Wednesday, June 5th: Quilts Encore

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June 5th Tea & Talk: In April we had a wonderful first Wednesday program on the Art of the Quilt. However, because of bad weather, few were able to attend.  On June 5th please join an encore discussion from 1:00 to 2:30 at the Library.  We will display our favorite quilts  and talk about quilting designs and methods.  Refreshments will be served. Free transportation is available – please call 565-5054.

Wednesday, May 1st: Women in the Workplace

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This month’s Tea & Talk will focus on working women over the past 50 years.  Bess Carter will present a discussion of the challenges and rewards for women as the workplace changed.  What was it like for women workers in the 1960s and 1970s?  What attitudes and expectations stood in our way? Join us for a discussion at 1:00 at the Franklin Library.  Refreshments will be served.  Free transportation is available, call 565-5054.   See you there!  Cathy FitzGerald, Library Director

Wednesday, April 3rd: The Art of the Quilt

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Pinwheel Quilt, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Are you a quilter?  Do you have a cherished family quilt?  Our First Wednesday Tea & Talk for April will look at quilt design and how these practical, everyday objects were used to express extraordinary artistry.  At the Franklin Library, Wed., April 3, 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.   Refreshments will be served.  Free transportation available: call 565 – 5054.

February 6th: Winter Weeds

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Join us at the Franklin Library on Wednesday February, 6th for “Tea & Talk,” from 1:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. This month we will investigate winter weeds, those dried plants that we see sticking up out of the snow along the roads and in fields this time of year. We will use library resources and the tiny book, “Winter Weed Finder,” by Dorcas S. Miller for identification.

January 2nd: Chalk Couture

Join us Wed. January 2, 2019 for TEA & TALK from 1:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. Beverly Alteri will be speaking about Chalk Couture, specializing in reusable silk screen transfers for DIY home decor and crafts, along with organic chalk pastes and inks, and surfaces. Our make and take workshop takes you step by step from beginning to having a finished product to take home. Sponsored by the Franklin Library. Come and try it!