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Enjoy free musical performances by local groups, every Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the month of March at the Hopewell Library.
• Fort Lee Dixieland Jazz Band, March 4
• Owen Brodie, songs and trivia of the bagpipes, March 11
• Johnny Jones Band, March 18
• Prince George High School Jazz Choir, March 25
The Hopewell Library will be hosting local musicians every Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the month of March. The Fort Lee Jazz Band “Dixieland” ensemble will be the first presentation and will perform on March 4. This seven-man unit will thrill you with their virtuoso performances of standards from the history of American jazz. Come show your support for our troops!
On March 11, Owen Brodie will visit the library. Richmond resident Brodie will perform on the bagpipes, in full Scottish regalia. Brodie will also share historical lore and trivia on this most Celtic of musical instruments.
Libraries are chock-full of tech toys like CDs, DVDs and video games, and they’re a great place to get connected to homework help, research resources, gaming, music, the Web and more. Stop by any Appomattox Regional Library System library during Teen Tech Week to find out more about how the library can keep you connected!
Teens are encouraged to celebrate Teen Tech Week at ARLS by participating in one or more of the following activities:
Join the Appomattox Regional Library System at 4:30 Friday, March 5th for our “Seuss Celebration” in Hopewell as we mark the birth of Dr. Seuss, the 50th Anniversary of The Cat in the Hat, and celebrate the ending of our Winter Reading Program.
ARLS and the Hopewell Junior Women’s Club invite children of all ages to stop in to listen to some classic Dr. Seuss stories, make a craft, and play a game. Party gifts will be handed out and we’ll wrap up the event with Birthday cake and punch.
Elizabeth Myton and Isabella Anderson share some tea with friends at the Hopewell library.
The library welcomes families to join us for an afternoon of games, music, crafts, and of course food and tea! Space is limited and registration is required for both children and adults. Sign up at the Information Desk at the Hopewell library or call the 804-861-0322.
Join the Appomattox Regional Library System at 4:30 Friday, March 5th for our “Seuss Celebration” in Hopewell as we mark the birth of Dr. Seuss, the 50th Anniversary of The Cat in the Hat, and celebrate the ending of our Winter Reading Program.
ARLS and the Hopewell Junior Women’s Club invite children of all ages to [...]
Children in grades K-5 and caregivers are invited to join the Appomattox Regional Library System for a family tea party Thursday, January 28th at 3:00 pm at the Hopewell Library.
The library welcomes families to join us for an afternoon of games, music, crafts, and of course food and tea! Space is limited and registration is [...]
The Hopewell/Prince George Friends of the Library will hold their annual Library Lovers’ Book Sale in February. February 5th is FOL members’ preview evening (a great reason to join!) and February 6th for all book lovers. Get more details @ The Library.
Get cozy with a book during the Library of Virginia’s Winter Reading January 11th through March 5th at all ARLS locations.
Designed for children from birth to age 5, the program aims to instill a love of reading by encouraging parents and other special adults to read aloud to young children.
It’s easy and fun to participate!
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