250th Committee
Welles Gallery 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesLocation: Welles Gallery
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Lenox Library Association, Board of Trustees Monthly Meeting
Welles Gallery 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesThe Lenox Library Board of Trustees will meet in the Gallery. This meeting is open to the public. Contact: Amy Lafave 413-637-2630 x115 alafave@witty-salamander.flywheelstaging.com Location: Welles Gallery
The Distinguished Lecture Series – Prof. Hazza Abu Rabia, “Christians and Jews”
Sedgwick Reading Room 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesJanuary 22 – Prof. Hazza Abu Rabia, “Christians and Jews”. The lectures take place once a month, usually on the third Sunday of the month and are held at 4 pm on Sunday afternoons in the elegant and restful surroundings of the Sedgwick Reading Room.
Lenox Library Book Committee
Legacy Room 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesReserved for a closed meeting of the Lenox Library Book Committee.
Writers Round Table
Legacy Room 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesMeet with other writers and bring your own short pieces of fiction, poetry, drama or nonfiction for friendly feedback. Registration is not required. For more information, please contact Mary Misch at marymisch@hotmail.com.
Lenox Library Association, Board of Trustees Monthly Meeting
Welles Gallery 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesThe Lenox Library Board of Trustees will meet in the Gallery. This meeting is open to the public.
First Tuesday Book Group
The First Tuesday Book Group meets once a month to read and discuss a book together. All are welcome.
Mahernosh Book Signing
Sedgwick Reading Room 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesLocation: Sedgwick Reading Room
The Distinguished Lecture Series – Lenox at 250, Session I
Sedgwick Reading Room 18 Main Street, Lenox, MA, United StatesFebruary 19 – “Lenox at 250, Session I.” Special panel discussion on the first half of Lenox’s history (1767-1880). Panel I to include Charles Flint and Lucy Kennedy (early history), Carole Owens (1750-1800), Bernard Drew (mid-19th century). Audience participation encouraged!