Provincetown P.L. upcoming events

Starting on February 1, the Provincetown Public Library will be moving the start time of our Wednesday Free Movie Nights to 6:00 PM in the Marc Jacobs Reading Room. The following films will be screened this month:

The Ides of March: (Runtime 101 min) Wednesday, February 1 at 6:00 PM
Moneyball: (Runtime 133 min) Wednesday, February 8 at 6:00 PM
50/50: (Runtime 100 min) Wednesday, February 15 at 6:00 PM
Midnight in Paris: (Runtime 94 min) Wednesday, February 22 at 6:00 PM
Drive: (Running Time 100 min) Wednesday, February 15 at 6:00 PM
Admission is completely free, and guests are welcome to bring snacks and drinks!

On Thursday, February 9 the Provincetown Public Library will be hosting "Truck Day" as a part of Provincetown Public Schools' "People in the Community" unit. Pre-School classes from Provincetown Elementary School will be attending our event which is also open to the public. The morning will feature story time, a snack, and a presentation from Abbie Our of the Robert B. Our Company showcasing the different trucks and equipment her employees use in the field.
This event will be the first in a planned series of collaborations between the Library and Provincetown Public Schools aimed at increasing the amount of children’s programming relevant to what students are focusing on in the classroom.
Truck Day starts at 10:00 AM, and will be held in the Gerald and Henry Fowler-Bombardier Children's Library on the second floor.

Author and Mashpee resident Chip Bishop presents his new book The Lion and the Journalist, the true story of the unlikely friendship of Theodore Roosevelt and Joseph Bucklin Bishop, Chip's great-granduncle and a Seekonk, MA native. Kirkus Reviews calls the book "An engaging tour of the busy intersection where history, politics, journalism and power converge."
It’s Chip Bishop’s first book, researched and written over three years and based on 600 rarely-seen letters that Roosevelt and Joseph Bucklin Bishop exchanged.
Mr. Bishop will present his work on Thursday, February 23 at 6:30 PM in the Mezzanine area.

Thanks to support from Provincetown Recreation Director Brandon Motta, the library will have the opportunity to host participants in the Recreation Department’s February Vacation Week program.
February 21-24 from 1 to 3 PM daily the library will provide a snack, story or movie hour, and a different activity for a group expected to be made up of approximately 20 children from our community. Transportation will be provided by the Recreation Department, while both organizations will team to provide proper supervision and entertainment for all who attend.

Fridays at 10:30 AM in February will see the return of regular weekly children’s programming held at the Provincetown Public Library.
On February 3 and 17, Lucy Gilmore will conduct her “Born to Read” program. This story time and play group is open to children aged birth to kindergarten and their caregivers.
Charlotte Fyfe of the Cape Cod Children’s Place will be at the library on February 10 and 24 for her Toddler and Pre-School play group. This unstructured session is a great chance for parents to get info and chat, while their kids have free playtime and take home some new books to read.

Truro P.L. Special Programs

"Talkin' Turkey" - Wild Turkeys on Cape Cod

Wednesday, February 8, 10:00 a.m.

The Friends of the Truro Library invite you to learn about the reintroduction of wild turkeys to Cape Cod. Join us for coffee before the program, at 9:30 a.m.

Paper Marbling Workshop
Fridays, February 10 & 17 from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Create your own designs using Japanese freestyle (simple) marbling techniques. We'll marble paper during the first session and craft with it during the second. Suitable for ages 5 and up. Please sign-up.

Saturday Science Sessions with Lucy Gilmore

Saturday, February 11, 10 a.m. - noon

What is Family Science? You and your toddler or preschool child are invited to choose from a variety of science learning stations to explore at your own pace - all disguised as PLAY! While playing with balls, balloons, air pumps, balance scales, pin wheels, color mixing, magnets and more, your child will build an understanding of many science concepts. Guaranteed fun to bring out the scientist in everyone!

4-H Babysitting Course
February 21 - February 24 from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Graduation & Certification February 24 at 3:00 p.m. Sessions include child safety, first aid and emergencies, stages of child development, feeding babies and children, discipline and entertainment, and the business of babysitting. There is a $10.00 charge for this course and you must be 11 years old or older to participate. Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Truro Library. Please sign-up.

