Join us at 10:30 am in the Friends Learning Lab for our next Socrates Cafe. “Giving Philosophy Back to the People! Let’s discuss – What is truth? What is justice? What is moderation ? This session will be lead by Robert Rubin, an Experienced moderator with discussion groups. What is the Impact Today of 9/11 on American Politics? At 9:11 […]
» Read moreWe are participating in the Lower Moreland Township Spring/Summer Extravaganza with a Story Walk. Read a story on the nature trail and join us for a fun craft. When: June 2 from 1 to 4 pm Location: Valley Center Park
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We are looking for teen volunteers to help with the Spring/Summer Extravaganza on June 2, and Summer Reading Club. If you are interested please contact: Pam Dull pdull@mclinc.org 215-947-5138
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Mark your calendar for a new Summer Sales series from the Friends Book Room! Stop by this summer for some great deals on books the Friends have collected over the years. Along with another full-fledged book sale this fall, the Friends will roll out their Red Carts of books for a series of “Books by the Bag” Sales, including: Beach […]
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Hot off the Presses – our May 2018 Calendar of Events! Download the May 2018 calendar today. First, the Library staff will receive the second part of their (rescheduled due to snow) in-service training on Autism Awareness the morning of Tuesday, May 15 (Election Day). We will open for business at 1 pm. Featuring Tuckers’ Tale Puppet Theater Presents Peter […]
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Interested in getting your writing published? You can hear how it’s done first-hand from Larry Atkins, author of Skewed: A Critical Thinker’s Guide to Media Bias; Dina Leacock, author and publisher of fiction and short stories; and Cathy T. Colborn, teacher and steampunk author. Thursday, May 17 7 pm Friends Learning Lab Please RSVP, so we know how many to […]
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Socrates Café Wednesday, April 18, 2018 10:30 am in the Friends Learning Lab All political, economic and social points of view are welcomed and encouraged. The only ground rule is that we will be polite to those opinions that differ from our own. Giving Philosophy Back to the People! Let’s discuss: What is truth? What is justice? What is moderation? […]
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5th Annual Poetry and Music Cabaret Friday, April 20 at 6:30 pm for National Poetry Month. Hosted and featuring poet, Lynn Levin Join us for a special ‘after hours’ event in Anna’s Corner! The Cabaret is an open mic event for poetry readings and acoustic music performances. Limit of 3 minutes per performer, per round. A few images from the […]
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Interested in knowing what’s happening at the Library, but don’t want to receive a weekly email? You can see ALL of our newsletters and Board Meeting Minutes in our archive at: About HVL > Board of Trustees > Minutes and Newsletter Archive You can also sign up for the newsletter! Just fill out this form: Sign Up for Our Newsletter […]
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Poetry and Humor with Lynn Levin An annual poetry appreciation series held in celebration of National Poetry Month. Read and discuss classic and contemporary humorous poems. Facilitated by Lynn Levin who teaches at the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel and is the author of the poetry collection Miss Plastique. Join us for the 5th Annual Poetry and Music Cabaret on […]
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