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The 50th anniversary of the first moon landing |
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Question Time On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people to walk on the moon. What are your memories of the event? to share your story. |
Last week we asked...
Who is your favorite fictional detective? |
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1. Armand Gamache
2. Miss Marple Honorable mentions include: Precious Ramotswe, Jack Reacher, Harry Bosch, Harry Dresden, and Hercule Poirot Thank you for participating! |
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 The fate of humanity is in the hands of... a defunct glam rock group. This offbeat, action-packed space tale is full of humor and the biggest ever battle of the bands. |
 This fast-paced novella is about Binti, the first of the Himba people to attend a university across the universe. She contends with those not understanding her customs and an alien attack on the way there. Well-written and engaging. |
A species-diverse wormhole crew travels to, well, a small, angry planet. The delightful story focuses mostly on the characters and their relationships but still carries a fair share of action in this intergalactic tale. |
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Chess Club
Saturday, July 20, 1 pm to 4 pm
Seymour Library
Learn to play chess with chess master Tom McKellop. All levels of players are welcome.
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Rock Cycle of the Solar System with the Museum of the Earth
Wednesday, July 24, 6 p.m.
Seymour Library
How does exploring rocks and how they are formed on Earth help us understand the solar system? Discover the answer to this with the Museum of the Earth. All ages welcome.
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Borrow Seymour Library's telescope and head outside for some stargazing, a great view of the moon, or see how many planets your can find. Go to our catalog to place a hold on the telescope.
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Credits Created by Leigh with assistance from Mary, Jackie, and Bill. Thanks! |
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