4th and 5th grade book club

The 4th and 5th grade book club is reading From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. We will be meeting Wednesday, May 21st at 3:15 pm. Snacks will be provided. Copies of the book are available at the front desk. We hope to see you there!

Book Club

The Newfields Public Library Book Club is reading Kirsty's Vineyard by Anna Jacobs. We will meet Monday, May 19th at 6:30pm. Copies of the book are available at the front desk or by calling the library at 778-8169. We hope to see you there!

Community Garden

Interested in gardening? Need more space? Do you want to help beautify the Library grounds? Sign up for the new Community Garden behind the Library. There are nine garden plots available first come, first serve. The garden will be organic and maintained within organic guidelines. For $25, gardeners will be given a 5’ by 30’ bed, fully prepared for organically grown flowers or vegetables. Please call the front desk at 778-8169 to reserve your plot.

National Library Week Art Show

We had a wonderful turnout on Sunday for the art show. More than fifty people gathered to view the artists' work. Thank you to everyone who attended! Special thanks to the Friends of the Library for providing all of the refreshments!

We still have plots available for anyone who wishes to participate in the community garden this summer. For $25, gardeners will be given a 5' by 30' bed, fully prepared for your organically grown flowers or vegetables. Please call the library at 778-8169 to reserve your plot.

Art Show

4th and 5th Grade Book Club

We will be reading The Report Card by Andrew Clements. The book club will meet Wednesday, April 23rd at 3:15pm. Snacks will be provided! Sign up at the front desk to reserve your book or call 778-8169. Parents are also encouraged to attend!

Book Club

During April we will be reading People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks. The book club will meet Monday, April 21st at 6:30pm. Refreshments will be provided. Copies of the book can be picked up at the library. We hope to see you there!

Brooks tells a believable and engaging story about sympathetic but imperfect characters—"popular" fiction demands all of that—but she also does the business of literature, exploring serious themes and writing about them in handsome prose. She appears to be finding readers and admirers in growing numbers, and People of the Book no doubt will increase those numbers.

-The Washington Post