More information on these and ongoing events at http://www.trurolibrary.org/

Hyannis P.L. School Vacation Week

The Hyannis Public Library will be holding the following programs in the Children's Room during February School Vacation Week:

• Thursday, February 23 - 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Drop-in Craft Program for children ages 3 to 12. Choose from a variety of crafts to make and take home.
• Friday, February 24 - 11:15 a.m. - 12 non - Family Story Time - stories, craft and a snack.
• Saturday, February 25 - 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Family Board Games - Join other families to play some of the library's many games.

Prizes and snacks, too!

Woods Hole Public Library: two day workshop

Traditional English WillowBaskets On the last weekend in February the Woods Hole Public Library will host a workshop led by nationally celebrated artisan  Bonnie Gale. She will teach the skills required to weave a traditional English willow bushel basket, 20 inches in diameter by 14 inches tall. It will be a very  functional basket made in unpeeled willow with a replaceable foot and two  handles. Bonnie will teach the participants how to make the basket using traditional tools and materials. The class will be held from 9-5 Saturday and Sunday February 25 & 26 at the Woods Hole Public library. By the end of the weekend, all participants will have finished their own bushel basket.
The fee for the class, which is $ 266, includes the use of  tools and materials. Also included will be tea-time on Saturday and Sunday and a catered buffet dinner on Saturday.

This two day workshop will be preceded by a Friday evening lecture, February 24 at 7:30 at the Woods Hole Public Library.  Bonnie Gale who will present an illustrated talk about the history, practice and creation of traditional English willow baskets, and also about  her live sculptures. A reception will follow, allowing everyone a chance to talk to Ms. Gale. The talk will be open to the public  for a $10 donation, and is included in the fee for the workshop participants. People are encouraged to sign up for the workshop soon, as only 12 people may attend.  For more information, call the Woods Hole Public Library at 508-548-8961 or check out their website at www.woodsholepubliclibrary.org.

February is African American History Month

Visit the Library Of Congress site to find interesting articles, photos and resources.
http://www.africanamericanhistorymonth.gov/

View CLAMS resources

February School Vacation Week Events at the Mashpee P.L.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 10:30 AM - Big Ryan’s Tall Tales Everybody loves Big Ryan – it’s the most fun you can have sitting down!

Thursday, February 23, 2012 at 2:00 PM - Popcorn and a Movie! Join us for a feature-length film about PENGUINS based on a popular children’s book and starring Jim Carey. Bring a comfy pillow and watch the family fun. This film is rated PG and is appropriate for age 6 and up. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the film. Running time 95 minutes.

Friday, February 24, 2012 at 2:00 PM - Trevor the Juggler Awesome skills and hilarious antics! Spectacular juggling, comedy, audience participation, music, dance and special effects!

Saturday, February 25, 2012 at 10:30 AM – Family Science Program with Miss Kim - All About Birds Great family fun. Hands-on activites for ages 3 and up. FREE – Sponsored by the Mashpee Coordinated Family and Engagement Grant

All events are FREE! No registration required.

Visit http://friendsofmashpeelibrary.org/childrens-events/ for more information.

Dennis Public Library: Local mystery author Susan Santangelo

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Dennis Public Library: Bake Sale to benefit Cape Cod Genealogical Society...

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Dennis Public Library: Local mystery author Leslie Meier

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Brooks Free Library, Harwich: February Special Events

NEW** starting Thursday February 2nd at 10:30am: Mahjong Group Come learn the basic and strategies for playing Mahjong, an ancient game originating in
China similar to Rummy that involves skill, strategy, calculation and a little bit of chance. Even if you know how to play, join us. This group will meet weekly on Thursdays at 10:30.

Friday February 3rd at 2pm: Astronomy for Everyone: Size & Scale of the Universe

Astrophysicist Kevin Manning, a former consultant with NASA, has always been passionate about astronomy, and wants to share the excitement with you! During the program he will speak about the size and scale of the universe, the stars, and other celestial wonders using hands-on activities and assorted visuals.

