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South Coastal Library
43 Kent Avenue
Bethany Beach, DE 19930
(302) 539-5231
E-mail: SouthCoastal.Library@lib.de.us


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  Friday   1 pm - 5 pm
  Saturday   9 am - 3 pm
  Sunday   closed

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Adult Winter Programs

History Clubs
Music Computers
Art Armchair Traveler
Foreign Film Festival  


Music
music notes

Papillons
Woodwind Quintet

This group will play a variety
of Broadwat show tunes
arra
nged for quintet.

Thurs
day, March
22nd
6:30 - 7:30 pm


Clubs
Beach Chix* with Stix
Knitting Club

(*Gentlemen also welcome!)
Knitting needles & yarn
Thursdays, 10 - 11:30 am
Feb. 16th, Mar. 15th,
Apr. 19th, & May 17th
Bring your current project,
get new ideas, and meet
other knitters & crocheters.


Book Discussion Club
"
Fractured Genius"
bookworm
Tuesdays, 1
- 3 pm
Join Morgan Golladay for
this mystery book discussion.
February 21st: Bedlam by Laura Joh Rowland
March 20th: House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz
April 17th: Pirate King by Laurie King
Registration Required.
Place the book on hold & pick up
a reading guide at the library.


Computers
Computer Classes
computer
Tuesdays, 2-3:30 pm
Wednesdays, 10-11:30 am

We offer classes on the following:
Computer Basics
Internet Searching
Introduction to Gmail
Introduction to Yahoo email
MS Word 2007
Class size is limited.
Registration is required.
Note: Participation is limited to
one-time
enrollment in each class topic.


Internet Genealogy


Learn how to explore your roots
online with Nancy Nebiker.
(US databases only.)
You must have a
Delaware
library card and your PIN.

Bring at least 3 names to research.
Fridays, 2 - 3:30 pm
Choose ONE class
Jan. 27th OR Feb. 24th OR Mar. 23rd
Class size is limited.
Registration is required.

Note: Participation is limited to
one-time
enrollment in each class topic.


History

"The Creole Affair:
Slavery, Diplomacy & Law"

Learn about the most successful slave
revolt in US history from author and attorney
Arthus T. Downey. The violent incident almost
provoked war with great Britain & involved
such people as "Acting" President John Tyler,
former President John Adams,
Daniel Webster, and Charles Dickens.

Monday, March 12th
6:00 - 7:30 pm

"The Impact of the Civil War
on Cities & Towns in America"

In a 2-part series, Civil War author
& historian Tom Ryan explores the impact
of the Civil War on towns, including Hanover, PA;
Wilmington, NC; Columbia & Aiken, SC;
Augusta, GA; Jacksonville, FL;
Montgomery & Selma, AL;
San Antonio, TX; and Franklin, TN.

Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:30 pm
April 5th & May 3rd

"Famous Women: Anna Leonowens"
This costumed monologue captures
the personality & times of Anna
of "The King & I."
Thursday, March 15th
1 - 2 pm

This program brought to you in part
by the Delaware Humanities Forum.


Art

"Pablo Picasso:
An Artist for All Seasons"

Learn about Picasso's life & innovative styles.
Special attention will be drawn to
the influence of women on his life &
the courage he exhibited in his art and actions
during the Nazi occupation of Paris.

Tuesday, February 28th
2-3:15 pm
This program brought to you in part
by the Delaware Humanities Forum.


Armchair Traveler

Enjoy a series of cultural explorations
through the personal travel photos
& experiences of local community members.
Thursdays, 6 -7 pm
Feb. 23rd: Central Asia with Pat & Gordon Wood
March 29th: Greece & Turkey with Dick Fox

Foreign Film Festival

Indulge in an eclectic
selection of foreign films.
Tuesdays, 6 pm
February 7th
March 6th & April 3rd

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