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Thursday, April 23 at 7:00 pm
Dennis Public Library presents
Ron Williams in celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month. All are welcome. Ron Williams plays Finger-Style
Jazz Guitar and sings from the Great American Songbook. He performs a variety
of music that includes familiar Standards, Easy Listening and Popular
selections from the 1930's to the present. Come and enjoy the show. No charge
for attendance.
Saturday, April 11 at 2:00 pm
Phyllis Horton of the Dennis Historical Society creatively presents an illustrated lecture on our Old Houses, both still standing and long gone. This core part of Dennis history shows the wide variety of styles employed through the years. A $5 donation at the door benefits the Dennis Historical Society.
Photo of the Joseph K. Baker homestead, loaned by Pauline Kennedy of Dennis Port in August 2000. This stately home is now gone, but it once stood on the north side of Route 28 in Dennis Port, just east of the intersection with South Street. The barn is still used as a club called The Improper Bostonian.
Our volunteer instructor Bill Maloney has canceled Tuesday evening ESL classes for the next two weeks - March 24th and 31st. Classes will resume Tuesday, April 7th.
We are experiencing a problem with our automatic email notification system. Please check event dates carefully in any emails that you have received recently, as some old event postings have gone out attached to new postings. We are working to diagnose the issue and will hopefully have it resolved shortly.
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"Why is learning in the visual arts essential to education in the 21st century?
- To strengthen literacy. The arts are an essential language.
- To develop a globally competitive workforce. The arts develop essential skills for global competitiveness.
- To nurture engaged learners. The arts promote active and complex learning.
Come see the show this month during most of the library's open hours.
