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Wednesday, December 20th at 2:00 p.m.
Join us for a fun and engaging discussion of Chesapeake Requiem: A Year With the Watermen of Vanishing Tangier Island by Earl Swift. Please contact the library at 508-760-6219 with any questions or to place a copy on hold.
Tuesday, December 12th at 6:30 p.m.
Like mysteries? Join the Mystery Book Club in December for a great discussion of Silent Bite by David Rosenfelt. Please contact the library at 508-760-6219 with any questions or to place a copy on hold.
Stay tuned for our events:
CLOSED Thursday, November 23rd and Friday, November 24th
The library will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 23rd and 24th in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Dennis Public Library will resume its regular hours on Saturday, November 25th from 10-2.
Stop by and stock up on books and DVDs before the holiday. Don't forget that you can always check out ebooks through the Libby app.
Enjoy the holiday!
Tuesday, November 21st at 1:00 p.m.
Cape Media Center will provide an overview of their Mevo kit. Mevo is a multi-camera system for wireless streaming that allows you to stream to multiple platforms. Learn about this exciting "studio in a backpack" and discover how you can stream content and build an audience across multiple platforms.
Please call 508-760-6219 to register.
Kathleen Kenneally: Sometimes tidy, sometimes not. Sometimes frustrating, most times fun. It is all part of the creative process as a “latecomer” to reading about art, looking at art, talking about art, and making art. Exciting!I have been learning about painting more seriously in the past three years and, happily, more often in the past year. I have played with pastels, been wooed by watercolors, dabbled in oils, but am currently enjoying the antics of acrylics.
I am inspired by pathways, whether on land or water, so beautifully prominent on the Cape. My love for walking and kayaking have left imprints that motivate and challenge me to capture them on canvas. Composition, value, contrast, light, perspective, atmospheric conditions, color theory….so much comes into play. The blank canvas can be intimidating. Now though, with more time, easy access to on-line info, and a few classes along the way, there is a growing comfort and confidence in “just going for it”.
Kathleen has recently stepped away from a 20-year career as a massage therapist. However, she continues to engage a similar tactile sense through painting.
Joyce A. Sullivan: Seeing the beauty, the happenstance and humor in day-to-day activities provides ample material to keep my journals full. Sometimes I focus on capturing in sketches what is immediately in front of me; other times, I just want to play with an abundance of color and collage pieces to see what happens, the “what if….”, so vital in the creative process.My journal pages reflect images of the world around me – my gardens, my pets, the animals that visit the yard and the people I observe. I hope my work will inspire viewers to look a little more closely for the wonders in their world.
Joyce taught elementary school for 35 years; has always been interested in art and has nurtured this interest through a variety of art classes.
The November online issue of BookPage is here. Enjoy the unique perspective this publication gives into authors and their works.
Click on the cover to go to our landing page, where the latest issue can be accessed, along with older issues. Once you see the magazine cover, you may advance by using the arrow or click on the "+" sign to make the print larger as needed.
The Friends of the Dennis Public Library pay for our hardcopy subscription. Come in and take home a copy while supplies last.
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