Tag: Message from the Director

Livingston Library Community,

Do you enjoy reading mysteries and thrillers, discussing red herrings and whodunnits, and conversing with like-minded readers? The Livingston Public Library is excited to announce a brand new in-person book club for mystery reader aficionados. 

This Thursday, February 9th, you are invited to join us in the Library’s Technology room at 11am for our first Thrilling Tales book club meeting, where we will be discussing Agatha Christie’s classic “And Then There Were None.” 

Thrilling Tales meets on the second Thursday of the month at 7pm. Copies of the selected monthly title are available to checkout from the Patron Services Desk. 

We hope to see you at our first meeting of Thrilling Tales! 

Best, 

Amy Babcock, Director 

Livingston Library Community, 

The Livingston Public Library invites you to step back in time and join us in the Library’s technology room on Monday, January 29th at 7pm to explore the majestic history of the carousel during a lecture presented by history enthusiast, Mario Medici. 

Did you know that at one point in time there were more than 5,000 carousels across the country? These carousels were enjoyed by youth and adults alike, with bright colors, lively music, and fun animal shapes. Now, only 150 of these original carousels still remain, but the joy they bring continues to grow. 

Registration is not required and all are welcome to attend. For more information, and more events like this, visit the Library’s event calendar. 

We hope to see you at the Library this Monday!

Best, 

Amy Babcock, Director