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Summer Reading is here!

Sign-ups start Monday, June 8.

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Adult Summer Reading is here!

Sign-ups start Monday, June 8.

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A poster from the iRead program, illustrated by Sarah Ferone. A collage of plants, books, animals, and people is drawn in soft organic lines, and colored with cool toned greens, yellows, purples, and blues. Text reads: "Planta una Semilla, Lee; Plant a Seed, Read." In the image: a yellow book serves as a tent for a pig with a man raking nearby; a cow stands on a pink book with a woman sitting nearby and reading; a man carries a basket of plants past a large book; a woman rides a tractor past an open book where a large tomato plant sprouts; a woman using an open book as a tent reads near a chicken; a woman in a wheelchair wearing a hijab is feeding the chickens near an open book sprouting strawberries and squash blossoms.
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Young Adult Cursive Club

Thursdays at 5 PM. Begins September 4

Flyer for Cursive Club at Blackstone Public Library with meeting details: Thursdays at 5 PM starting September 4, 2025, for 5th–12th graders, with contact info provided on a chalkboard background.
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Choose Your Own Adventure Book Club

For 5th-8th grade students

Flyer for a library read-aloud book club for 5th–8th graders, featuring adventure-themed graphics, meeting Tuesdays at 4 PM at Blackstone Public Library. Registration required; call (508) 883-1931. Snacks provided.
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Tech Help with Matt and Hannah

By Appointment. For more information, call 508-883-1931.

Tech Help Sessions at the Blackstone Public Library. Technology Assistants Matt Marchand and Hannah Rishel offer one-on-one help sessions by appointment. Sessions are limited to one hour, once per week. Topics covered can include computer, smart phone, and internet basics; email; and accessing online library services, such as ebooks. More complex issues such as hardware problems, virus scans, and installing software are not included in the scope of these sessions. To request a session: Call the library at 508-883-1931, Email Matt at mmarchand@cwmars.org, Email Hannah at hrishel@cwmars.org, or use the chat function on our website. Contact the Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931, fax at 508-883-1531, or visit at 86 Main Street, Blackstone MA, 01504.
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Quilting Club

Thursday, July 23, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM

Quilting Club. Thursday, July 23, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. If you love quilting already or just want to start, come join a group of like-minded crafters! Each meeting will be a relaxing time to get together, share ideas, and do some quilting. Refreshments will be served. This program is for adults. No registration is required. Contact the Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931 for more information. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Blackstone Public Library. The title text of this flyer is in a typeface that looks like letters written inside separate quilt patches. Flyer text is over a background photo of a quilt. The patches are large, colored blue, pink, yellow, and teal, and with a filigree design of stitching over the entire quilt.
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Photography Club

Tuesday, June 16, at 6:30 PM

Photography Club Tuesday, June 16, at 6:30 PM. Join other photographers to discuss various topics including equipment and techniques. This program is for adults. No registration is required. Snacks will be provided. Contact the Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931 for more information. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Blackstone Public Library. Flyer includes a photograph of a resin vintage folding pocket camera. Photograph is courtesy of unsplash.com/@jonathantalbertphotography.
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“Belagana!” Author talk with Muriel Holfelder

Thursday, June 11 at 6:30 PM

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"Belagana!" Author talk with Muriel Holfelder. Thursday, June 11 at 6:30 PM. Join us for a visit with a local author! One friendship can change everything. Becky Anderson's life takes a dramatic turn when her mother accepts a teaching position on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico, uprooting them from Rhode Island. As she navigates this new environment, Becky is captivated by the stunning landscapes but soon feels the pangs of homesickness. Struggling to connect with her classmates, she finds solace in playing the flute. A new friendship with Cheryldine, who shares similar experiences, helps Becky bridge cultural gaps and discover the beauty of understanding and acceptance. Muriel Holfelder grew up in Blackstone, Massachusetts, and has been a musician for most of her life. After 38 years as a music teacher, including two years on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico, she retired from teaching and continues to work as a church musician. Belagana! is her first novel. Muriel’s experiences enrich her storytelling, making it relatable for young readers. Registration is required. Visit our Events Page. Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931 to register, or for more information. Flyer includes a photo of the book cover: An illustration of a young girl with blonde hair walking away from building with a sign reading 'Pine Hill Mid School.' The girl looks sad as she hugs a red book, looking down and to the side at a group of girls walking behind her.
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Stars, Stripes, and Strings
Sing Along with Patriotic Tunes with Abby Epplett