Saturday February 4th at 2pm: Senior Players

A group of local individuals will be performing short readings in a Readers' Theater format.

Sunday February 5th at 2pm: Cape Cod Symphony Woodwind Quartet

Join us for an afternoon of music with the Cape Cod Symphony musicians. This program is being funded by the Friends of Brooks Free Library. Light refreshments will be served.

Saturday February 18th at 2pm: Afternoon with Heidi Jon Schmidt

Come listen to local author Heidi Jon Schmidt speak about her books. Heidi’s fourth book House on Oyster Creek, is set on the Outer Cape and reflects Heidi’s love and appreciation of Cape Cod. A book sale and signing will follow the discussion.

Cotuit Library February Fun

Saturday Feb. 11 11:00 a.m. Companion Animal Program Read to a DogSaturday Feb. 11 2-3:30 p.m. Valentine Story, Craft and RefreshmentsFriday Feb. 24 2-4: p.m. Winter Fun Games, crafts, snacksSaturday Feb. 25 11:00 a.m. Companion Animal Program Read to a Dog

Cotuit Library 508-428-8141 or www.cotuitlibrary.org for more information

Barnstable Libraries: February events

Check out upcoming and ongoing events at all seven Barnstable Libraries on the libraries' joint calendar.
Or visit the individual library's website.
The seven libraries are: Sturgis (Barnstable Village), Centerville, Cotuit, Hyannis, Marstons Mills, Osterville, Whelden (West Barnstable).
CLAMS Libraries

Eldredge P.L. (Chatham) February 2012

Sunday, February 19 at 2:00 pm "Sunshine and Rainbows"
Mahala Bishop will be here to share her experiences with bi-polar
disorder which she has captured in her memoir
"Sunshine and Shadow: My battle with bi-polar disorder". Ms. Bishop
will describe and talk about the disorder from her own perspective.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012 at 3:00 pm Book and Author Event with Mary
Cowen
Mary Cowen will present an illustrated presentation of her award
winning book,  Captain Mac: The Life of Donald Baxter MacMillan,
Arctic Explorer.

Need help with eBooks? - additional times/venues added

Do you need help downloading eBooks to your new eReader?
The following libraries offer demos and help sessions. 

All CLAMS public libraries offer information and help on an as-needed basis in addition to locations and classes listed below. See a list of CLAMS libraries.

Brooks Free Library, Harwich
Basic eBook help:
Tuesdays: 11 am to 12:30 pm: Drop in Help - no appointment necessary

Saturdays 11 am to 12:30 pm: Drop in Help - no appointment necessary

Thursdays:  1:00, 1:30 and 2:00 PM, by appointment. Tel: 508-430-7562

Cotuit Public Library
Tech Help Thursdays
eBooks as well as Digital Cameras, etc.

20 minutes of one-on-one technology-related help.
Sign up in advance is required for a specific time:
10:00 am, 10:30 am, 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 7:00 pm, or 7:30 pm.
Tel. 508-428-8141 email: librarian@cotuitlibrary.org

Eastham Public Library  New!
Tuesday, February 7 6:30 pm Ipad Users Group

Join other enthusiastic ipad users for a new users group for both experienced users and learners, to exchange tips tricks and shortcuts that will help you use your ipad for a broader variety of tasks. Particularly to learn how to use your Ipad to download books for free from the CLAMS library system.  For further information contact Cheryl Bryan at 508-240-5950

Marstons Mills Library:

Computer Classes for Seniors includes a session on eReaders and eBooks on

February 2nd:  9:00-10:00am

Registration is limited. Call 508-428-5175 ext. 15 or drop by the library to sign up.

Snow Library, Orleans:
eBook download demos
Mondays 11 am to 12 pm

Tuesdays 4 pm to 5 pm

Saturdays 11 am to 12 pm

Vineyard Haven Public Library
Library eBooks and Downloadable Audiobooks and Music
Saturdays, 10am to noon
Drop in to learn about free downloadable books and music, or to see a demonstration of eReaders including Nook, Kindle, and Sony Reader.

