At the Weather Station with NBC10Boston/NECN's Meteorologist Pamela Gardner
Wednesday, July 19 at 12 noon

Join us for a conversation with Pamela Gardner, the on-air meteorologist for NBC10Boston/NECN!

Location: Virtual
Registration required

Plant Apps for Plant Lovers
Wednesday, July 19 at 7pm

From plant identification apps to plant care apps, learn about a few popular free phone apps to help you care for your plants at home and identity plants you see outside.

Location: Virtual
Registration required

SCORE Small Business Counseling
Thursday, July 20 starting at 9am

SCORE volunteers provide area small business owners with free, one-hour counseling and advice sessions.

Location: Room A and Virtual
Registration required

Restoring Old Photographs
Thursday, July 20 at 7pm

Learn about the library's amazing photo restoration software, Vivid-Pix. You can scan and edit or restore old photographs using the library scanner.

Location: Virtual
Registration required

Coming Up

Cooking with Scraps with Cookbook Author and Sustainability Warrior Lindsay-Jean Hard

Wednesday, July 26 at 7pm

Pressed Flower Lanterns

Wednesday, July 26 at 7pm

Pressed Flower Lanterns
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Pop Up Cards

Thursday, July 27 at 4pm

Friends of the Library Night at Fenway Park

Monday, August 7 at 7:10

Art shows on view July 5 - 29

A Mosaic Journey, Peregrinations on Being Human by Cynthia Fisher, Gallery                    

We **** Sapiens are a fascinating species and our meteoric rise to the pinnacle of life on earth is truly remarkable. In this body of work Cynthia Fisher reflects on our collective selves, at times deserving our scientific name, ‘wise man’, highlighting our curiosity, creativity and quest for knowledge and understanding. And yet -- we cannot overlook how our anthropocentric worldview is bringing about catastrophic environmental destruction. What does our future hold? Cynthia Fisher presents this collection of mosaics to stimulate your thoughts on BEING HUMAN.

Contact Cynthia at: [email protected]

Coming Together by Margo Ezekiel, Main Hall

Margo Ezekiel works mostly with prints and papers she makes using a gelli plate (a ¼” thick rectangle of gelatin that serves as a printing plate) which allows her to add texture, stencils, paint and markers, and overprint the same piece of paper multiple times. Sometimes the result is a strong print that will serve as a base for a collage. Other times the prints will serve as collage papers. The possibilities are endless.

Contact Margo: [email protected]