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“These Precious Days”: Creative Collective Discussion Group (Virtual)
Tuesday, September 17
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Registration Required Below
Have fun and make friends while cultivating your creativity in our weekly group discussions about art, creativity and so much more! Our facilitated conversations invite participants to consider imaginative and alternative viewpoints about the creative process in a congenial, relaxed Zoom setting. Empower your creativity and feed your brain by joining us in the Creative Collective Discussion Group!
This fall, our exploration into the power of creativity continues with the book These Precious Days by legendary author Ann Patchett. Copies of the book will be available to checkout at the Library's front desk and both the ebook and audiobook are available to downloaded from Hoopla.
Please read the book's introduction and chapter 1 for the first meeting.
The Creative Collective meets weekly on Tuesdays. Register once for all eight weekly meetings in this session, September 10 through October 29.
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K.R.A.B.S (Kids Raving About Books) for 4th, 5th and 6th Graders
Tuesday, September 17
4:00 pm - 4:45 pm
4th, 5th, and 6th graders are invited to attend our monthly book discussion group for younger readers on September 17th, to browse through new books, snack on cookies and chips, and talk about the books you’ve read recently. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Creative Composting: Turning Waste into Wonder (In-Person)
Tuesday, September 17
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Registration Required Below
Discover the many benefits of "black gold" with Master Composter Alastair Ong, who has been composting in his small NYC apartment for 25 years.
Food and yard waste can easily be transformed into nourishing and valuable soil. Learn about the decomposition process and find out how to avoid potential problems. Discover the many benefits of composting to develop rich soil that is revered by gardeners and environmentalists.
Best of all, Alastair will share his top secret compost recipe — an easy method that never attracts vermin, never smells bad and never needs turning!
About Our Presenter
Alastair Ong, Esq., is a certified UCONN master composter and an Easton resident. Alastair's interest in composting began while living in his NYC apartment 25 years ago and has since developed into a passion to spread the news about the many benefits of composting.
About Our Presenter
Alastair Ong, Esq., is a certified UCONN master composter and an Easton resident. Alastair's interest in composting began while living in his NYC apartment 25 years ago and has since developed into a passion to spread the news about the many benefits of composting.