Your Library is holding a discussion about Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel The Sandman on Thursday, September 29 at 6 p.m. The conversation is open to everyone ages 18 and older. We meet at Mulligan’s Gaming Pub, located at 308 E. Main St. in downtown Johnson City. Call (423) 434-4454 to register for the discussion. Copies
Event Details Join us at Mulligan’s Gaming Pub (308 East Main Street, Johnson City) on Thursday, September 29 at 6 p.m. for a discussion of Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel, The Sandman. With the release of the Netflix adaptation, now is the perfect time to explore Gaiman’s surreal world. Call (423) 434-4354 to register and to
Event Details On Thursdays at 6 p.m., ETSU Spanish professors Dr. David Korfhagen, Dr. Matthew Fehskens, and Dr. Felipe Fiuza, and Library volunteer Callie Longo lead conversations for those who wish to practice their Spanish language skills. We meet in the Tennessee Room on the second floor. All language levels are welcome, from beginners to
Event Details Friends of the Library is holding donation drop-offs on the first four Saturdays in October: October 1, 8, 15, and 22. Bring items you want to donate to the Library’s parking lot near the curbside pickup spots between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. You’ll see a Friend there who will help you unload your donations.
Event Details Join us in the Library’s Jones Meeting Room on Saturday, October 1 at 3 p.m. to hear Freddy Sams Jr. from Mulligan’s Gaming Pub talk about gaming. He’ll discuss tabletop gaming as a hobby, gaming as a career path, and various branches of the tabletop world. Whether you’re a veteran gamer or interested
Event Details The Washington County Health Department sets up a health information table in the Library’s lobby on the first Tuesday of every month from 1-4 p.m. This month, the health department will share information and answer questions about breast cancer awareness and prevention. Event Type(s): Website Adult Lisa Krekelberg (423) 434-4454 lisa.krekelberg@jcpl.org View Event
Your Library is hosting an author talk with Appalachian writers Shawna Kay Rodenberg and Robert Gipe on Saturday, September 10 at 3 p.m. We’re partnering with our local independent bookstore, Atlas Books, for the event. Authors Rodenberg and Gipe will discuss Rodenberg’s 2021 memoir Kin. After their conversation they will hold a Q&A session with
Can you believe that the new school year is already here? As your teens get back into the rhythm of the academic year, keep in mind that the Library provides free online resources for high school learning, research, testing, and more. Below you’ll find descriptions of a few of these helpful resources, but you can
Your Library partnered with ETSU graphic design students this spring to create new artwork for our Media Center (a.k.a. the DVD section). Three students—Saydee Nye-Fox, Toni Matheson, and Mackenzie Hooven—created eight posters featuring books with movie adaptions. The finished posters, on display now in the DVD section, are visually stunning. Saydee, Toni, and Mackenzie each
Have you read a book you want to talk about with fellow bibliophiles? Do you love chatting with friends over a pint? Then your Library’s monthly discussion group, Bring Your Own Book, is the place for you! What is Bring Your Own Book? Bring Your Own Book is a partnership between your Library and Johnson
