The Calloway County Public Library has several community events coming up.
Hear Community Relations Coordinator Sandy Linn speak with Tracy Ross on Sounds Good about what to expect.
Linn says the first part in a three-part series with the Murray State Department of History, "Black Indians and Black Mountain Men on the Frontier: Restoring a Vanishing Legacy,” was postponed due to inclement weather over the weekend. However, that event will be rescheduled.
There are two other presentations later this spring, "Abraham Lincoln, Race and Emancipator" by Dr. James Humphreys and “Clifton Rodes Breckinridge Remembers the Civil War" by Dr. Duane Bolin.
Another scheduled event, a Health Rhythms Group Drumming Session, is planned for Feb. 22. Linn says that program includes expression through drums, vocals and stepping.
And there’s a multi-generational community read coming up. The event features the book “Stella By Starlight” by author Sharon Draper. That’s scheduled for March 21.
The CCPL is also hosting a celebration of late author Doctor Seuss’ birthday March 1. Linn says the event will feature special readers and guests for kids in preschool through second grade.