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The Raffle was a great success!Last week was National Library Week and to celebrate we held a raffle - the prizes were books! (who doesn't love books, I ask you?) Still we were really pleasantly surprised by the sweet responses from our winners. The staff went to a lot of work to select a few "prize" books from our book sale room and then to try to match the books with the randomly selected winners. Well, by all accounts, each book was a perfect match!Thank you to all involved!
PAINT THE TOWN PINKhttp://www.pinkbank.org/What a great cause - what a great town! go pink for the week starting May 2, 2009!
Enter to win a book (previously loved) during the National Library week - April 12 - 18, 2009.Stop by the circulation desk and submit your name and phone number. Names will be pulled and books awarded during the week.Come in and celebrate NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
Red Bank RiverCenter will be promoting all things good about Red Bank - and there is lots! So take advantage of free parking on Saturday (or anytime) and visit the library where everything is free*. Music programs, art classes, puppet shows and other great programs.We are looking for a few good friends - come join the Friends of the Library group and be part of making the library - and Red Bank - even better!!!!!* library cards are free for Red Bank residents and $20 for non-residents....best deal in town.
Sign up for Pink Your House by April 15th to show your support for Paint the Town Pink - May 2-May 9visit PinkBank Winners will be announced at Paint Everything Pink event on Sunday, May 3rd from 1 - 4pm
Each month, the circulation staff selects a topic of interest to customers and displays books, movies, music, etc. on that subject. The last topic - the Irish in America - was very well received.The current topic is BASEBALL - so have a look!
What a great thought!I took this title from the local paper, TriCity News, March 12, 2009, Vol 10 Issue 26. In this issue they published an interesting article about authors coming to Red Bank. And these authors are being brought to Red Bank by Kim Widener and Jacquie Dalton-Fiorito as part of their company "Book It".Check out their website and their upcoming "book it" events:http://www.bookitevents.net
Their last event was a well attended party at the Two River Theatre - Robert Wagner (yes, that Hollywood celebrity and husband of the late Natalie Wood) has written a book called "Pieces of My Heart" and he was toast and host of the evening. The price of the ticket included a copy of the book, a party and chance to chat with Robert Wagner. Right here in Red Bank.
