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LEWISTON — The Lewiston public library has several virtual events available while the stay-at-home order is in place.
The library staff is holding a weekly conversation about what they’re reading at 11 a.m. tuesdays via Facebook Live.
Participants are welcome to make suggestions, share thoughts, find resources, and get personalized recommendations from the librarians. The broadcasts will also be available to watch later, along with a list of the books that were talked about.
A preschool sing-a-long, featuring songs, chants, and movement at 10 a.m. every Tuesday. Videos will stream via LPL Kids Facebook. Everyone in the family is welcome to join the library staff in singing, moving and more.
The library is hosting Maine poets reading Maine poetry (and others) throughout the month of April on our Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube accounts to celebrate National Poetry Month. Maine Poet Laureate Stu Kestenbaum is online reading a short poem about a true Maine tradition.
And keep an eye out all through April for other Maine poets.
For kids, there will be an animal poetry party at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 18, on the library’s Facebook page, live.
The librayr also has a list of French eBooks and audiobooks on Cloud Library. Most are available to borrow right now. An expired library card is the most common issue preventing users from borrowing items, but patrons may renew their cards online.
