Ever since 1976, our nation has officially recognized the month of February as Black History Month. This celebration originally started as a week given to enlighten the world about the history and the incredible achievements of black people. Over time, Black History Month has become a time for exploring the arts, the culture, and the contributions of African-Americans the world over. You don’t have to break the bank or spend forever planning an excursion to enjoy and celebrate this month. With just a little creativity and effort, you can have a month you will never forget. Here are some great…
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Public libraries open up a whole realm of learning tools and face to face experiences. In addition to the wealth of books in each library, there are many other free perks associated with frequent visits to this venue. Libraries are a gold mind of opportunities; here are some amazing reasons to visit the library nearest you. Movies Instead of going out to the movie theater or paying to rent movies, check the titles available at your local library first. DVDs and Blu-Ray DVDs are often available. Some library systems may even have VHS movies circulating. By borrowing library movies, you…
Eighteen psychics from among clairvoyants, mediums, Tarot and Angel Card readers and others. Free hourly door prizes and an array of vendors with unique merchandise. Prices: Readings are $40 for 15 minutes or $60 for a double session of 35 minutes with same reader.
The Book Fair will feature live family friendly entertainment, a raffle to win prizes and of course lots of great books! It’s free for the public so tell your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers.
Meet author of the “Fifty Shades” romance trilogy, E.L. (Erika Leonard) James. James will be signing her newest book, “The Mister,” at Book Revue in Huntington. Admission includes a copy of the book, which you will receive at the signing. Cost: $16.95 includes a copy of the book. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Public libraries are an important part of the social fabric of our society. They make you feel welcome and provide resources for all. There are multiple reasons why public libraries matter. Educational Resources & Programs Public libraries offer free educational resources. These resources include access to various books and advanced training programs. You can depend on these learning institutions to help find the answers to your questions. Libraries also offer seniors and young adults access to age-specific resources. Patrons are also able to use resources to find employment opportunities, view benefits, research educational opportunities and perform necessary training. Many libraries…
Come and join us in our Children’s Department for our weekly Storytime event – listen to great stories, participate in a fun craft and make new friends!