Adults

PRACTICAL MINDFULNESS  at Ambler

A mindfulness you can use seed class with Linda D. Wiesinger, BA Psych, CiPP, CCC, grounded positivity practitioner & chief sprouter for Why Not Sprout?! Learn about mindfulness and learn a fun technique to have less stress and more fulfillment in your interactions.

Refreshments at 6:30 pm
Program starts at 7:00 pm
This program is part of Tea and Scones.

Say you'll be there! Stop by the Library or call 215-646-1072 to register or for more information!
Our Tea and Scones programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Ambler Library!

Books on Tap! WVPL's Book Club in a Bar! 

Meet at Phil's Tavern, 931 Butler Pike, Blue Bell at  7 PM.  

Limited to 16 attendees.  Please be kind and register at wvplbooksontap.eventbrite.com.  Walk-ins discouraged, as we must reserve seating at the restaurant.  If you would like to attend and do NOT have access to a computer, please call Outreach Coordinator at 215-643-1320 ext. 14 and we will register for you.

NOTE: This event is for adults only, age 21 and over.  Attendees are responsible for their purhcases. CASH only.

The Greater Philadelphia Chinese Cultural Center in Blue Bell will be at the library to share a glimpse of the wonderful tradition of the Lunar New Year.  With music and dance, we'll learn about this joyous time to gather with family and hope for good fortune in the upcoming year.  Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate the Year of the Dog! 

This event is free and open to the public; however, seating is limited.  Please register before Feb 20 at luckywvpl.eventbrite.com 

Upper Dublin & Wissahickon Valley Public Librares are excited to host

Philadelphia author Elizabeth LaBan

as she discusses and launches her newest novel, Not Perfect. Join us for this very special book launch! Light refreshments, book sale, and signing.

Thursday, February 1
7:00 pm, Upper Dublin Township Municipal Building
801 Loch Alsh Avenue, Fort Washington, PA

Space is limited, so get your FREE tickets for this event today! Tickets available in the Library or at laban2018.brownpapertickets.com

Elizabeth LaBan lives in Philadelphia with her restaurant critic husband and two children. She is the author of The Restaurant Critic’s Wife which was published by Lake Union, the young adult novel The Tragedy Paper, published by Knopf, which has been translated into eleven foreign languages, The Grandparents Handbook, published by Quirk Books, which has been translated into seven foreign languages, and Pretty Little World, which she co-authored with Melissa DePino.  

She is a freelance writer and editor whose work has appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, New York Newsday and The Times-Picayune, among other publications. She also ghost writes a weekly column, and has ghost written two books.

The Let’s Discuss It Author Series is a joint partnership of the Upper Dublin and Wissahickon Valley Public Libraries