Have you always wanted to learn how to speak Spanish? Now is your chance to learn! This group, led by Hispanics in Action, gives you an opportunity to practice what you have learned in a conversational setting. To register for this class, call 868-7701! Library main floor.

Come to the library to practice and advance your Spanish speaking skills. This group is for intermediate to advanced students of Spanish. It is run by Hispanics in Action and is led by a native speaker. To register for this class, call 868-7701! First floor conference room.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and learn how to tango! Meet us in the meeting room on the first floor.

Do you need a place to get some feedback on your writing? Meet with Julie Sloane to explore the joy of writing and stretch the boundaries of creative limits in an atmosphere of mutual respect and good, hard work. The Creative Writing group meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. Main floor.

Join us to discuss Founding Mothers by Cokie Roberts. This is an inspirational look into the trials and tribulations of some of the historical women who helped shape our nation into what it has become. The book discusses the many facets of their lives and how they supported some of the founders of our country. Main floor.

The best of the bestsellers, must -reads, and hidden treasures from the Book Goddess. This month, the Book Goddess highlights Back to School books.

El Hombre Duplicado, José Saramago

 

The movie this month is La Misma Luna. Even across thousands of miles the special bond between a mother and son can never be broken. While Rosario struggles for a brighter future, fate forces Carlitos hand and he embarks on an extraordinary journey to find her. Cinema films are intended for mature audiences.

Read Origin by Diana Abu-Jaber. New York-based fingerprint expert Lena investigates a series of crib deaths that may actually be the work of a serial killer, a case that reminds Lena of the mystery surrounding her own childhood, marked by her orphaned status and her intuitive talents. Main floor.

Read Origin by Diana Abu-Jaber. New York-based fingerprint expert Lena investigates a series of crib deaths that may actually be the work of a serial killer, a case that reminds Lena of the mystery surrounding her own childhood, marked by her orphaned status and her intuitive talents. Main floor.

Have you always wanted to learn how to speak Spanish? Now is your chance to learn! This group, led by Hispanics in Action, gives you an opportunity to practice what you have learned in a conversational setting. To register for this class, call 868-7701! Library main floor.

Come to the library to practice and advance your Spanish speaking skills. This group is for intermediate to advanced students of Spanish. It is run by Hispanics in Action and is led by a native speaker. To register for this class, call 868-7701! First floor conference room.

Meet author Daniel Silva! Come hear about his new book Moscow Rules and buy a signed copy! Main floor.

Sip some wine, enjoy some music and our beautiful view. Join us for Friday Night Jazz! This month, Phil Fest is here with Brazilian jazz!! Main floor.

This month's book is No! I don't want to Join a Book Club by Virginia Ironside. Too young to get whisked away by a Stannah Stairlift, or to enjoy the luxury of a walk-in bath, Marie is all the same getting on in years - and she's thrilled about it. She's a bit preoccupied about whether to give up sex, but there are compensations, like falling in love with her baby grandson, and maybe falling in love with someone else too. Main floor.

Do you need a place to get some feedback on your writing? Meet with Julie Sloane to explore the joy of writing and stretch the boundaries of creative limits in an atmosphere of mutual respect and good, hard work. The Creative Writing group meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. Main floor.

Nieve en la Habana, Carlos Eire.

 

Join us to watch Central Station. Two very unlikely souls, a motherless young boy and a lonely retired school teacher become inextricably linked and form an uncommon bond as they venture from the bustling city to Brazil's remote northeast region in search of the boy's father. iCinema films are intended for mature audiences.

The best of the bestsellers, must -reads, and hidden treasures from the Book Goddess. This month, the Book Goddess will give advice on how to chill out with a good book.

Join us to discuss Magic City by James W. Hall. The discovery of a simple black-and-white photograph taken during the 1964 Clay-Liston fight in Miami Beach unleashes a modern-day murder spree that ranges from Florida to the secret byways of the nation's capitol. Main floor.