Join us in the Reading Room at George Hail Free Library for an "All About Birds" talk with a live bird, followed by a birding walk through Warren!
All About Birds talk and demonstration: 11-12pm
Birding Walk: 12-1pm
Limited seats available.
Individual registration for both events required. Please call the library at 401-245-7686 to register for both of these programs.
Join us in the Reading Room at George Hail Free Library for an "All About Birds" talk with a live bird, followed by a birding walk through Warren!
Take a fun and enlightening journey through Boston Red Sox history with the author of The Ultimate Boston Red Sox Time Machine Book, Marty Gitlin.
This one-hour presentation will include:
Personalized and autographed copies of The Ultimate Boston Red Sox Time Machine Book will be available for sale after the program!
At the George Hail Library, Warren HEZ (Health Equity Zone and Brown University faculty will facilitate a series of workshops to build skills , share strengths and tell stories that will help Warren meet storms, floods, and other environmental changes in our town.
Join us for this hybrid presentation either from home or online at the library to hear more about history of women's undergarments and the impact on history. Please contact Chris Matos at director@georgehail.org or call the library at 401-245-7686 to sign up receive your ZOOM link.
Free and Open to the public.light refreshements served.
CANCELLED -- The Friends of the Library is getting ready for their 1920s themed Speakeasy party on February 18 and they need our help.Sign up to decorate bottles and martini glasses with pearls, feathers and lace.We'll also be wrapping boxeswith decals and making headbands.If you love your c
Get involved in helping your local library. Join us for our monthly Friend's Meeting to find out how.
It's 1923 again at the library and you've been invited to our roaring '20s Speakeasy Fundraiser.
Come decked in your finest dress (costumes encouraged) and enjoy an evening with food, drink, period music and games.
Tickets can be purchased with cash or check or the library for $50.
