Atwater Library and Computer Centre

*BOOKS ROADSHOW –  Antiquarian booksellers Wilfrid de Freitas and Susan Ravdin are in the Library’s reading room to give an expert opinion on the value of your special books. *FEE $3 per book for Atwater Library members and $4 per book for others. All proceeds go to the Library for improvements in our community services.

For the Atwater Library Lunchtime Series, author Kathleen Winter discusses her new novel Lost in September, inspired by letters General James Wolfe wrote to his mother from the time he became a child soldier at 13 until his death at 32 on Quebec’s Plains of Abraham.

The Atwater Poetry Project presents readings by poets Adam Dickinson and Allison LaSorda. This is a co-presentation with the University of New Brunswick’s 2017 Poetry Weekend. Facebook event.

For the Atwater Library AWE III project, playwright and children’s author Bonnie Farmer conducts the first of a three-session workshop, LET’S MAKE A BOOK. Participation is limited to people who have registered in advance with Elise Moser at elise.m@videotron.ca.

For the Atwater Library Lunchtime Series, harmonica virtuoso John Kerkhoven gives a musical lecture, “The New Folk Harmonica.”

For the Atwater Library AWE III project, playwright and children’s author Bonnie Farmer conducts the second of a three-session workshop, LET’S MAKE A BOOK. Participation is limited to people who have registered in advance with Elise Moser at elise.m@videotron.ca.

The Atwater Library Book Club, led by writer Mary Soderstrom, discusses The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro.

For the Atwater Library Lunchtime Series, author Mary Soderstrom explores the routes of humans’ mass migrations, the subject of her latest book, Road Through Time: The Story of Humanity on the Move.

The Atwater Library FALL BOOK SALE offers bargain-priced art books, biographies, books on history, classic literature, best-sellers and gift books, including collectibles.

The Atwater Library FALL BOOK SALE offers bargain-priced art books, biographies, books on history, classic literature, best-sellers and gift books, including collectibles.