HOURS
Monday
CLOSED
Tuesday
9:30 am - 7pm
Wednesday
CLOSED
Thursday
9:30 am-7 pm
Friday
CLOSED
Saturday
9 am - 2 pm
Sunday
CLOSED
(Summer hours subject to change.)
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Aromatherapy 101 at the Richmond Library (Funded by the Richmond Cultural Council)
Saturday, November 10th
11:00 am
Kim Larkin, who facilitated our Saint Patrick’s Day
workshop, will be returning to the Richmond Library to present Aromatherapy
101. This educational, hands on program begins with a presentation on the
history and health benefits of essential oils as well as healing
botanicals. For the hands on portion, patrons will make healthy bath
salts, a dream pillow and soap balls. Instrumental music and herbal
teas will set the mood for a morning of education, creativity and
relaxation. This program requires a reservation because supplies are
limited. Please call the library to reserve your spot, 698-3834.
This program is funded by the Richmond Cultural Council.
Film
Discussion Group
Thursday, November 8 at 2:00 p.m.
@ Richmond Library
Watch the movie(s) on your on and come to discuss.
Subject:
“Authentic” westerns
“The Unforgiven” (1992 Clint Eastwood)
Others:
“Stagecoach” (1939 John Wayne),
“Cowboy” (1958 Glenn Ford & Jack Lemmon),
“True Grit” (2010 Jeff Bridges), “High Noon” (1952),
“Blazing Saddles” (1974)
Film Club meets the second
Thursday of every month for discussion.
Watch the movie of the month on your own and
any other movies with the same subject or theme.
Richmond Library will have some copies
available through inter- library loan.
Most can be found on Prime Video or Netflix.
Themes in the future may include Betrayal, Redemption,
Ecological Meltdown, Mother/Daughter Relationships ,
Father/Son Relationships, etc.
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Axis 360, Biblioboard and EBL are all part of the Commonwealth eBook Collection. Here, Massachusetts residents are able to access digital content for free. You can see search results from all kinds of the below vendors. When you find the item you're searching for, simply click to download. Depending on what device you are using, you may need to download an app or an eBook reader. Each of these websites and programs will require your library card number and your PIN.
BOOK CLUB
Fourth Tuesday of every month at 2 PM.
Kitchens of the Great Midwest
by J. Ryan Stradal
Tuesday, November 27th, 2018 at 2:00 pm