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Featured Programs and Book Clubs

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Book Clubs

Text Books & Brews Book Club
Join us at The Drafting Table for lively conversation while we discuss books from an eclectic list of authors. This month's book is The Last White Man by Mohsin Hamid. No registration is required
Between the Lines Book Club title with multi-colored stack of books Between the Lines Book Club
Join us on Wednesday the 13th for an hour of eclectic reads and discussion. We provide coffee while you provide the conversation. New readers are always welcome. December's book is The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill. Physical copies are available at the Information Desk. The eBook and eaudiobook are available on Overdrive/Libby. No registration required.

The History of Michigan Told in Shipwrecks

The History of Michigan Told in Shipwrecks

Shipwrecks are fascinating to divers, historians and anyone with an imagination that's been near the lakes on a stormy day. Different wrecks can tell stories of courage and heroism, but also of cowardice and greed. They can also be used as a way to see the changing nature of shipping on the Great Lakes and the evolution of Michigan, from territory to frontier state to modern times. Join us as professional historian, Andrew Kercher, presents this exciting program. Registration required

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