Nashville Public Library

Come join us as Angela Bronke discusses her recent trip to Sri Lanka with pictures, commentary and more. Refreshments will be provided. The event is Friday, November 15, from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Nashville Public Library.

We are focusing on being thankful this month.

We will be reading stories about Thanksgiving and learning how to cook things to help with the feast.

All ages are welcome! If we have a crowd we may break into age groups for the activity and crafts.

Hope to see you at the library soon!

Tuesdays and Thursdays At The Library

November 5: Reading "Turkey Trouble" and decorate chefs apron as a craft.

November 7: Reading "The Little Red Hen" and decorate bread in a bag.

November 12: Reading "More Pies" and decorate pot holders as a craft.

November 14: Guest reading and mystery craft.

November 19: Reading "The Apple Tree" and decorate Print With Apples craft.

November 21: Family Reading Night.

November 26: Reading "The Night Before Thanksgiving" and decorate placemats as a craft.

Closed November 28 for Thanksgiving.

We are focusing on being thankful this month.

We will be reading stories about Thanksgiving and learning how to cook things to help with the feast.

All ages are welcome! If we have a crowd we may break into age groups for the activity and crafts.

Hope to see you at the library soon!

Tuesdays and Thursdays At The Library

November 5: Reading "Turkey Trouble" and decorate chefs apron as a craft.

November 7: Reading "The Little Red Hen" and decorate bread in a bag.

November 12: Reading "More Pies" and decorate pot holders as a craft.

November 14: Guest reading and mystery craft.

November 19: Reading "The Apple Tree" and decorate Print With Apples craft.

November 21: Family Reading Night.

November 26: Reading "The Night Before Thanksgiving" and decorate placemats as a craft.

Closed November 28 for Thanksgiving.

We are focusing on being thankful this month.

We will be reading stories about Thanksgiving and learning how to cook things to help with the feast.

All ages are welcome! If we have a crowd we may break into age groups for the activity and crafts.

Hope to see you at the library soon!

Tuesdays and Thursdays At The Library

November 5: Reading "Turkey Trouble" and decorate chefs apron as a craft.

November 7: Reading "The Little Red Hen" and decorate bread in a bag.

November 12: Reading "More Pies" and decorate pot holders as a craft.

November 14: Guest reading and mystery craft.

November 19: Reading "The Apple Tree" and decorate Print With Apples craft.

November 21: Family Reading Night.

November 26: Reading "The Night Before Thanksgiving" and decorate placemats as a craft.

Closed November 28 for Thanksgiving.

We are focusing on being thankful this month.

We will be reading stories about Thanksgiving and learning how to cook things to help with the feast.

All ages are welcome! If we have a crowd we may break into age groups for the activity and crafts.

Hope to see you at the library soon!

Tuesdays and Thursdays At The Library

November 5: Reading "Turkey Trouble" and decorate chefs apron as a craft.

November 7: Reading "The Little Red Hen" and decorate bread in a bag.

November 12: Reading "More Pies" and decorate pot holders as a craft.

November 14: Guest reading and mystery craft.

November 19: Reading "The Apple Tree" and decorate Print With Apples craft.

November 21: Family Reading Night.

November 26: Reading "The Night Before Thanksgiving" and decorate placemats as a craft.

Closed November 28 for Thanksgiving.

Join the artists as they talk about the process of creating "Bootlegger," the history involved in the story and meet some of the characters at the Nashville Public Library, on Thursday, December 12, at 7 p.m. Signed copies will be available for purchase.

According to Words Matter Publishing, Brian L. Alvis grew up in Kell, IL, and he showed interest in the arts at an early age. He liked turning words into song lyrics and would join a successful touring band. He went to college, and writing became a constant in his life. He has been published in a local magazine and he later self-published teaming up with photographer Robbie Edwards. Partners in art and life, they live in Southern Illinois and continue to progress as artists together. The joint project "Bootlegger" came out last year.