Monday, June 15 at 6:00 PM

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Stars, Stripes, and Strings: Sing Along with Patriotic Tunes with Abby Epplett. Monday, June 15 at 6:00 PM. Celebrate beloved American classics with an engaging sing-along. This one-hour program features patriotic favorites such as “America the Beautiful,” “God Bless America,” and “Yankee Doodle” with solo violin accompaniment and brief stories about the music’s history. Abby Epplett is a professional violinist with nearly twenty-five years of playing experience. She began her musical training as a child through the Suzuki Method and studied music at Wheaton College in Massachusetts. Abby has performed as a soloist, in orchestras, and as a member of a world music ensemble, giving her a broad and versatile musical background. She performs at public gatherings in libraries and worship centers, senior living communities, and private events. Her performances are known for engaging audiences and encouraging participation, creating a shared and enjoyable musical experience. Registration is required. Visit our Events Page. Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931 to register, or for more information. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Blackstone Public Library. Flyer heading includes a photo graphic of a violin silhouetted against the pattern of stars and stripes.
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First-time Home Buyers Seminar with Paula Sullivan

Tuesday, June 23 at 6:30 PM

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First-time Home Buyers Seminar with Paula Sullivan. Tuesday, June 23 at 6:30 PM. Are you looking to buy your first home, and feeling a little lost? Paula Sullivan is here to help! "My role is to help buyers understand what’s happening at every step, why it matters, and how to make decisions that feel informed and aligned — not rushed or pressured." "Through education, guidance, and transparency, the goal is to help buyers: understand the full homebuying process; feel prepared for each stage; make decisions with clarity and confidence; and build a strong foundation for long-term homeownership." -marrythehouse.com. Registration is required. Visit our Events Page. Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931 to register, or for more information. Flyer includes a photo of Paula with a warm smile, and a photo of her book, “Marry the House, Date the Rate.”
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Adult Summer Reading Kick-Off!
Roger Kabler as Robin Williams

Thursday, June 25, at 6:30 PM

Registration is open to all, and opens on Thursday, May 28.

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Roger Kabler as Robin Williams. A Kick-Off Event for Adult Summer Reading. Thursday, June 25, at 6:30 PM. Roger Kabler appears as Robin in this tribute show, written by Roger in recreation of a Robin Williams comedy special. Roger Kabler was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. He has produced and starred in two films, "Who the Hell is Bobby Roos" (2000) and most recently "Being Robin" (2024) where he documents his experience with Robin Williams and how the tribute came to be. Registration is required. Visit our Events Page. This program is free and is supported by a grant from the Blackstone Cultural Council, a local agency, which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. "Plant a Seed, Read" is rooted in the concept of farm to table. A farm grows food that nourishes our bodies; a library grows ideas that nourish our minds. Both food and stories connect us to our family, culture, economy, and ecology. "iRead 2026: Plant a Seed, Read," will provide a context for exploring culture, history, science, health, and human connection. Flyer includes an image from Roger's website, "robinexperience.com." Roger is dressed as Robin Williams with a big smile, standing behind a graphic banner with the name of his show.
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Michael LePage as Benjamin Franklin

Wednesday, July 8 from 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

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Michael LePage as Benjamin Franklin. Wednesday, July 8 from 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM. This program focuses on the tumultuous events from 1774 to 1776, with a few anecdotes thrown in from other times. The focus will be on the time when Dr. Franklin made his break with Great Britain and became an American, stretching from Dr. Franklin’s appearance before the Privy Council in London regarding the Whately Letters, to the Declaration of Independence. Registration is required. Visit our Events Page. Call the Blackstone Public Library at 508-883-1931 for more information. This program is funded by a generous donation from the Library's Gift Account as authorized by the Board of Library Trustees. Image description: A photograph of Michael Lepage dressed as President Adams, taken by John Collins Photography.
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