Big Library Read

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http://blogs.overdrive.com/featured-post-library-blog/2014/02/10/big-library-read-cooks-up-something-new/ Big Library Read, OverDrive’s “global book club,” is back once again for libraries to lend millions of users around the world the same eBook simultaneously for free! The program that in 2013 brought us Michael Malone’s Four Corners of the Sky and Jane O’Connor’s Nancy Clancy, Super Sleuth is now bringing the secrets of … Read more

Library closed

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More snow! We’re staying closed today. It’ll give folks a chance to clean up. Stay safe. We’ll be open tomorrow, 10-3. Fines will be waived if items are overdue because of the storm.

Pember Board Meeting

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A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Pember Library and Museum will be held on the third Thursday of each month at the Pember. This is a regular meeting and open to the public.

First Friday

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February First Friday Features  Robotics Team     First Friday at The Pember in Granville will feature Granville High School’s VEX Robotics team. Students will unleash their robots and have them travel an official obstacle course laid out on the floor of the Pember. Meanwhile, Jennifer Dashef ’s sixth-grade class will be showing off the … Read more

Board Meeting

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The Pember Library and Museum Board of Trustees will be holding a board meeting on Sunday Feb 2, 2014 at 1pm in the Pember Library 33 West Main St Granville, NY 12832 The Board would welcome your attendance.

New Pember Volunteer

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On January 25th at 10:30 the Pember Library welcomed a new volunteer.  Lilly is a certified therapy dog with Therapy Dogs International.  Lilly will be visiting the library monthly to provide a companionable audience for children to read with.  Children of all ages and reading levels are encouraged to come down and pick out their … Read more

Book Club

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The next selection for the Pember Book Club is Emily Dickinson, her letter to the world by Polly Longsworth KIRKUS REVIEW says: Emily Dickinson is a personality with a special attraction for adolescents. Her poems require little experience to scan, and once read retain their fascination by the elusive inscrutability of the message coupled with … Read more