GENERAL INFORMATION

The City of Pawtucket will not exclude anyone from

participation in any program or activity sponsored by the

Pawtucket Parks and Recreation because of a person’s race,

color, or national origin.

If anyone believes he or she has been subjected to

discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin,

he or she may file a complaint alleging discrimination with

either the Director of Pawtucket Parks and Recreation,

Slater Park Office, or the Office for Equal Opportunity,

U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, DC 20240.

PARKS & RECREATION, Slater Memorial Park Bookings and information 728-0500

Cindy @ ext. 251, Tracy @ ext. 252,

John Blais, Director: 728-0500 ext. 257 -

LOOFF CAROUSEL Slater Memorial Park: 952-7768

DAGGETT FARM, Slater Memorial Park

639-4237 (during operational hours only)

Daggett Farm Greenhouse: 722-2038

PAWTUCKET LIBRARY, Summer Street

Susan Reed, Director: 725-3714

Special thanks to all of those who have a part in providing

the citizens of Pawtucket and visitors to our City with

quality and positive recreational programs and facilities.

Download registration forms or watch for additional

Pawtucket Parks & Recreation events and programs

through the City of Pawtucket’s website at

www.pawtucketri.com

To download or view - click onto the “Departments” tab at the on

the home page- click on to Parks & Recreation—then “Park

Flyers, Forms”

Pawtucket

Parks and Recreation ————-

Pawtucket Public Library

2018 Winter Program

Slater Memorial Park Looff Carousel

City of Pawtucket

Donald R. Grebien Mayor

2018 WINTER CLASS REGISTRATION PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Name:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Phone: Contact preferred (Ph/ Em) :

Email:

CLASS REQUEST Pay Schedule: When registering for two night classes (Zumba,

Pilates,etc…), include class name after “Class # 1” & “Class #2”. If

you are taking one night for a class offered on two nights, please

specify which evening. Cancelled classes will be made up at the end

of the session and are not subject to refund.

1 class session & each additional after 2 (unless noted)

Residents = $20 Non– Residents = $25

2 class session discount!! Pertains to Hi-Low Impact

Aerobics , Step, Zumba, Pilates, Dance Aerobics,

Line Dancing, Drums Alive ONLY !!! Residents = $35. Non-residents = $45.

Class # 1 COST =

Day: level:

Class # 2 COST =

Day level:

Class # 3 COST =

Day level:

PLEASE INCLUDE

CLASS WAIVER (back

page) WITH THIS

PAGE

FOR DETAILS BE

SURE TO RECEIVE A

COPY

Office Use Only

Total amount paid:

Cash: or Check# :

Collected / entered by:

Pawtucket Parks & Recreation Class Waiver (please be sure to sign and date this page and submit with

class registration form and payment)

GENERAL RELEASE

I, the undersigned, understand the nature of the activity and my

own capabilities and believe that I am qualified, in good health,

and proper physical condition to participate in such activity. I

hereby release, discharge, covenant not to sue and agree to

indemnify and save and hold harmless the City of Pawtucket,

their respective administrators, directors, agents, officers,

members, volunteers, employees, other participants, sponsors,

advertisers and, if applicable, owner and lease carrier of

premises on which the activity takes place (each considered one

of the Releasees, herein) from all liability, claims, demands,

losses, or damages on my account caused or alleged to be

caused in whole or in part by negligence of the Releasees or

otherwise

including negligent rescue operations and I further agree that if,

despite this release and waiver of liability,

assumption of risk and indemnity agreement, I or anyone on

my behalf, makes a claim against any of the Releasees, I will

indemnify, save, and hold harmless each of the Releasees from

any litigation expenses, attorney fees, loss, liability, damage, or

cost which may incur as the result of such claim.

Participant’s Name (please print)

Participant’s Signature:

Date:

Located in the historic “boathouse, RIWS is one of the oldest water-

color organizations in America. RIWS offers classes, workshops and

demonstrations by nationally and regionally acclaimed artists. RIWS

features an art gallery, library and studio space.

Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10 am - 4 pm

Sunday 1 pm - 5pm For additional information visit RIWS.org or contact

The Watercolor Society at 401-726-1876

**THE GALLERY IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC **

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VETERANS’ FLAG PROGRAM

The Parks & Recreation Division’s Veterans’ Flag

Program honors our nation’s veterans who have passed

away. The program offers the opportunity for families of

deceased veterans to have their personal funeral flag fly over the

Pawtucket War Veterans’ Memorial Scallop Shell in Slater Park.

The flag is flown for a two month period and then returned to the

family. For further information about the program, call John Blais

at 728-0500, extension 257.

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THE PAWTUCKET PARKS COMMISSION

The Pawtucket Parks Commission is a nine

member appointed advisory board involved in

the care and maintenance of the City’s parks, fields

and playgrounds. The Commission meets at the

Slater Park office at 7:00 p.m. on the second

Tuesday of each month. The meetings are open

to the public. The Commission welcomes comments.

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2018 WINTER EDITION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Holiday Greetings from Mayor Grebien 3

Recreation Class Registration Information

Details, Cost and Cancellation Info

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Adult Recreation Classes

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Children’s Recreation Classes 7

Community Resources Spotlight—

The Empowerment Factory

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Winter Wonderland in Slater Park

“Paws and Claus” Dog Park Committee Event

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Pawtucket Public Library Programs 10-19

Daggett Farm Greenhouse Classes

Historic Daggett House

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Veteran’s Flag Program—Parks Commission

Watercolor Society

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Recreation Class waiver To accompany CLASS REGISTRATON located to the left

of this page

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GREETINGS FROM MAYOR DONALD R. GREBIEN

The work of the Parks and Recreation Division does not end after the summer camps

have ended and the pool has closed. It is quite the opposite. With the cooler air comes

many opportunities; from visiting the Fright Night In the Park Halloween events, taking

part in recreational and wellness classes, relaxing with a holiday bus trip to New York

City, to enjoying the spectacular sights of the Winter Wonderland.

We continue to invest in our recreational facilities and offerings available throughout

the city.

This spring, through the dedicated work of the 21 Heroes committee, a monument was

erected in Slater Park to honor the 21 Vietnam Veterans killed in action from

Pawtucket.

The summer meals program expanded to provide an additional venue at Slater Park

along with providing lunches to the pool on the weekends. The first dinner program in

the City was piloted at San Bento Park and later at Payne Park during the youth

basketball league.

Pawtucket moved forward to promote positive alternatives for individuals in the com-

munity including the Midnight Basketball program. The Pawtucket/Central Falls Youth

Coalition was created to engage high school students and provide them with leadership

training, volunteering, job readiness mentoring and other additional support. The first

Pawtucket Scouting Expo was held at Slater Park with local boys and girls scouting

organizations to help promote membership and a positive outlet for the community’s

youth.

The City is proud to offer many different recreational opportunities to our residents,

such as free children’s and musical performances, wellness and recreation classes, our

skate park, Festival Pier, the Pawtucket Arts Festival and the Slater Park Fall Festival.

Disc Golf continues to grow following its first full season completed including the

implementation of the summer adult league. We also look to continue our collaboration

with other organizations during these events, such as Operation Hunger Down to collect

canned goods and non-perishable food items.

This summer, Slater Park was named “the best free attraction in the Blackstone Valley”

by Rhode Island Monthly magazine. The Dog Park was named one of the top ten dog

parks in the state by “Best Things Rhode Island”. In addition, Slater Park will be

welcoming the National Carousel Association for its 2018 Carousel Convention in

September.

The City of Pawtucket strives to be an outstanding community for people to live, work,

play, and raise a family. We are committed to providing the highest quality services to

you. It’s my sincere hope that you are able to enjoy the wide array of recreational

opportunities our city has to offer. I hope to see you at a number of our wonderful

recreational facilities and events this year.

Historic Daggett House Located in Slater Memorial Park, this home is

furnished with unusual period antiques, including Colonial pewter used in the Revolutionary War and

china owned by General and Mrs. Nathanael Greene and the Daggett Family. Outstanding needlework and

furniture. Also, many Civil War Articles including several uniforms, and pieces of the Monitor and the

Merrimac. This house was built in 1685. House may be rented for small parties.

Call 722-6931 for details and tour information.

