Williamson County Public Library System

This is open, free play of American Mahjong. There will be materials for 8 players at a time, if tables are full, you may observe until a game ends. Beginners are welcome, however there is no instructional component to the meetup, you will need to be at least familiar with the game. If you have never played before, you are welcome to observe.

Happy Father's Day.
We have something for every dad at the library.

9:30 am-Caregivers and babies ages 0 months - 2 years are welcome to experience a dinosaur dig full of sensory experiences.
11:00 am-Caregivers and children ages 3-5 are welcome to experience a dinosaur dig full of sensory experiences.

Adults 18+ are invited to learn about the "Body Farm"-the Anthropological Research Facility at the University of Knoxville. Advanced graduate student, Ms. Christine Bailey will be our guest speaker. She will highlight stories and the important research the facility does. Registration required.

All Williamson County Libraries will be closed on Friday, June 19.
We are always available online at wcpltn.org

Karin Bailey, family caregiver and Volunteer Community Educator, will demonstrate to caregivers how to help someone living with dementia participate in daily activities while balancing safety and independence.

Come hangout with us at the Arrington Farmers Market. Stop by and get your FREE library card and check out all the great booths.

Based on real events, Elaine Hume Peake and Don Keith deliver a gripping, cinematic tale of bravery and sacrifice, capturing the relentless perseverance of the men and women who answered the call to war.
With the specter of the Great Depression behind him and the horrors of Nazi-occupied Europe ahead, Edward Hume leaves his Pennsylvania coal mining town to volunteer as one of the first US Army bomb demolition captains in the Second World War.

Red, white, blue, and plenty of summer fun!

Kids Day returns to Pinkerton Park tomorrow, Wednesday, June 17, from 9-11 a.m. with a special America 250 theme.

Kids can decorate kites, play colonial games, enjoy coloring activities, and take part in a morning of patriotic fun at the park.

We hope to see you there!

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