The holiday season is here! The next time you're visiting the Lamond-Riggs Library, stop by one of our holiday-themed book displays for ideas on seasonal recipes, designs and crafts.
We all love the classics; we consider them to be modern standards. Whether it's Blue in Green, Flamenco Sketches, Giant Steps, Ruby My Dear (Monk)... or even Ruby My Dear (Coltrane), we can never get enough. But let's not forget that while we love these songs and the artists who created them, we're musicians as well! We all strum and blow and drum and sing. So in the interest of musical do-it-yourselfers everywhere, check out these sheet music and CD combos!
Does the name Romare Bearden leave a “stamp” on your memory? Come to the library this Saturday, October 1, and learn about this amazing 20th-century master of collages and how he is being honored by the U S Postal Service. We will view a film and listen to music by those he influenced while creating our own collages. Join us for our Saturday Family Program on Oct. 1 starting at 10:30 a.m.All ages are welcome.
Actually, it's sleepy time down South Dakota Avenue at the library. Please join the children's librarian for "sleepy time stories" on two Tuesdays, August 30 and September 6, at 7 p.m.Get comfy, come in your pajamas, and bring your favorite stuffed animal. This family program is for children 3 to 7 years old.