Be sure to visit the Daggett House decorated for the holiday season and open for tours during Winter Wonderland

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The Arc of Blackstone Valley

Daggett Farm Greenhouse - Slater Park

Presents

Decorate your own holiday wreath

Saturday, December 2 11:30—1 pm or 1:30—3pm

$32 per person—includes all materials

Reserve your spot before November 22 For more information call Anna at the Greenhouse 401-722-2038

Winter Bookmobile Schedule

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Questions? Email us at bookmobile@pawtucketlibrary.org

The most up-to-date schedule is available online

www.pawtucketlibrary.org

Wednesday

9:20am to 10:00am EvenStart (50 Park Place) beginning

10:15am to 10:30am Dr Daycare (203 Concord St)

10:45am to 11:30am Varieur Elementary (486 Pleasant St)

11:45am to 12:15pm Darlington Early Childhood Center (First St)

Thursday

1:30pm to 2:00pm Woodlawn Catholic Regional School (Weeden St)

2:15pm to 3:30pm Baldwin Elementary (50 Whitman St)

3:40pm to 4:10pm Boys & Girls Club (1 Moeller Place)

Friday

9:15am to 9:40am Riverview Terrace (475 School St)

10:00am to 10:30am Dr. Daycare (25 Thornley St)

10:45am to 11:15am Cunningham Elementary (40 Baldwin St)

11:30am to Noon Coats Manor (457 Lonsdale Ave)

Saturday

10:15am to 10:45am Parkview Apartments (180 Parkview Dr)

11:00am to 11:30am McDonald’s (285 Armistice Blvd Plaza)

2:20pm to 2:45pm Doyle Manor (300 Broadway)

3:00pm to 3:30pm Corner of State St & 1st St

2018 WINTER CLASS SCHEDULE

Monday, January 8 through Saturday, March 10 (tentative)

Classes are recommended for ages16 and older with the exception of YOUTH CLASSES (found on page 8 )

CLASS CANCELLATIONS All classes run for an eight week session. Any rescheduling or

cancellations will be added to the end of the session. There are no refunds.

The following are known dates of cancellation that will be

factored to the end of the session: (Schools Closed) Mon, Jan 15th

Mon, Feb. 19 through Sat, Feb. 24 Sat. March 3 (St. Patrick’s Day parade/no classes)

In addition to any inclement weather: Listen to WPRO AM 630 for details

“ALL PAWTUCKET SCHOOLS CLOSED” , watch your email and check the Pawtucket Parks & Recreation or Pawtucket Parks

& Rec Gymnastics (Saturday classes) Facebook Pages

REGISTRATION INFORMATION *Registration form on inside front page*

Starts: Monday, December 11th, Mondays through Fridays, 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Slater Park Office.

Mail-ins must include a check payable to Pawtucket Parks and Recreation along with registration and waiver form including the participant’s name, address, phone and course title.

Send to : Pawtucket Parks and Recreation Slater Memorial Park Pawtucket, RI 02861

Attn: Class Registration If you have any questions concerning the above, call the office

at 728-0500, extension 251.

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These classes are eligible for two night class discounts, with the exception of Ballroom Dancing, Yoga and children’s

classes Simply choose both nights or mix and match with another eligible class and receive the two night discount.

Details are outlined on the back side of the cover page Classes run for eight weeks and start January 8th

(unless otherwise noted).

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HI LOW IMPACT AEROBICS Includes cardio and floor work.

Mondays: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. - Agnes Little Cafeteria Instructor: Laurie Randall

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DANCE AEROBICS Dance Aerobics involves energetic paced dance choreography.

Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Agnes Little Cafeteria Instructor: Diane Drape

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_CARDIO DANCE PARTY__ Latin inspired cardio dance party! Shake and

shimmy with salsa, cha cha and meringue.

Mon & Wed: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. - Jenks Gym

Instructor: Stephanie Jacobsen

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PILATES CONDITIONING CLASS Bring mat & handweights

Pilates is designed to strengthen the back, hips, and abdominal areas. .

Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Jenks Cafeteria

Instructor: Molly Tierney

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Learning Lounge for Adults

Library Learning Center

Thursdays 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

The Learning Lounge is a place for adults to achieve their learning

goals in a comfortable and informal setting.

