Above: Southborough’s Neighbors for Peace is inviting the community to use a free-streaming movie based on a true story as “an entrance into the conversation on systemic racism”. (image from justmercyfilm.com)
Here are highlights of what’s happening this week for Southborough.
This week’s events are all online. (If you’re looking for some off-line fun with kids, click here for info that includes ongoing activities/opportunities.)
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
- Library’s Virtual Story Time (10:00 am) @ Facebook: Children’s Librarian “Miss Kim” will hold a story time on Facebook live, which will also be viewable after. (Note: you don’t have to have a Facebook account to watch the Library’s videos.) These will take place every Tuesday and Friday through August.
Wednesday, June 25, 2020
- Virtual Cookbook Club (6:30 pm) @ zoom: Cook up a recipe from the e-cookbook “Don’t Panic – Quick, Easy, and Delicious Meals for Your Family”. Then share images and discuss the experience over zoom with the Library’s Cookbook Club. For details, see dedicated post.
Thursday, June 25, 2020
- Discussion on Racism: “Just Mercy” (7:00 pm) @ zoom: Join Southborough Neighbors for Peace in a continuing conversation on systemic racism. Prior to the discussion, watch the film “Just Mercy” as “an entrance into the conversation on systemic racism”. The movie is available for free streaming via multiple platforms. For details, see dedicated post.
- Virtual Reading Circle (8:00 – 9:00 pm) @ zoom: Virtual Reading Circle – for adults Do you wish you could talk about books with a fellow bibliophile? Are you dying to share the latest book you read? The Southborough Library is hosting a Virtual Reading Circle starting in June on Thursdays evenings for adults. Pre-registration is required. For details, see dedicated post.
Friday, June 26, 2020
- Library’s Virtual Story Time (10:00 am) @ Facebook: Children’s Librarian “Miss Kim” will hold a story time on Facebook live, which will also be viewable after. (Note: you don’t have to have a Facebook account to watch the Library’s videos.) These will take place every Tuesday and Friday through August.
