Adult Programming
The Lebanon public libraries are retiring some older computers. Rather than throw them in the landfill, we are offering them to the public.
In this program, we will completely disassemble and then reassemble the computers going over each part and what it does. At the end of the program, you can take the computer home with you!
This is only for the computer, not a monitor, keyboard, or anything else.
Falling Upwards: how we took to the air Richard Holmes Flying, from dream to reality
Art by Mount Lebanon fourth grade students on display in the Kilton Community Room through May.
Salt: a world history Mark Kurlansky How “the rock we eat” shaped civilization
Summer Reading Recommendations Suggest books you've enjoyed, and leave with a list of the group's recommendations. Also, set new themes for next year's Book Buffet. Bring along a brownbag lunch.
Join our author talk with Helen Brody and photographer, Leslie Tuttle on Monday, May 23 at the Kilton Library at 6:30 p.m.
Secrets and Science in Novels: The Martian by Andy Weir
Travels Real and Imagined Travelogues and novels with characters on the move Bring along a brownbag lunch and a book on the theme
Join Author and Boston University Law Professor, Jay Wexler as he discusses his newest book, When God Isn't Green.
Thursday, April 7 at 7:00 p.m. in the Kilton Community Room
In an excellent review, Booklist wrote, "Despite his findings, Wexler genuinely and thoughtfully wrestles with the tension between caring for the earth and caring for the people who find these rituals so meaningful."
Link to full review on ForwardReviews.com here.