What would you like to learn today? Improve math or reading skills/Create a resume or cover letter

Do a job search or explore careers/ Improve your computer skills

Adult Life-Long Learning @ Your Library

Book-A-Librarian Service:

One-on-One Help

Book a librarian for up to an hour-long

appointment, personalized to meet

your information needs.

E-book and E-reader tutorials How to set up an email account Resume writing assistance and job searching Researching a topic Computer and Internet instruction Health & wellness information

Call the Reference Desk at 725-3714 ext. 220 or email to

reference@pawtucketlibrary.org to book your personalized

Clases de Computadoras en Español

La Biblióteca de Pawtucket esta ofreciendo clases de

computación para principiantes y avanzados.

Para Más Información llamar a Juan al725-3714 Ext. 204 ó email

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The Storied Lives Book Club

Stop by the library to borrow a copy of our

current book club selection. To register

for the club, please contact us at

November 29 Strong Enough to Die by Jon Land

December 27 A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra

January 24 Sweetbitter by Stephanie Danler

February 28 Commonwealth by Ann Patchett

Programs for Adults

Game Nights

The third Monday of the month

5:00 pm to 8:30 pm

November 20, December 18,

January 22, February 12, March 19

Join us for an evening of board games and other tabletop

games. Enjoy one of the games from the library's collection

or bring your own. This program is free and is intended for

adults and older teens. No registration is required.

Join us for Living Literature's theatre rendition of Jean Shepherd's

A Christmas Story. This performance relates the comic tale of the

mid-western, Depression-era child who yearns for an official Red

Ryder air rifle for Christmas, and the often unexpected events he

Living Literature’s:

A Christmas Story

Sunday December 3 at 2:00 pm

Live 40-minute performance

STEP CLASS Bring your own step.

Wednesdays: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.—Agnes Little Cafeteria Instructor: Laurie Randall

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LINE DANCING Have fun while getting exercise by learning the top line dances. Each week

introduces a new line dance with no need for a partner to participate.

Wednesdays: Jenks Cafeteria - 6:00 to 7:00 Instructor: Kathy Marshall

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YOGA Students will be taught stretches and body postures

along with meditation, relaxation and breathing techniques. Bring your own mat.

Level 1: Mondays - Level II: Thursdays 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Agnes Little School

Instructor: Diana Marro Cost: $35 residents - $ 45 non-residents (no discount)

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BALLROOM DANCING PLEASE NOTE::**Starts February 7th and runs for 4 weeks**

This class will include swing, foxtrot and more!! Wednesdays: Jenks Gymnasium

Beginners: 7:10 to 8:00 p.m. Intermediate: 8:00 to 8:55 p.m.

Instructor: Tracy Rose Cost: $20 resident - $25 non-residents (no discount)

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DRUMS ALIVE—starts January 20 A unique form of cardio exercise put to music. See how

fun exercising can be. Visit YouTube for a prequel to this exercise alternative.

SATURDAYS: 9—10 am—Jenks Cafeteria

Instructor: Jordan Dunne

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SATURDAY MORNINGS

YOUTH FITNESS

The following classes are offered for children ages 4 and older

on Saturday morning in Jenks Gymnasium

Classes starts January 13th

Cost: $35.00 residents $45.00 non-residents

GYMNASTICS I - 4 to 7 years - 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

Level 1 is an introduction to gymnastics equipment and basic skills.

GYMNASTICS II - 8 to 16 years - 10:45 to 11:45

Level II is for older children, from beginners to advanced abilities and concentrates

on tumbling, bars, balance beam and floor work.

ADVANCED SKILLS - 11:45 to 12:30 (must qualify)

Students will be evaluated for admission to this class. Students will be

evaluated for admission to this class.

Children will be guided through yoga poses and

meditations using songs and stories to develop strength,

flexibility, mindfulness, positive attitudes and

self-calming abilities.

Children should bring a yoga mat and water bottle.

Ages 4—6 years old 9 am - 9:30 am

Ages 7—10 + years old 10 am - 10:45

Jenks Cafeteria

Instructor Ms. Kelly Bastien Cost: $35 resident / $45 non-resident

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Stay on top of the latest

updates and all class cancellations!!!

