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FROM THE LIBRARY
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Twenty new abstract realism photographs, created by local photographer/artist Carlo Viola, now decorate the walls of the Community Room in the New Castle Public Library. The photographs may be viewed during library hours and are available for purchase. Proceeds will go to the New Castle Library Endowment Fund. To purchase a photo, logon to carloviola@comcast.netor consult a library staff member.
In the coming week, we look forward to welcoming you to many of the following scheduled programs. On Monday, August 20, Thinkology begins at 4 PM for kids 8-14 years old who enjoy learning how to write computer program coding.
Crafty Story Time, for kids 2 and older, starts at 10:30 AM on Tuesday, August 21. At 6:30 PM adults and teens are invited to a fascinating program sponsored by Iron Hill Museum. Presenter Maureen Zieber will discuss the history of the Lenape Indians of Delaware from an archeological perspective. Roots and Shoots is on hiatus for the remainder of August and will resume its regular schedule in September.
STREAM is also taking a short vacation for the final 2 weeks of August and thus will not meet on Wednesday, August 22 or 29.
On Thursday, August 23, adults who would like to receive expert guidance in how to make computers do what you want them to do are encouraged to drop into the Tech Knowledge-Y Lab any time between 3 to 4:30 PM.
Library After Hours, for adults 21 and older, will hold a Summer Pot Luck dinner on Friday, August 24, at 7 PM. BYOB and your favorite dish to share. Registration and IDs are required.
As of August 2, patrons and friends of the library have donated 1296 pounds of non-perishable food items for the Food Bank of Delaware! We still have 4+ months in which to amass another 704 pounds of food, which would bring the total donations for this year to 1 ton. Can we do it?
The environmentally-friendly New Castle Public Library, located at 424 Delaware Street in Old New Castle, is open to the public as follows: Mondays & Tuesdays, 10 AM-9 PM; Wednesdays & Thursdays, 2 PM – 9 PM; Fridays & Saturdays, 10 AM – 5 PM. Our phone number is 302-328-1995. We encourage you to visit ourweb site at www.nccdelib.org/newcastle for more information about our programs and ways to support the library, and we hope you will “like” us on Facebook.
In the coming week, we look forward to welcoming you to many of the following scheduled programs. On Monday, August 20, Thinkology begins at 4 PM for kids 8-14 years old who enjoy learning how to write computer program coding.
Crafty Story Time, for kids 2 and older, starts at 10:30 AM on Tuesday, August 21. At 6:30 PM adults and teens are invited to a fascinating program sponsored by Iron Hill Museum. Presenter Maureen Zieber will discuss the history of the Lenape Indians of Delaware from an archeological perspective. Roots and Shoots is on hiatus for the remainder of August and will resume its regular schedule in September.
STREAM is also taking a short vacation for the final 2 weeks of August and thus will not meet on Wednesday, August 22 or 29.
On Thursday, August 23, adults who would like to receive expert guidance in how to make computers do what you want them to do are encouraged to drop into the Tech Knowledge-Y Lab any time between 3 to 4:30 PM.
Library After Hours, for adults 21 and older, will hold a Summer Pot Luck dinner on Friday, August 24, at 7 PM. BYOB and your favorite dish to share. Registration and IDs are required.
As of August 2, patrons and friends of the library have donated 1296 pounds of non-perishable food items for the Food Bank of Delaware! We still have 4+ months in which to amass another 704 pounds of food, which would bring the total donations for this year to 1 ton. Can we do it?
The environmentally-friendly New Castle Public Library, located at 424 Delaware Street in Old New Castle, is open to the public as follows: Mondays & Tuesdays, 10 AM-9 PM; Wednesdays & Thursdays, 2 PM – 9 PM; Fridays & Saturdays, 10 AM – 5 PM. Our phone number is 302-328-1995. We encourage you to visit ourweb site at www.nccdelib.org/newcastle for more information about our programs and ways to support the library, and we hope you will “like” us on Facebook.
