Showing posts with label Town of Hopkinton 250th anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Town of Hopkinton 250th anniversary. Show all posts
Friday, November 6, 2015
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
This week at the library
Our Town (1977, starring Hal Holbrook) will be shown this Thursday May 7th at 6:30 pm in the Community Room at the library as part of our Spring Hopkinton READS! program. This program is in
conjunction with the town-wide production of “Our Town” to be directed
by Christine Hamm to celebrate the Town of Hopkinton’s 250th anniversary
(July 17th and 19th) and in partnership with the Hopkinton Historical
Society, the Hopkinton Town Library will celebrate Wilder’s
quintessential New England story.
Chris will also be leading two book discussions of the play on Wednesday May 27th at 1pm and 7pm at the library. Copies of the play are available to check out at the Library's Reference Desk. Pick up your copy today!
Chris will also be leading two book discussions of the play on Wednesday May 27th at 1pm and 7pm at the library. Copies of the play are available to check out at the Library's Reference Desk. Pick up your copy today!
Friday, April 18, 2014
Family Stories: How & Why to Remember & Tell Them 4/30/14 at 7pm
Family Stories:
How and Why to Remember and
Tell Them
Hopkinton Town Library
April 30th 7pm
NH Humanities Council Scholar Jo Radner will talk about
how important storytelling is in strengthening links between generations and
giving children self-knowledge. In this
interactive program, Dr. Radner will share foolproof ways to mine
memories. This program is part of the
Town of Hopkinton’s 250th Anniversary celebration in 2015 and is a partnership
with the Hopkinton Historical Society.
Made possible with the support of the Hopkinton Public
Library Foundation and the NH Humanities Council.
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