Molly Medavoy is having a hard time remembering she’s a kid since her father Frank took off on an “extended tour of the Southwest” that never ends. Life with her mother Twig and her quirky little sister Arlene is no… Read More
For September, we will discuss The Night Ship by Jesse Kidd. Based on a true story, an epic historical novel from the award-winning author of Things in Jars that illuminates the lives of two characters: a girl shipwrecked on an… Read More
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We are pleased to present the October Art Show-Self-Care Through (Imperfect) Creative Expression by our very own Tina Brinks! The show is made up of pieces using different techniques, materials and tools. The pieces express the artist’s interest at various… Read More
Join us in celebrating Banned Books Week! This year's theme is "Let Freedom Read". Stop in the store anytime this week during regular business hours to participate. Pick up some free stickers, pins & bookmarks, a checklist of… Read More
Booklovers' Gourmet and local Amnesty International Group #356, of Webster, MA, are co-hosting a book signing, talk and art display featuring human rights activist and artist Thaer Abdallah. He will be signing and discussing his book Song in the Desert:… Read More
Are you ready for Halloween? Join us for a ghostly good time! Our hosts are Metro West Paranormal Investigators, located in Southbridge, MA. The presentation will include a discussion of experiences and demos of devices used to record paranormal activity… Read More
Of Living Things depicts the beauty of New England flora and fauna. Life and landscape from the artist's trip to Acadia to the garden in her back yard. All things great and small. Lisa's work consists of acrylics, pastels and… Read More
Karen Warinsky centers her work on mid-life and relationship issues, politics, and the search for spiritual connection through nature. Her poetry takes a hard look at the world around us with doses of humor and irony. Warinsky, retired from careers… Read More
