Celebrate Banned Book Week -- September 28 through October 4
Celebrate the freedom to read.
Chef Secrets: Italian Specialties with Chef Heldorfer --
October 9
Join us as Fratello's Head Chef, Craig Heldorfer prepares
tasty dishes from
Italy
and shares Italian cuisine secrets.
Teen Read Week -- October 12 through October 18
Celebrate Books with a Bite by reading for fun this week,
you may even win a prize....
Read and Discuss: The Confessions of Max Tivoli by Seth
Greer -- October 14
Max Tivoli is born with a condition that makes him appear to
age backwards, even though his heart and mind ages normally. If you've read
this book or are interested in reading it, join us for this book discussion. No
registration 2:00 to 3:00pm in the Community Room. 7pm
Teen Book Discussion: Twilight by Stefenie Meyer -- October
14
Isabella Swan's move to Forks, a small, perpetually rainy
town in
Washington
, could have been the most boring move she ever made. But once she meets the mysterious and alluring Edward Cullen, her life takes a thrilling and terrifying turn. If you've read this book or are interested in reading it, join us for this book discussion. Registration is required.
Computer Breakfast Series: Get Down to Blogging -- October
15
Wonder what blogging is all about? An experienced blogger
will give insight into why people blog and the basic information you need to
get started. 9:30am in the Auditorium
Ghost Stories: Meet Author John B. Kachuba -- October 16
Be here when Kachuba discusses haunted locations in Ohio and ghost hunting methods taken from the pages of his books.
Chef Secrets: - Mediterranean Delights -- October 23
Find out what makes this hot new restaurant (Luxe Kitchen
and Lounge) so special, learn to prepare Mediterranean favorites from Chef
Marlin Kaplin
Cowan Film Festival - Woman in the Window -- October 27
Woman in the Window with Edward G. Robinson and Joan Bennett, 1944. Our last film of this year's series features not one, but several pieces of Cowan Pottery including flower frog figurines, Elizabeth Anderson's Spanish Dancers, and Waylande Gregory's Torso.
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