West Dennis Library  New!
The Library on your digital device
February 13 at 4pm. 

West Falmouth Library
Digital Download Workshop
Wednesday, February 8th, 2:30 to 4:30
Drop in to learn  how to use your CLAMS library card and the CLAMS OverDrive software with your home computer, laptop, or e-readers to borrow free e-books, videos and music.

Yarmouth Town Library
One on One Ebook Help  available. Contact Trish at 508.760.4820 x4 to make an appointment.

TECH TALK

OPEN HOUSE

Monday February 6, 5:30-7:30 at the South Yarmouth Library  New!

An overview of the Kindle and the Nook and how to download Ebooks from the library. Come for a hands-on experience so you can make informed decisions about future purchases. This program is presented by Patricia Cassisi. This event is free to the public.

 

For more information click on the library's name above to visit the website and to find contact phone information and library location.

Yarmouth Port: February events

The Toy Marble Roadshow - Saturday, February 4th at 2 PM 
Reverend Mark Bruce will present a brief history of marble-making.
People who have old marbles may bring them along for indentification and grading.
Free! - Refreshments

Generations!* - Friday, February 3rd at 10:30 AM
at the Congregational Church
Intergenerational music, movement, fun, and laughter with World Musician, Denya LeVine
For children up to age five, along with a caregiver. Fun-loving seniors 55+ are also invited!Free!
*Provided through a grant from the Education Foundation for Dennis and Yarmouth *
The Founding of Historic New England & the Mary Thacher Connectionwith Sally Zimmerman and Lawrence PereraFriday, February 10th at 4 PMFree! - Refreshments

Yarmouth Port Book Group - Wednesday, February 15th at 3 PM
Join the discussion!
The selection for February is: The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom.
It is available via CLAMS in a variety of formats. Reserve a copy today!Refreshments will be served.

Third Annual Presidents' Day Paperback Book Sale- February 19th & 20th from 12 - 4 PM
Stop in for some of the greatest bargains of the winter!

Family and Friends Game Day - Wednesday, February 22nd from 2 to 4 PM
Kids are invited to hang out and play board games with family and friends.
Free! Refreshments will be provided.

Drop-In Playtime for toddlers and pre-schoolers (Along with a caregiver)- Friday, February 24th from 10:30 to 11:30 AM
with simple craft. Older siblings are always welcome!

An Illustrated History of the Thacher Tea Room - Saturday, February 25th at 2 PM
Caroline Ellis and friends will present a postcard history of the Thacher Tea Room and Route 6A in Yarmouth from1900 to 1960. Tea, complete with English maids, will follow the presentation.
And it's all absolutely free - Do call to reserve a place though.

Attention Knitters! Here's your chance to enjoy mornings at the library with like-minded people. Share projects and pointers. Learn new techniques. Chat with fellow knitters. Beginners are always welcome.  Meets first and third Monday of each month from 9:30 to 11 AM
For more information call: Dinah Wolff at 508-362-7660
Check out the Yarmouth Port Library website for the latest events!

Hyannis P.L. : The Evolution of a Steinway Piano: An American Success Story

The Evolution of a Steinway Piano is a travelling multi-media exhibit of the American-made instrument widely acknowledged as the world’s finest piano. 
This installation, free and open to the public, will run from January 24 to March 1, 2012 at the library.

Boston piano expert Philip Schoonmaker will lecture on the development and history of the patented innovations of the Steinway piano at the Hyannis Public Library on Tuesday, February 7 at 6:30 PM  and on Saturday, February 25 at 11:30 AM.  Philip Schoonmaker is a veteran of the piano industry and has been directly associated with Steinway and Sons for the past 30 years. He is a pianist, piano teacher, and piano technician with a broad knowledge of the piano industry and a passionate love for the art of the piano.“The Evolution of a Steinway Piano: An American Success Story” is sponsored by M. Steinert & Sons of Boston, the oldest music store in America, and the second-largest Steinway dealer in the world and is on display at the Hyannis Library through March 1.

Please contact the Hyannis Public Library at 508-775-2280 to discuss special visits for classes or educational groups.  Visit the library website for more information.

