Event Series All Recovery Meeting

All Recovery Meeting

The RECOVER Project 68 Federal St 68 Federal St, Greenfield

All Recovery Meetings are open to all pathways of Recovery. This is an open meeting where people share what they are doing to support their recovery. These meetings are held in a Hybrid format daily Mon-Fri and Zoom only on Saturday. Located at The RECOVER Project 68 Federal St, Zoom ID 413 774 5489 password 7745489

Read Along and Doodle with Krystal

Greenfield Public Library 412 Main St, Greenfield

Kids, we need your help to finish the story of Famtasia the sheep and her great adventure! Join us on Wednesday, May 15, at 3:30 pm, and use your drawing skills to help special guest author Krystal illustrate her picture book.  Registration is recommended as space is limited. To register, email us at librarian@greenfieldpubliclibrary.org  For more information, contact Children’s Librarian Ellen Lavoie at ellen.lavoie@greenfield-ma.gov or call (413) 772-1544 x5104.  This program, generously sponsored by the Friends of the Greenfield Public Library, is free, and intended for kids age 3 -12.

Wednesday Night Writers Workshop

Greenfield Public Library 412 Main St, Greenfield

Writers are invited to attend a weekly informal gathering on Wednesday nights at 6 pm, in the GPL Local History Room, to workshop their prose and poetry in-progress. Everyone is welcome to bring three single-spaced or six double-spaced pages max and enough copies so that everyone can read along and provide feedback. Writers will take turns reading their work aloud, with a volunteer moderator leading the discussion. Writers aren’t allowed to talk while being critiqued. This program, made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Greenfield Public Library, is free and intended for ages 12 and up.

Free

Local Authors at the GPL: Sarah Pirtle

Greenfield Public Library 412 Main St, Greenfield

The Greenfield Public Library welcomes local author Sarah Pirtle on Wednesday, May 15 at 6:30 pm,  to discuss her novel An Outbreak of Peace. Sarah Pirtle’s novel takes place in Franklin County in the 1980’s. In 1987 it received a national award for outstanding book of the year on world peace and was reviewed in the LA Times and the Boston Globe. Now it returns expanded with local people — Juanita and Wally Nelson, Randy Kehler and Betsy Corner — as additional characters in the book. An Outbreak of Peace reveals true local events along with a fictional plot; teenagers in West County ask their town meeting to vote to declare peace, meaning that everyone will choose something to do that helps build the community. Copies of her book will be available for purchase. This program is free and open to the public.

Free