing) and
guided visualization. Deborah
is certified in Advanced Kripalu and
Adaptive Yoga and has been offering
Thai Yoga therapy sessions, group
classes and workshops in the
Seacoast area for over 20 years.
Bring a
yoga mat or towel to the class and
wear comfortable clothing. Please
call to register as space is limited
(207-363-2818).
"The
Debt"
Winter Film Series
Sunday, February
26
3:00 p.m.
An espionage thriller. Retired
Mossad agents (Helen Mirren and Tom
Wilkinson) have been venerated for
decades by their country because of
a past mission, but shocking news
and a colleague's death cast doubt
on their accomplishment. Rated R for
some violence and language.
Run time: 113 minutes.
Writer's Night
Friday, March
2
7:00 p.m.
Three New England authors will read
from their new, acclaimed novels.
Maine novelists Bruce Pratt (The
Serpents of Blissfull) and Morgan
Callan Rogers (Red Ruby Heart in a
Cold Blue Sea), and Massachusetts
author Elizabeth Searle (Girl Held
in Home) will each read 15-minute
excerpts from their novels, followed
by a short discussion in which they
will answer questions. Their books
will be available for sale at the
end of the program.
"Red"
York Readers Theater
Friday, March
9
7:30 p.m.
Saturday, March
10
7:30 p.m.
York Readers Theater performs
"Red" by John Logan. Set
in artist Mark Rothko's studio in
the late 1950's when he was working
on his Seagram murals, Rothko and
his young assistant, Ken, discuss
the meaning of art. Winner of the
2010 Tony Award for Best Play.
"Mozart's
Sister"
Winter Film Series
Sunday, March 11 3:00 p.m.
Nannerl, Wolfgang's older sister, is
a talented singer, and musician but
she is being sidelined by Wolfgang's
growing fame. No longer a precocious
tot, Nannerl struggles with her
desire to be recognized, her sense
of obedience, and the challenges of
coming-of-age. Unrated, but probably
PG-13 equivalent. Run time: 120 min.
French with English subtitles
"Stories,
Stones and
Superstitions"
Author Talk
Tuesday, March
13
Noon
New England's burying grounds are
often called outdoor museums - full
of history, art and chronicles of
religious beliefs, genealogy,
sometimes tragedy and scandal - even
humor. Author Roxie Zwicker will
discuss New England's graveyards and
their stories. This program is
co-sponsored by the Museums of Old
York.
"Sword in
the
Stone"
Family Film
Saturday, March
17
6:30 p.m.
Merlin the Magician helps teach
young Arthur who is destined to be
the King of England. Rated G. 79
minutes.
The Short
Brothers and Curt Bessette &
Jenn Kurtz Winter Concert Series
Sunday, March
18
3:00 p.m.
The Short Brothers, Rick Watson and
Jerry Short are songwriters, story
tellers, comedians, cowboys, and
road warriors. With two very strong
voices, and a dozen different
instruments Rick and Jerry have
played together for over 19 years -
from blues to bluegrass, rock to
jazz, country to pop, reggae to
Irish…and some wonderful
originals! Curt Bessette and Jenn
Kurtz, known for their great
harmonies and songwriting, will open
the show and will include selected
songs from their WWII tribute show
"A Few Seconds with Our
Fathers."
May Sarton Centennial Symposium
Celebrating her life and
work.
May 3-6, 2012
Early Registration now available at: http://maysarton100.org/index.html
ONGOING
EVENTS:
PROGRAMS IN THE
CHILDREN'S ROOM:
 Infant
Lapsits (infants to two years old)
Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m.
Come for a program of stories, songs, fingerplays and rhymes.
Preschool Story Hours
Thursdays & Fridays at 10:30 a.m.
Join us for stories, songs, fingerplays, and crafts for ages 3-5.
MONTHLY PROGRAMS --Our special monthly
programs are offered during the school year from October - May.
Check current Children's newsletter for
more information.
 Music
in Motion - 1st Tuesday of the Month @ 10:15 a.m.
A monthly program of music and dance for
young children that celebrates the joy in stories and songs is led by
York educator, Holly MacAdam.
 Hands-On
Tuesday
2nd Tuesday of the Month
@ 10:15 a.m.
Lauren Pollard and Kate Pfirman invite children and their caregivers to
explore different sensory activities. Please wear old clothes or a smock as
these programs can get messy!
Art by
the Pond - 3rd Tuesday of the Month @ 10:15 a.m.
Join Jill Burke, graphic artist, as she shares her love and
knowledge of art through projects designed for children ages 3-6 with
their caregivers. Children are invited to be creative and have fun. Wear
play clothes!
Young Science - 4th Tuesday of the Month @ 10:15
a.m.
Young Science is
designed for all who are curious about the world. Miss Julie, scientist and
librarian, will lead the program. In Young Science, we will read mostly
nonfiction books and then take time to explore with hands-on activities in
the craft area. It is an opportunity for parents to experience the natural
curiosity of children while helping to guide them through their discoveries.
A selection of books on the month's subject will be on display for
families to borrow for further exploration at home.
Current Art
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