Adults

Join us for this 5-part discussion series on, “Talking Food…and” with monthly themes and a reading/viewing list. Reading, listening to, and watching the recommendations is not required, but will help during the discussion!

The February topic is “Talking Food and Cultural Identity.” 

Food and cultural identity are fully fused together. We will discuss why we think those connections exist, how they manifest in our lives, and how to celebrate our food with people outside of our families and cultural communities.

Please bring a recipe to share!

Join us for this 5-part discussion series on, “Talking Food…and” with monthly themes and a reading/viewing list. Reading, listening to, and watching the recommendations is not required, but will help during the discussion!

The January topic is “Talking Food and Cooking Along with Julia Child.”

Julia Child’s impact on the food world, especially for home cooks, is gigantic. Whether it was making French cuisine accessible to all, her iconic public television shows, and beyond, we will discuss her legacy and how it impacts us as food lovers.

Class is full. To be added to the waiting list, email programs@ebpl.org

Adults ages 18 and older can join us for craft time! Feel free to bring your own project or use our supplies to make a forest jar. Craft while socializing with others!

(This is an informal meetup and not an instructional class.)

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library

Adults ages 18 and older can join us for craft time! Feel free to bring your own project or use our supplies to hand-carve a stamp, while socializing with others.

Registration for in-person attendance required. To register, email programs@ebpl.org.

(This is an informal meetup and not an instructional class.)Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Registration for in-person attendance required. Click here to register.

Adults ages 18 and older can join us for craft time! Feel free to bring your own project or use our supplies for a themed proect. while socializing with others.

This month we are hand-sewing leatherette bi-fold wallets.

(This is an informal meetup and not an instructional class.)

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.