Pawtucket Parks & Recreation or

Pawtucket Parks & Rec Gymnastics

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Programs for Adults

Monday Matinees

Mondays at 1:00 pm

Join us for free screenings of acclaimed movies.

No registration required.

Check our website for movie title listings.

Saturday, November 4

10 am to 4 pm

Campbell Auditorium

Join us for a full day of Games as part of International Games

Week @ Your library including a Connect 4 Competition at Noon!

Steve Caddick

and Avalon Banjo Band

Sunday, November 5, 2017

2:00 pm

Steve Caddick and Avalon Banjo Band will perform

songs from Tin Pan Alley to the Great American

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Teen Movie Nights All movies start at 6:00 pm in Library Auditorium

Teens in grades 6-12 are invited to come and watch a new

release on the library’s big screen.

Thursday November 16

Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

A rip-roaring adventure that finds down-on-his-

luck Captain Jack feeling the winds of ill-

fortune blowing strongly his way when deadly

ghost sailors, led by the terrifying Captain Sal-

azar, escape from the Devil's Triangle bent on

killing every pirate at sea—notably Jack.

PG-13 runtime 129 minutes

Thursday December 21

Space Between Us

A Mars-born teen travels to Earth to meet a

girl he's been flirting with online. However, he

soon learns that his body might not be able to

handle Earth's gravity.

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COMMUNITY RESOURCES SPOTLIGHT

The Pawtucket Parks & Recreation Division

collaborates with a number of local community

organizations. In this edition we recognize:

“The Empowerment Factory is a space designated to host a variety of workshops, classes, and discussions centered around providing individuals with critical networking, social media and business skills, as well as a variety of practices that will allow them to become more empowered individuals.”

The Empowerment Factory focuses on three areas of development: Creativity - Self-Esteem - Civic Pride

Volunteer opportunities are also available!

Visit them at: theempowermentfactory.org

Or call 401-365-1010

The

Empowerment Factory

Hope Artiste Village - 999 Main Street - Studio 707

Pawtucket , RI

The Pawtucket Dog Park Committee Presents

PAWS AND CLAUS at the Daggett Farm Greenhouse

Sunday, November 26, 2017 10am—3 pm

Photos $ 7 w/frame $ 5/without frame

Bring a canned good or non-perishable food item

to contribute to the RI Community Food Bank

Special items for your pooch’s stocking

will be available for purchase

Web: www.pawtucketdogpark.com Email: info@pawtucketdogpark.com

WINTER WONDERLAND 2018

December 2 & 3, 9 & 10, weather permitting

4:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus

Ride the Historic Looff Carousel

Stroll around Slater Park pond amongst 500 lit trees & displays

including “The Night Before Christmas Land”

Face painting and craft activities for the kids!!

Talk with our 18ft talking Frosty the Snowman

Tour the historic Daggett House decorated for the holiday season

For further information visit

www.winterwonderlandpawtucket.com

** REMINDER : Trees remain lit nightly through New Years

Day night from 4 pm—9 pm THE PARK IS CLOSED TO THRU TRAFFIC DURING THE

EVENT DATES AND TIMES LISTED ABOVE

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February Vacation Week Programs

Monday

Library closed for President’s Day

Tuesday

Puppet Story Show (Campbell Auditorium)

February 20: 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.

Want to experience some funny children's stories brought to life through puppets? Join

Miss Renee and some puppet friends as she performs various children's stories and songs

for this special school vacation program. Best for kids ages 3 and up. Siblings are always

welcome. Free and no registration needed.

Thursday

Fiddle N’ Fun (Campbell Auditorium)

February 22: 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.

Fiddle N' Fun brings play to learning and learning to play!

Activities include: Singing, listening games, movement, instruments and fun

musical learning with certified music educator Joel Beauchemin.

Thursday

Let’s Celebrate Chinese New Year 2018: Year of the DOG (Caidin Room)

February 22: 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

We will be making a DOG Chinese New Year Card. Best for children ages 5

and up but younger children are welcome with caregiver help. Free-all materi-

als provided.

