At the Library: Events Happening at the Thomas Crane Public Library

At the Library is a monthly show featuring events and happenings at the Thomas Crane Public Library. Find segments from past episodes below.


	Author William Martin will be discussing his new book, "The Lincoln Letter," on May 7th at the Thomas Crane Public Library.
	Author Hallie Ephron will be discussing her new book, "There Was An Old Woman," on May 22nd at the Thomas Crane Public Library.
	Lori Earl talks about a program to be held on Saturday, May 4th at the Thomas Crane Public Library. Find out what and who a "Nerdfighter" is, where they came from and what they do during this presentation.
	The calligraphy of Chinese artist Chen Peibin will be on display throughout the month of May in the Coletti Reading Room of the Thomas Crane Public Library.
	Tammy Ryan of UMass-Boston and Tina Dwyer of the South Shore Visiting Nurse Association discuss a program that will be held on April 17th at 10am about what's in your drink, the amount of sugar in beverages and drink alternatives.
	Quincy Art Association President Karen Giovanniello discusses the "Spring Into Art" exhibit that will be on display at the Thomas Crane Public Library throughout the month of April.
	Children's librarian Julie Rines talks about the programs offered throughout the month of April, including April vacation week.
	Laura Hoitt of the Quincy Career Center talks about the job fair to be held on April 24th from 1pm-3pm at the Thomas Crane Public Library.
	Joanne Bythrow and Gail Freel of the Houghs Neck Garden Club talk about the "Books in Bloom" exhibit that will be on display April 4th - April 7th throughout the main branch of the Thomas Crane Public Library.
	Heather Keen of Quincy College talks about panel discussion on domestic violence and sexual assault to be held at the Thomas Crane Public Library on March 28th at 6pm.
	Rebecca McWilliams, Vice-Chair of QCAN (Quincy Climate Action Network) discusses a program to be held at the Houghs Neck Community Center on March 13th in conjunction with the Houghs Neck Community Council.
	"The Struggle for Women's Equality: An International Poster Exhibit" will feature the poster collection of Stephen Lewis. The exhibit, featuring posters from around the world, shows the universality of the problems women face in their quest for equal rights and respect, will be on display throughout the month of March at the Thomas Crane Public Library.
	Author Michael Palmer will be at the Thomas Crane Public Library on March 13th to discuss his new book, "Political Suicide."
	Suzanne Reynard, "The Amateur Naturalist" and Sally Owen of the Quincy Parks Department Environmental Treasures Program talk about a two-part series to be held at the Thomas Crane Public Library on February 7th (presentation) and February 9th (walking tour).
	Professor Del Case will lead a presentation of the history of African-American music at the Thomas Crane Public Library on February 28th.