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Use your Danvers library card to practice from home. Languages include: English, French , German, Italian, Dutch and Spanish



Networking Group for Job Seekers
Friday, March 19th ~ 10:30am - 12:00pm

Jointly sponsored with the Maple Street Church and the North Shore Career Center. Register at the Reference Desk or by phone: 978-774-0554.


Just the Facts Ma'am:
Women of Mystery and True Crime

Learn what lurks behind the scenes for true crime and mystery writers!

Wednesday, March 03rd ~ 7pm
Forensic Investigation with Mary Kate McGilvray

Sunday, March 21st ~ 2pm
Sisters in Crime New England: We're Not Making This Up

Wednesday, March 24 ~ 7pm
Author Visit: WHDH-7 reporter, Hank Phillippi Ryan

Wednesday, March 31 ~ 7pm
Boston Globe Crime Reporter, Maria Cramer


Teen Anime Program
Wednesday, April 07th ~ 1:15pm - 3:30pm

Anime Boston, the annual convention for anime fans is coming up, but even if you can't get to the city, you can still have fun!
Ages 12 and up. Click here for details!

Two Old Friends
Sunday, April 11th ~ 2:00pm

With a variety of instruments and heart-warming vocal harmonies, Mac McHale & Emery Hutchins tell a musical story of immigrants coming to this country from Ireland, Scotland and Great Britain, bringing with them their melodies and instruments.


Poetry in the Margins
Wednesday, April 28th ~ 7:00pm

In celebration of National Poetry Month, young adults, ages 12 to 18 have a chance to read original poetry (or a poem they love) at Poetry in the Margins, a somewhat open mic night!


Danvers Literary Festival
Saturday, May 8th ~ 9:00am - 6:00pm

Join us for a day long celebration of books and authors!
New events are still being added to the festival, be sure to check back.

 

   
Last updated: March 11, 2010