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Do you love cooking and trying new recipes?
If so, register for “Read It and Eat”! Come pick up this months cookbook, Ottolenghi Simple by Yotam Ottolenghi Copies are on hold on the circulation desk. After reading through the book pick (and cook) a recipe to bring in for our club meeting on May 16th at 7pm!
Questions? Contact Anna Powers at apowers@noblenet.org.
Join us on Thursday, May 30th at 7 PM in the Marcy Room, for The Unsung Heroine Behind the New Deal PART 2, an historical portrayal by Lady J.
This program describes Frances Perkins’ rocky road to Washington. She was the architect of Social Security, the first female in the US Cabinet, and an object of admiration and contempt from her male colleagues. Frances Perkins was an unstoppable force in advocating safety and justice for working adults, children, and retirees.
Walk with Frances as this Massachusetts native celebrates hard-won victories, ploughs through political quagmires, and finesses gender-related quandaries in her mission to make government an ally of exploited workers, and forgotten retirees.
No registration required.
Free event for kids!
Local botanist Lucas O’Neil will speak about the meaning of Arbor Day. You will walk around the library neighborhood with Lucas to learn about local plants. The first 50 kids at each session will receive a Dogwood tree seedling to take home!
Two sessions – please sign up in advance:
Session #1: 10:30am to 11:30am linked here
Session #2: 12:00pm to 1:00pm linked here
The Books in Bloom fundraiser is back! Brought to you by Friends of Stoneham Library in partnership with Stoneham Garden Club, you can expect:
Purchase your $35 tickets here using a credit or debit card OR send a check to the library, addressed to the Friends with the names associated with each ticket. Your information will be on a list at the front door at the event. We do not have physical tickets that can mailed in advance.
Tickets are $40 at the door, the night of the event (cash, check or credit card accepted).
