Biblio Radio

Local artist Carrie Williams talks about set painting, rainbow vomit, and how to achieve your artistic goals.

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Coventry Branch manager Pat Gray invites volunteers to help plant flowers and clean up the Coventry P.E.A.C.E. Park on Saturday, September 28.

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Adult Services Librarian John Piche talks about his upcoming discussion group featuring The New York Times Magazine, 1619 Project.

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Library Tech Trainer Alyse Giannotti talks fake news in advance of her new Tech Talk, “How to Spot Fake News”.

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Youth Services Associate Steve Eigsti introduces a new teen program at Coventry: The Homeschool Geo Group.

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Communications Manager Sheryl Banks walks us through the history of National Library Card Sign-Up Month.

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Local History Librarian Jessica Robinson discusses the wild world of DNA testing.

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Local artist Michael Watson talks about his background as a visual artist. His art is on display in Heights Libraries’ gallery on Lee Road through the end of August.

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Local History Librarian Jessica Robinson offers some tips for recording oral histories, and talks about her upcoming library program, “Preserving Your Family History.”

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Adult Services Associate Kate Atherton describes what visitors can look forward to on July 20 for the fifth annual Pekar Park Comic Book Fest.  

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