Coverage of events at the Southborough Public Library
Mark your calendars – and break out your finest millinery – for this fun event at the Southborough Library. Read the full article → from Tea, cakes, poetry – and fancy hats! – at the Southborough Library
The Southborough Public Library offers book clubs for readers of all ages, and they’re all open to the public. Here’s what the groups are reading this month. Pick up a copy and join the discussion. Read the full article → from Library book club selections for April
Love your Legos? Children ages five and up are invited to stop by the Southborough Public Library on Tuesday from 3:45 pm to 5:00 pm to make Lego creations. Read the full article → from Legos at the Library on Tuesday
Pediatrician and Southborough resident Dr. Safdar Medina will be at the Southborough Library on Tuesday, April 3, to talk about the truths and myths of Attention Deficit Disorder. Read the full article → from Information session on Attention Deficit Disorder at the Southborough Library on Tuesday
This month, on Thursday, March 29, the Southborough Genealogy Club hosts Virginia Wright of TIARA (The Irish Ancestral Research Association) who will speak about the life insurance applications and other records held by the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters, covering late 19th and early 20th century Massachusetts Irish, and some German members of the Foresters Society. Read the full article → from Explore your Irish roots with the Southborough Library Genealogy Club – Thursday
On Friday, March 23, Southborough resident Sheryl White will present a music and sign language program for children ages 0-5 years at the Southborough Library. White will teach songs and the signs to go along with them. Read the full article → from Music and sign language program for kids at the Southborough Library on Friday
The Southborough Business Network’s INSIDE STORY speaker series has been a popular one, with well-attended talks by Wegmans General Manager Kevin Russell and Tomasso Trattoria owner Tom Prince. On Tuesday, March 20 they’ll invite Southborough resident Bill Pollack to talk about finding your second career. Read the full article → from Reminder: Southborough Business Network to talk second career choices – Tuesday
Author Sarah Marwil Lamstein will be at the Southborough Library next Wednesday to read from her children’s book Big Night for Salamanders. She’ll also show slides and a video, and will invite discussion. Read the full article → from SOLF to host children’s author at the Southborough Library on Wednesday
You’ve no doubt heard about the proposal to move to a town manager form of government. It’s an important question voters at Town Meeting in April will debate. We’ve talked about it on the blog here before, but if you’re anything like me, you still have plenty of questions. Read the full article → from Southborough Library to host public forum on town manager proposal
Love your Legos? Children ages five and up are invited to stop by the Southborough Public Library on Tuesday from 3:45 pm to 5:00 pm to make Lego creations. Read the full article → from Make Lego creations at the library on Tuesday
Treat your toddler or preschooler to a special music program at the library on Thursday, March 8. Southborough resident Dave Garden from Music Together will offer songs and dance to engage the little ones. Read the full article → from Children’s music program at the Southborough Library on Thursday
Matinees at Fay return with a showing of Gnomeo and Juliet on Saturday, March 3 at 2:00. Read the full article → from Catch a family-friendly matinee at Fay School on Saturday
The Southborough Business Network’s INSIDE STORY speaker series has been a popular one, with well-attended talks by Wegmans and Tomasso Trattoria owner Tom Prince. Next month they’ll invite Southborough resident Bill Pollack to talk about finding your second career. Read the full article → from Save the date: Southborough Business Network to talk second career choices – March 20
If your kids are fans of the popular Beacon Street Girls book series, or if they are aspiring artists, they won’t want to miss this opportunity. Read the full article → from Southborough illustrator to talk with teens and ‘tweens at the Southborough Library on Saturday