Beebe Library’s fall programming for adults got underway on September 11 with author Xujun Eberlein (pictured, left, with Beebe Library Assistant Director Laura Zalewski). The upcoming schedule features a varied lineup of programs.

On Wednesday, October 1, at 7 p.m., Beebe Library welcomes “The Muses” for an evening of Celtic music. “The Muses” are Tanya Brody and Matthew Gurnsey, a talented duo from Colorado who do amazing vocal harmonies and perform with a myriad of instruments. “The Ballad as History” is a delightful program that explores actual historical events and how they were recorded in song more poetically than any historian could tell.

On Wednesday, October 22, at 7 p.m., get in the mood to celebrate Halloween with “Ghost Stories from New England” with storyteller Dan Tremblay. Enjoy extraordinary film footage of ghosts and share your experiences of unearthly beings with the group. Do ghosts exist? We’ll let you decide.

Many thanks to the Friends of Beebe Library who fund the adult program series.

Categories: Adult Programs,Library News
Tags: Celtic music, ghost stories, programs