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Welcome Back!
On behalf of everyone at FCL, welcome back! We look forward to seeing you soon, whether it's for browsing, computer access, reading newspapers and magazines, studying, etc. We comply with MDHHS rules stating children ages 2-11 and those that are unvaccinated should wear a mask.
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Summer Reading: June 5 - August 1
It's time to for Summer Reading at FCL! Register beginning June 5, 2021. For detailed information on Summer Reading Programs for Adults, Teens and Children click here.
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1920: Life 100 years ago. Detroit, Michigan and America
Join Christopher Lock, a Metro Detroit native, and author as he discusses life 100 years ago in Detroit and Michigan at the start of the Roaring 1920s. Registration required.
Wednesday, June 16, 7 p.m.
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Thursdays are Thrilling - Walking Up the Food Chain
Thursday, June 17, 2 p.m.
(For Children Finishing Grades K-5)The Leslie Science and Nature Center will create a food chain with the help of meeting live animals up close! Registration required.
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Mind Games: The Science of Perception and Deception
William Pack is a professional magician, storyteller, and author coming to us from Chicago via Zoom. Our brain decides how we perceive everything around us. Registration required.
Thursday, June 17, 7 p.m.
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Listening Sessions - Seniors
The purpose of these listening sessions is to serve as a problem-solving platform and to enhance relations between FCL and the community it serves. Register for the session by clicking here or call the Library at (248) 553-0300.
Monday, June 21, 11 a.m.
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Miz Rosie Presents Harriet Tubman
Rosie Chapman, a.k.a. Miz Rosie, is a storyteller, author, poet, artist, therapist, and school social worker who thrills audiences of all ages with storytelling. Rosie’s interactive “edutainment”, combining educating, enlightening and entertaining, tickles the soul, warms the heart, and stimulates the mind. Registration required.
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Family Fun in Riley Park - Randy Kaplan
Children and adults will enjoy Randy's songs. He blends pop, funk, jazz, hip hop, and storytelling for one enjoyable evening. Get the cloud juice ready!
Wednesday, June 23, 7 p.m. Walter E Sundquist Pavillion Sundquist Pavillion
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Library News
Book and Material Donations
The Farmington Community Library is now accepting donations of books and materials.
Due to limited resources and COVID-19 safety measures, we are limiting donations to the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Donations will be accepted at the Twelve Mile location only until further notice. Drop off donations at the East side of the building at the 12 Mile location, not at the front doors or inside the building. We cannot accept donations that are brought into the building or outside these days and times.
Please do not donate books and items that are without covers, stained, mildewed or musty or with yellowed or brittle paper, recordings (vinyl records and cassette tapes), video cassettes, computer software, Reader’s Digest Condensed Books, textbooks and workbooks over 5 years old, magazines, or law and medical collections. Read more details…
What’s New and Notable
Check out some of our newest titles! Sign up for our weekly (every Friday) BOOK SIZZLE newsletter for these New and Notable title links, best seller lists, talked about books on air, author and book award highlights and reading suggestions for what’s going on this week! To see the current issue of Book Sizzle click here.