No registration required.

Friday

Sensory Exploration Fun! (Campbell Auditorium)

February 23: 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Come join us for an hour of fun hands-on sensory play activities that will help stimulate

your child’s senses and encourage learning together. This program is designed for chil-

dren ages 3 to 7 years old with sensory integration challenges, but all children are wel-

come. Materials will be provided.

Free—No registration required.

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Join one of the Saturday

RICBA Book Clubs for kids!

December 16th—Remember My Name : My Story, From First

Pitch to Game Changer by Mo’ne Davis

January 13th— FRAMED! By James Ponti

February 10th—The Eureka Key (Secrets of the Seven #1)

by Sarah L.

The books for this season include nominees for the 2018 Children’s Book

Award. The first 15 kids who sign up in the Children’s Library

will receive a FREE copy of the month’s book. Best for Grades 3-5.

Registration for each book begins at the previous month’s book club

Celebrating with Latino Authors: A Book Club for Kids

Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 10:30 am Nothing Up My Sleeve by Diana López

Saturday, March 17, 2017 at 10:30 am Lucky Broken Girl by Ruth Behar

Joins us for a two month book club celebrating Latino Authors with books selected from

the 2018 Latino Books Month Award Nominees. Children who join the book club will

receive a FREE copy of the book (while supplies last). Read the book with your friends,

family or on your own and attend the book club to talk about your favorite part and

make a craft. Recommended for grades 3-5.

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Download music legally & for free with your

Pawtucket library card!

Freegal® Music is a free music download service from your library.

All you need is your library card number. Freegal offers access to

about 13 million songs from over 40,000+ labels. There is no software

to download. You keep your down- loaded

songs (up to 3 per week).

Look for the Freegal logo

Library Open on Sundays

from 12:00pm to 3:45pm

October through May

Monday—Thursday 9:00 am-8:45 pm

Friday & Saturday 9:00 am-4:45 pm

Sunday Noon—3:45 pm

Friends of the Library Weekend Book Sale

Date: Saturday—November 18, 2017

Time: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Place: Library Auditor ium

Date: Sunday—November 19, 2017

Time: Noon to 3:00 pm

Place: Library Auditor ium

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Children’s Library

Registration encouraged but not required.

Story Time classes run approximately

30 to 45 minutes. Need more info?

Call 725-3714 x209 or email a librarian at

childrens@pawtucketlibrary.org.

Infant Story Class

Thursdays at 10:30 am

For ages newborn to 24 months

Parents and caregivers with children ages newborn through 24

months are invited for playful songs, rhymes and games followed

by social time. Older siblings are welcome.

Toddler Story Class

Wednesdays at 10:30 am

For ages 2 & 3 years old

Toddler Storytime Class is for children ages 2 and 3 with their

adult caregivers. This program features stories, songs, finger

rhymes and a craft. Older and younger siblings are always

PreSchool Story Class

Tuesdays at 10:30 am

For ages 3 to 5 years old

Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 years with an adult caregiver are invited

to the library for stories, music, movement and other fun

Children’s Programs

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Children’s Programs

Family Movie Night First Wednesday of the month @ 6:00 pm

in the Campbell Library Auditorium

December 6th, January 3rd & February 7

Children with their families are invited to watch a free movie (rated G or PG).

Lego Club Fridays 3:30 pm—4:30 pm

Saturdays 2:30 pm—4:00 pm

This free program is open to kids ages 7-12.

Bring your imagination and we will bring the

LEGO’s and software! See you at Lego Club.

For more information, contact the Children’s

Librarian at qwaits@pawtucketlibrary.org or

Read to therapy dogs Tinker Bell & Wendy Tuesdays 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm in Caidin Room

Need to practice reading or just like reading to dogs? Then

Tinker Bell and Wendy are your dogs! Call the Children’s

Library at 725-3714 ext.209 to reserve your 15-minute

Drop-In Crafty Thursdays / Artesanía para Niños

2nd Thursday of every month 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm

in the Children’s Caidin Activity Room

January 11, February 8 and March 8

Drop in for a fun hands-on afternoon craft the 2nd Thursday

of every month. Best for children ages 5 and up but younger children are