Schools and Libraries
January 31, 2023
From: Mill Valley Public LibraryExhibit And Opening Reception
Listen to the Music - Village Music: The Best Little Record Store in the World
Tuesday, February 7th | 5:30-7:30pm
Lower Level Gallery
Mill Valley music legend John Goddard owned and operated the beloved local record shop Village Music for nearly 40 years. In that time, he developed lasting friendships, a renowned concert series, a mighty personal record collection, and a deep sense of community that continues to resonate with Mill Valley’s music lovers. Countless influential musicians from around the world stopped by Village Music to meet with John and peruse the records in his shop. As BB King put it, Goddard was "the owner of the best record store in the world."
Join us for a reception to celebrate the opening of our new exhibit, Village Music: The Best Little Record Store in the World.
No registration required.
For Adults
Film Friday: Black History Month
Fridays in February | 2:30-4:45pm
Creekside Room
Experience Black History Month with a cinematic journey through time. Attendees can expect to learn some film history, improve understanding of the Black experience, and take part in a discussion afterwards.
February 3rd: Lilies of the Field (1963)
February 10th: The Great Debaters (2007)
February 17th: Hidden Figures (2016)
February 24th: BlacKkKlansman (2018)
This FREE program is for adults. No registration required.
For Teens
Book Enthusiasts: Banned Book Club
Tuesday, February 28th | 7-8:15pm
Virtual meeting on Zoom. Registrants will be sent a Zoom link upon registration. Click here to register.
This month's book: Monday is Not Coming by Tiffany D. Jackson
Hello teen book lovers! Are you interested in joining a fun teen book club but don't know where to start? Or are you not a big reader, but want to meet other teens and learn about new books? Then the Book Enthusiasts Book Club is perfect for you. The BE Book Club is an open discussion book club for teens to discuss their favorite banned books and ask the question, should these books be banned?
High schoolers only. There will be one meeting a month and meetings will be virtual. All teens will be provided with a free copy of each book that they will pick-up at the library; they will vote on each month's book. For more information email Librarian Jasmyn at [email protected].
For All Ages
Valentine's Pop-Up Card Creations
Wednesday, February 8th | 2:30-3:30pm
Creekside Room
Come make your very own heartfelt creations for all of your friends and loved ones to share this Valentine's Day! All ages welcomed. Click here to register.
For Adults
Mending Meetup
Saturday, February 11th | 2-4pm
Creekside Room
Do you have an old sweater or pair of pants that could use some TLC? Come mend with us! Bring items in need of buttons, hems, patches, darning, etc and give your best-loved clothes a second life. Feel free to bring your own mending supplies or use ours, free of charge!
This program is open to adults with any level of craftiness or sewing experience. Participants will have the opportunity to learn and share with one another and have the assistance of one of our craftiest librarians.
Registration required. Click here to register.