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Sheridan Public Library

The Friends of the Sheridan Library

Recent Events

A bearded man in a baseball cap, dark t-shirt and khakis is speaking to four people around a small table in a park. Behind them are two trees behind a pair of canopies with people selling locally-produced pie and ice cream.

<== Our Pie & Ice Cream Social on Sept 14...

Shirley Sand made 17 quilts .

She paired them with matching picture books and is selling them as a fund raiser for the Library! ==>

Shirley Sand, a lady with white hair and glasses, wearing jeans and a sweater in horizontal stripes of warm and cool greys, smiles as she stands in front of a wooden screen with three quilts displayed. the most prominent quilt features covers from Dr. Seuss books.

The Library was the gathering site for the 1st Annual WITCHES' RIDE,

...and Afterwards the Witches PAINTED MASKS in the Library.

Regular Groups at the Sheridan Library

Book Club

Second Sunday, 1:30

Guilty as Cinnamon, by Leslie Budewitz

Knitting Group

Thursdays 2-4pm

Beginners Welcome!

Art Group

Last Friday 2-4pm

This month's class: TBA

Bring your Scratchboard Art from last time, or pick one up at the Library to paint!

Annual Meeting: Second Tuesday of September at 5pm.

Friends of the library are welcome, but not required to attend.

Board and Friends meeting Agendas

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The Friends of the Sheridan Public Library believe a library’s books and publications… help us escape from where we are to far away places…entertain us with stories and comedy…teach us compassion and bring us new human connections. A library is a technological resource, a community internet connection, and a creative hub as well as a place for all ages and interests. Our library provides a cozy warm environment where people can gather and discuss, and where quiet and contemplation are respected. All are welcome here.

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The Mission of the Friends of the Sheridan Public Library, Inc. is to support the Library, its services and programs, by generating current and long-term funding, by sponsoring library programming for the benefit of the community, and by developing volunteer involvement. --Approved 2023-03

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