Lansdowne Public Library

PROGRAM CHANGES

Because of the inclement weather on dates these programs were originally scheduled, they are now scheduled as follows:

History Forum - The topic from the February forum, The Ku Klux Klan, will now be discussed at the forum scheduled for March 18th.

In conjunction with the History Forum, the NO PLACE FOR HATE presentation of Storm Warning will now take place on March 19th at 7:00PM, followed by discussion.

COMING IN MARCH

The Awesome Jane Austen Through a generous grant from the Penna. Humanities Council and in conjunction with the Delaware County Library System, we are proud to present a four month program on the life and work of Jane Austen. Led by Widener University's Janine Utell, PhD., discussion will focus on four Austen novels, Mansfield Park, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice and Emma. The first discussion will be held on March 23rd at 12:30PM and will look at Mansfield Park. Registration is necessary and free books will be available to the first 10 people who register either by calling Susan Purcell at 610-891-8622, or by going to www.delcolibraries.org under library events.

Tea and Talk The first of what we hope will be a long series of monthly discussions beginning March 26th at 10:00AM. We'll serve the tea and toss out the topic - this month being the question to be any If you could choose age, what would that be? The topic will change every month and suggestions are welcome. Join us for tea, goodies and some good discussion.

Snapshot PA: A Day in the Life of Pennsylvania Libraries

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This shows a typical day in the life of a public library.

Winner of our monthly contest "Check Out that Book" - Grace Kaprielyan!

Random books are inserted with a slip for patrons to fill out. Winners are given a gift certificate to a local area business.

The Lansdowne Public Library now offers free wi-fi access. Bring your laptop in, enjoy the working air conditioning and log on. A site key is required to access the network. Just ask for it at the front desk.

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