Saturday, November 3, 2007, 9:00 a.m. thru 2:00 p.m. Children’s and Youth Festival at Valdosta-Lowndes County Public Library, Valdosta, GA. The festival will include an author reading by Joyce Carol Thomas, storytelling, poetry contests, singing and dancing. Arrangements for the appearance of Joyce Carol Thomas made through HarperCollins Speakers Bureau, NY, NY. All ages will enjoy the festival so bring the entire family!
Sunday, October 14, 2007, 2:00-5:00 p.m. The Big Read Kick-Off will take place at John W. Saunders Memorial Park, 1151 River Street Valdosta, GA. (Formerly known as Barber Park). Click here to print a copy of a map to John W. Saunders Memorial Park. There will be food, music, reading, and copies of Their Eyes Were Watching God will be given away while supplies last to people signing up for a book discussion group.
Keep watching for the Hidden History Tours, coming soon………
Oct. 29- Nov. 2
Monday-Friday, Tours at 1 and 3pm
A tour that takes you from the roof to the basement and everywhere there’s Hidden History at VSU…….
For more info contact Archives: 333-7150
The Trailblazin’ Librarians will be at Georgia & Brown Halls this Fall to help you with your assignments or research.
Georgia Hall Schedule
2nd & 4th Tuesdays from 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sept. 11, 2007 – Nov. 27, 2007
Brown Hall Schedule
1st & 3rd Tuesdays from 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sept. 18, 2007 – Dec. 4, 2007
For more information call (229) 333-7149.
No more searching for a password! If you’re off campus or out of town use anywhere access to connect to the library’s e-resources. A valid blazenet id and password is required to use this service.
On Tuesday, October 3rd, Odum Library screened Purity, a movie by Anat Zuria:
Israeli filmmaker Anat Zuria examines the Tharat Hamishpaha (family purity), the ancient laws and rituals shaping women’s lives and sexuality within Jewish Orthodoxy. Giving new insight into a guarded religious community, Zuria presents her own experiences adhering to Orthodox practices, as well as those of her friends Natalie, Katie and Shira. At the heart of their stories is the “nidda†- a ten to twelve day period restricting women from touching or engaging in sexual intimacy with their husbands, which culminates with a trip to the “mikve†(cleansing baths).
We welcome your comments, questions and thoughts on the film. Let’s Talk About It!
