Library Weekly Newsletter | Date:
July 30, 2023
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The
Livingston Public Library, the heart of our vibrant town, fosters
community engagement, connects people with ideas and each other, and
makes Livingston a better place to live and work.
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A Message from
the Director
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Join
Us for a
Summer
Family Concert!
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Livingston
Library Community,
We
invite you and your little ones to celebrate summer as we sing and
dance together during the Library’s Summer Family Concert featuring
Play Date! Children of all ages and their caregivers are welcome to
join us on Sunday, August 6 at 4pm.
During
this interactive musical program, children and their families will be
encouraged to use their imaginations through song, participating in a
positive, creative, and empowering musical experience together.
Play
Date’s original kid-friendly songs are infused with garage rock,
dancehall, pop, americana, and pop-punk both children and their adult
caregivers will love!
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Help
the Library be sure its next chapter is a great fit for all who live, work and learn in
town.
The
survey will take about 7 minutes to complete.
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Upcoming Events This Week
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Watercolor
Painting & Meditating Gr 5-8
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Open
to children entering grades 5-8 in the Fall of 2023 Gina will teach
young artists how experimenting with watercolor painting can help
calm your mind. The class begins with a 5-minute meditation, then
participants will learn to create their own unique, beautiful
paintings to take home.
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Rise
And Refine: Elevate Your Yoga Journey from Beginner to Intermediate
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The
practice of yoga is very beneficial to one's physical and mental
health. Just some of the possible benefits of regular yoga practice
include increased strength, balance & muscle tone—improved
concentration, flexibility and digestion.
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EVERYTHING
EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE
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Enjoy
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE on the big screen in our program
room! Directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (collectively
known as Daniels), the film is a hilarious and big-hearted sci-fi
action adventure about an exhausted Chinese American woman
(Michelle Yeoh) who can't seem to finish her taxes.
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English Language Learners
(ELL)
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Please
see
Events
Calendar for full listing of
in-person
and virtual ELL offerings.
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Thursday,
August 10 | 11am
Enjoy
reading and discussing a “thriller” novel with like-minded friends.
Hot tea will be served at the meeting.
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Wednesday,
September 6 | 7pm
Are
you an avid reader looking to discuss contemporary fiction, trending
titles, and popular authors?
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Monday,
September 11 | 7pm
Can't
get enough of the true crime genre? Looking for something to do after
binging shows.
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Wednesday,
September 13 | 7pm
Do
you enjoy cooking, sharing ideas, and kitchen tips, while enjoying
great food? Join the Livingston Public Library's Cookbook Club!
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America's
Pastime
on
the Page:
Baseball
Reads
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Major
League Baseball's season is in full swing, and the sport known as
"America's Pastime" is more exciting than it's been in
years. Of course, when it comes to the written word, baseball has
always had a knack for coming alive on the printed page, and inspiring
many fascinating reads...
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For
about as long as movies have existed, filmmakers have been telling
stories about the moon on the silver screen. From fantastical
sci-fi adventures to gripping documentaries about real-life space
missions, many of cinema's most exciting moments have depicted the
adventurous moon voyages of intrepid astronauts. In commemoration
of Neil...
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Discovering
Ayurveda:
A
Library Program
and
a Reading List
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A
holistic medical system that originated in India several thousand
years ago, Ayurveda aims to integrate and balance the body, mind,
and spirit. It teaches us to live in harmony with the world around
us by balancing our naturally occurring physical and mental
tendencies with the limitations of our lives. This...
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Livingston, New Jersey 07039
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livingstonlibrary.org
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