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1 event,Join The Medford Public Library on the first Monday of each month for this Mystery Book Club. November: This month, we will be discussing Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson. |
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All are welcome to read and discuss literary and non-fiction works by and about the LGBTQ+ community; from classics to contemporary titles. This month we will be reading: The Unbecoming of Margaret Wolf by Isa Arsén. Books will be available at the circulation desk approximately four weeks in advance. |
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Learn about modern poetry with short poems from some of the most celebrated writers of the twentieth century. We’ll listen to or read the poems, share initial impressions, and discuss whatever questions or themes emerge. The texts will be provided at the meeting—no homework required! In May we’ll feature Ursula K. Le Guin of the … |
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Hey, poets! Get ready to show your stuff at our Open Mic Night! We’re rolling out five-minute slots just for you to dazzle us with your own verses or a piece from your favorite wordsmith. Don’t miss this chance to shine or support your local verse-maker! This program is designed for adults. The library strives … |
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Join us for Haitian Heritage Month Bilingual Storytime. This family event is geared towards children ages 0-6 years old. This bilingual lapsit format was originally developed through DiamondTale Consulting in partnership with MPL. |
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Join photographers Kristen Joy Emack, Scott Offen, and Cheryle St. Onge for an evening conversation on photographing women and girls, moderated by Arlette Kayafas. The event includes a panel discussion, audience Q&A, and book signing, with refreshments served. Each of these talented artists has had a book published by Italian publisher L’Artiere: Kristen published Cousins … On Photographing Women & Girls: Panel Discussion, Q&A, and Book Signing Read More » |
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The Scoop is a book club for those in their 20s & 30s (and anyone who wants the scoop on great books). Please join us offsite at Colleen's at 61 High Street to discuss the monthly selection and enjoy a scoop of ice cream! May's selection is Orbital by Samantha Harvey. The library strives to be open … |
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Original Poetry Open Mic Hosted by Vijaya Sundaram, Medford Poet Laureate Emeritus (2023–2025)Featured Poet: Linda Haviland Conte & David P. Miller Suggested Donation: $5-$10 Poets, dreamers, and writers - we want to see you, hear you, and welcome you! Bring an original poem or story to read. We’ll provide a microphone and podium. --- Guest Poet: … Original Poetry Open Mic with Guest Poet Doug Holder Read More »
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Storytime with local author Laura Goldstein featuring her book Today Was a Good Day: A Children's Book About ALS |
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1 event,Join The Medford Public Library on the first Monday of each month for this Mystery Book Club. November: This month, we will be discussing Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson. |
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Join us for a cozy afternoon at Moon and Back Bookstore! This locally loved shop is the perfect backdrop for stories, crafts, and community. We’re hosting two special sessions with Miss Marie—including a dedicated slot for our school-aged neighbors! Choose Your Session: 10:30am–11:00am: Geared toward our littlest bookworms and preschoolers. 3:00pm–3:30pm: Geared toward school-aged kids—stop … Friends of the MFN (FMFN) Spirit Week: Moon & Back Storytime with Miss Marie Read More »
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Learn about modern poetry with short poems from some of the most celebrated writers of the twentieth century. We’ll listen to or read the poems, share initial impressions, and discuss whatever questions or themes emerge. The texts will be provided at the meeting—no homework required! In June we’ll feature Ernst Jandl of Austria and Hans … |
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