Main Library – Join us in the Adult Room at Main Library each Tuesday in February for concert films celebrating some of music’s most illustrious African Americans.
February 7 – Louis Armstrong: Live in ’59
February 14 – The World According to John Coltrane
February 21 – Sarah Vaughn, The Divine One
February 28 – The Intimate Duke Ellington
All at 4:30 p.m.
Main Library – Join us in the Adult Room at Main Library each Tuesday in February for concert films celebrating some of music’s most illustrious African Americans.
February 7 – Louis Armstrong: Live in ’59
February 14 – The World According to John Coltrane
February 21 – Sarah Vaughn, The Divine One
February 28 – The Intimate Duke Ellington
All at 4:30 p.m.
Main Library – Join us in the Adult Room at Main Library each Tuesday in February for concert films celebrating some of music’s most illustrious African Americans.
February 7 – Louis Armstrong: Live in ’59
February 14 – The World According to John Coltrane
February 21 – Sarah Vaughn, The Divine One
February 28 – The Intimate Duke Ellington
All at 4:30 p.m.
Main Library – Join us in the Adult Room at Main Library each Tuesday in February for concert films celebrating some of music’s most illustrious African Americans.
February 7 – Louis Armstrong: Live in ’59
February 14 – The World According to John Coltrane
February 21 – Sarah Vaughn, The Divine One
February 28 – The Intimate Duke Ellington
All at 4:30 p.m.
Hilton Branch - Through audience participation, these Juilliard-trained singers will explore musical themes in Black American history. A drop-in program for the whole family.
Main Library – A family program featuring words & music by: Master Drummer, Cedric Miller, The Dwight West Trio featuring jazz vocalist Dwight West,
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* All ages * Drop In *
In Celebration of Self–In this interactive program, soprano Christine Clemmons-McCune and baritone Steven E. Herring lead an exploration into how we define ourselves. The audience is challenged to reevaluate how we label ourselves and, in turn, how we label others.
* All ages * Drop In *
In Search of a Place–Through the lens of music and American composers, families help define and participate in a discussion of what makes our country what it is. We discuss where we have been, how we have been, and how we are made.
In our adult room display case: intriguing mortar and mixed media sculptures by Maplewood artist Eric Beckerich.
On our walls at Main Library: authentic brass rubbings from churches in England, done by local resident Nancy Bonn.
There will be a reception with live music on May 18. The artists will be here to talk about their work. Refreshments will be served. Free and open to the public.
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