What’s Falmouth Reading? 2012

2012 is the 10th year that Falmouth residents have joined together to share a common reading experience facilitated by the What’s Falmouth Reading? Committee. This year, in observance of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, our town wide read is SEEN THE GLORY: a Novel of the Battle of Gettysburg, by John Hough, Jr. Mr. Hough will be speaking in Falmouth at 2:00 pm on Saturday, February 4 at the Morse Pond School Auditorium, 323 Jones Road. This event is open to the public FREE of charge.

Hough is a resident of nearby Martha’s Vineyard, but spent much of his youth in Falmouth. His family has strong ties to the area, via the local newspapers. His grandfather was editor of the Falmouth Enterprise and his great-uncle was editor of the Vineyard Gazette. He himself worked as a reporter at the Falmouth Enterprise during the summers of 1966-67.
The author of eight books, he has written both nonfiction and novels. SEEN THE GLORY is a coming of age novel as well as a war story. It follows the Chandler brothers of Martha’s Vineyard, aged 16 and 18, as they join the Union Army and evolve from sheltered youths to trained military men, their experience climaxing at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Yet, SEEN THE GLORY is more than a war story. Concerned with social issues for many years, Hough realistically describes the way of life of both the Islanders, and the Southerners. He pays particular attention in the novel to the difficult position of African Americans during the Civil War in both the North and the South.
See the full list of upcoming events.

Eastham: iPad users Feb 7th

Tuesday, February 7 6:30 pm iPad Users Group

Join other enthusiastic iPad users for a new users group for both experienced users and learners, to exchange tips tricks and shortcuts that will help you use your iPad for a broader variety of tasks. Particularly to learn how to use your iPad to download books for free from the CLAMS library system.

For further information contact Cheryl Bryan at 508-240-5950

Jonathan Bourne Library : Upcoming events

Boston Bruins - Cradles to Crayons Pajama Drive
February 1 - February 28 The Jonathan Bourne Public Library is partnering with Cradles to Crayons and the Boston Bruins to provide new or gently-used pajamas to local children in need in Massachusetts.

You can make a difference by bringing donations to the Jonathan Bourne Public Library, 19 Sandwich Road, Bourne.

Have question? Contact Terry Johnson at (508) 759-0644 X106.

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Teen Advisory Board MeetingJoin us February 2, 5:30 - 7:00 pm at the Jonathan Bourne Public Library

• Have something to say? We want to hear it!

• Have a hand in building your community

• Meet with your peers

• Create your own clubs and activities

• Added Bonus? Free Pizza and Prizes!

Any student in 5th grade or older is welcome to attend.
You must RSVP to Terry Johnson, 508-759-0644 X106 or email: tjohnson@bournelibrary.org
Our Teen Advisory Board is sponsored by Federal funding provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.

Centerville Library : Author Talk rescheduled for Feb. 18th

Due to an expected significant snowfall on Saturday we have decided to postpone the author talk with Martin Sandler.

Mr. Sandler has rescheduled for Saturday, February 18th at 2:30.

Martin Sandler writes mainly non-fiction American history books, making history come alive for adults and students. He has received two Pulitzer Prize nominations, a Boston Horn Book Award and seven Emmy Awards. He has produced and written numerous series for television; he is the creator and co-writer for the acclaimed "This Was America" series with William Shatner.
His talk at the Library will feature his forthcoming works which include:
The Impossible Rescue: The True Story of an Amazing Artic Adventure
The Letters of John F. Kennedy
A book about Japanese-American internment during World War II and a book on the 50th anniversary of the Beatles

Eldredge (Chatham): January, February events

February 5 at 2:00 pm “CK Art by Cindy Knight” Cindy Knight will present a showcase of her flower displays that she has exhibited in the Boston Flower Show, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Topsfield Fair Flower Show and many more. She will also talk about her experiences as a flower show exhibitor.

February 10 at 2:00 pm Book and Author Event with author Irene Paine Irene Paine will be here to talk about her book Eva and Henry: A Cape Cod Marriage, which won a silver Independent Publisher Book Award. This is the story of Eva and Henry Smith, during their later 19th century marriage in Wellfleet, Cape Cod. The author was inspired by the tales of her own ancestors, the sea captains from Cape Cod and the self-reliant women they married.

