Pre-register on our events calendar for each ZOOM virtual program hosted by Roger Williams Zoo, Wingmasters and RI Audobon. Each program starts with an educational video or professional presenter and introduces at least one live animal. All ages welcome.
  • February 25: Roger Williams Zoomobile
  • March 4: Wingmasters "Birds of Prey"
  • March 11: Roger Williams Zoomobile
  • March 18: RI Audobon: "Life Cycle of Frogs"
  • March 25: Roger Williams Zoomobile
  • April 1: Wingmasters "World of Owls"
  • April 8: Roger Williams Zoomobile
These programs are made possible with funds from the Richard & Ann J. Prouty Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee grant. Thank you.
 


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Paul Cuffe: His Purpose, Partners and Properties
Saturday, February 27, 2:00 p.m.
via Zoom
If the name Paul Cuffe is unfamiliar to you, the virtual library discussion with authors David Cole and Betty Slade about their work, Paul Cuffe: His Purpose, Partners and Properties will shine a light on this South Coast mariner, entrepreneur, and philanthropist.  Cuffe, a man born on Cuttyhunk Island in 1759 to a formerly enslaved West African father and Wampanoag mother, built a business empire that included shipping along the Atlantic coast and shipbuilding in Westport, Massachusetts. Join the Mattapoisett Free Public Library and moderator Corey Nuffer on Saturday, February 27th at 2 p.m. for a glimpse of this fascinating man from the eyes of Cole and Slade. Register on our calendar of events to get the Zoom link. 
Mattapoisett Free Public Library
P. O. Box 475 | 7 Barstow Street
Mattapoisett, Massachusetts 02739
508-758-4171
www.MattapoisettLibrary.org