Join us on selected Wednesday nights for Game Night at the Library. Our selections include Pinochle, Rummy, Scrabble, and more! All ages are welcome. Bring your wits and your smiles - we'd love to see them both. Light refreshments will be provided.
The Sandisfield Ladies Book Club will feature "The Paris Library" by Janet Skeslien Charles
Join us on selected Wednesday nights for Game Night at the Library. Our selections include Pinochle, Rummy, Scrabble, and more! All ages are welcome. Bring your wits and your smiles – we’d love to see them both. Light refreshments will be provided.
The Sandisfield Ladies Book Club will meet August 22, Thursday at 6:30 p.m., to discuss The Little Mo Effect by Pier Bouton, M. D. A surgeon’s compassion for a charismatic Moroccan boy with clubbed feet transforms many lives – including her own. This month’s meeting will take place at the home of one of the members, so...
Join us on selected Wednesday nights for Game Night at the Library. Our selections include Pinochle, Rummy, Scrabble, and more! All ages are welcome. Bring your wits and your smiles – we’d love to see them both. Light refreshments will be provided.
The Sandisfield Ladies Book Club will meet to discuss Brendan Slocumb's "The Violin Conspiracy," a musical thriller about a black classical musician's desperate quest to recover his lost violin on the eve of the most prestigious musical competition in the world.
Ahoy me mateys! Join "Pirate Adventures" at the Sandisfield Library with Ed the Wizard. The event will include a treasure hunt with prizes such as rings, doubloons, tattoos, gemstones, and more! Each pirate will receive an eye patch, a pirate hat, a treasure chest to fill, and a balloon sword. After the treasure hunt, there...
Join us for a Games Night with Scrabble, Pinochle, Rummy, and more! Bring your friends and family, your wits, and your smiles for a fun-filled evening of board games.
The Sandisfield Ladies Book Club will meet to discuss Amor Towles' "A Gentleman in Moscow," the story of an unrepentant aristocrat who, in 1922, is sentenced to live in an attic room while the tumultuous events of Russia unfold outside the hotel doors.
The library will once again be part of the Sandisfield Recreational Committee's Trick or Treat Trail. The doors will be open for treats (no tricks) and book lending. Photo credit: Nick Fewings