Ongoing events:

February 11 at 2:00 pm Book to Film Discussion Group The Eldredge Public Library is hosting a monthly Book-to-Film discussion group. Each month read the selected title and come to the library to watch the film and discuss the book vs. the movie! Copies of the selected title are available at the circulation desk each month. The selection for this month is Be Cool by Elmore Legend 

20th Annual Cape-Wide Family Library Event February 18th

Magic by Scott Jameson!

Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 1:00 PM
Tilden Arts Center, Cape Cod Community College
West Barnstable, MA
Tickets: Only $2.00 if purchased at participating Cape Cod libraries (Call your local library first to check if they have tickets); $3.00 at the door.
Sponsored by the Cape Cod Children’s Librarians Roundtable, Cape Cod Community College, Random House Inc. and Cape Cod Five Charitable Foundation.
http://www.scottjameson.com

Board Games at the Centerville Public Library

Gaming Night
Tuesday February 21st and March 20th, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. A series with Wicked Fun Games and Matt Donle. Smart, challenging and New. For adults, young adults and parents with kids over 8. Visit the library website for more information.

Centerville Library: Mass. Audubon Series

Birds A-Z
Learn to Bird! Presented by the Mass Audubon Mid and Upper Cape Sanctuaries. Feb. 25 Using a field guide and recognizing field marks March 31 Using a field guide continued April 28 Birding at home Bring a field guide if you have one.

West Dennis Library: Tai Chi

You don't have to whisper . . .: Tai Chi

West Dennis Library: Truffle-Making Demonstration and Tasting

You don't have to whisper . . .: Truffle-Making Demonstration and Tasting

Digital Downloads - Most downloaded

View the Most Downloaded Titles not just at CLAMS for December 2011.

Woods Hole P.L. January/February

Winter Film Series
There will be kids’ films every Saturday in February. They will be shown at 3 pm in the lower level meeting room and are free and open to the public.

Films for adults will be shown on second Mondays at 7 pm.
Next film will be on February 13, 7 PM.

Visit http://www.woodsholepubliclibrary.org/ for more information

Brewster Ladies' Library January Events

Art Show and Reception at the Library

 An exhibit of mic-a-rt, photography and sculpture titled Old Friends/New Visions III will be on display January 3 through the 31.  The exhibit features the works of Terrence Boylan, photography; Richard Grant, oils, watercolor and ink; and Ed Lyman Rondeau, metal sculpture.

Author Talk Chip Bishop Tuesday, January 31 at 10:30 a.m.

Please join author Chip Bishop for a discussion and signing of his new book The Lion and the Journalist a dual biography of Theodore Roosevelt and Joseph Bucklin Bishop. A richly drawn portrait, this is a remarkable story of a little-known but vital friendship of Theodore Roosevelt and his friend and biographer, newspaperman Joseph Bucklin Bishop. Mr. Bishop has written extensively for radio and television news, newspapers and industry trade journals. Admission is free. All are welcome.     

Join the Circle of Knitters Thursday January 12 & Wednesday, January 25 10 am

All levels of knitters are welcome, from those who are anxious to begin to advanced knitters. Come and learn, share patterns and meet new friends as you do your knits and purls.

Story Hour and Toddler Town at the Library

Story Hour for children ages 2 and up is held on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 am. This early learning experience includes stories, songs craft and snack.  Toddler Town for children birth to 3 is held on Thursday mornings at 10 am.  Toddler Town features free play and movement. 

After School Craft at the Library

 Children ages 3 and up are invited to an after school craft program on Thursday, January 12 at 4:00 p.m.  Make a snowman door decoration to welcome winter.

Yarmouth Port Library - Events

Attention Knitters! Here's your chance to enjoy mornings at the library with like-minded people. Share projects and pointers. Learn new techniques. Chat with fellow knitters. Beginners are always welcome.
Meets first and third Monday of each month from 9:30 to 11 AM
For more information call: Dinah Wolff at 508-362-7660