Paul Sawyier Public Library Volume 11, Issue 4 | August — … · 2019. 7. 29. · Maria...

River Boat Tours For Adults & Families! pages 4 & 9

Gathering of Authors For Adults! page 2

Battle of the Books Book Clubs

For Tweens! page 7

Volume 11, Issue 4 | August — September 2019

Paul Sawyier Public Library

RBdigital: Expanded Eaudio Collection

For Everyone! page 3

2 | August - September 2019

319 Wapping StreetFrankfort, KY 40601

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Library Closings:September 2

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Natalie WilkersonMaria Bartholomew Robert KellermanMary Lynn Collins

Patty Crittenden Alison Cuentas Carolyn Lynch

Cheryl SandefurBernie MazaheriConnie Crowe

Library Director:Donna Gibson

Media Designer and Newsletter Editor:

Stacy Stamper

authors. This event is free and open to the public. Come out and join us, and see what some of Kentucky’s best have to offer!

The Library is excited to host its twelfth annual Gathering of Authors, a yearly celebration of Kentucky’s rich literary tradition where we host writers from across the Bluegrass.

But the Gathering isn’t just about the authors… it’s about you, the readers! This event is an excellent opportunity for you to meet authors in a casual atmosphere. You can stop by, chat with this year’s participants, and pick up their newest releases which they will have available for sale. You can even get your books signed!

This year’s Gathering of Authors will take place on Saturday, August 17, from 10:00am to 2:00pm. In the coming days, check our website for more information about participating

Carolyn Bond

Gene Burch

P.A. Cotchery

Don Dampier

Steve Demaree

Amanda Driscoll

Ron Elliott

Ann Gabhart

Russ Hatter

Blair Thomas Hess

Pam Hirschler

Tonya Kappes

Shannon McRoberts

Lynwood Montell

Christina Murphy

Bill Noel

Kim Michele Richardson

Kurt Robinson

Sherry Robinson

Charles Roe

Kyle Romines

Virginia Smith

Bonnie Strassell

Richard Taylor

Mary Ann Taylor-Hall

Lynn Tincher

Bertena Varney

Steve Vest

Ben Woodard

Broadstone Books

The Twelfth Annual Gathering of Authors

Meet the Authors

I had a wonderful time being an

author at the Gathering of Authors... my favorite event of the year.

— Steve Demaree

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New & Upcoming BooksOne Good Deed by David Baldacci

The New Girl by Daniel Silva

The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead

Window on the Bay by Debbie Macomber

Lady in the Lake by Laura Lippman

Outfox by Sandra Brown

The Last Good Guy by T. Jefferson Parker

The Oysterville Sewing Circle by Susan Wigg

Contraband by Stuart Woods

Old Bones by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

Tidelands by Philippa Gregory

The Last Widow by Karin Slaughter

The Dark Side by Danielle Steel

A Better Man by Louise Penny

The Girl Who Lived Twice by David Lagercrantz

A Deadly Deception by Tessa Harris

Do you listen to audio books on your phone? Are you on a long hold list for an audio book on Kentucky Libraries Unbound/Libby? Take a look at RBdigital! We have recently quadrupled the number of eaudio books available through RBdigital (now over 32,000!), and many are always available with no holds. In addition to adult titles, we also have a large collection of children’s and teen audio books.

RBdigital also offers access to digital magazines, and we just added Acorn TV which includes British TV shows and movies like Foyle’s War, Midsummer Murders, and A Place to Call Home.

To access everything that RBdigital has to offer, including their mobile apps, go to www.pspl.org/ebooks.

September is Library Card Sign Up month, and we’re celebrating your ticket to adventure! In addition to giving you access to books, audios, movies, music, documentaries, language learning programs, free events, and more, in September your card will also allow you to go on your own

river boat adventure. Set sail on the Kentucky River Thorobred on September 20 at 10am, or go cruising with Kentucky River Tours on a Tuesday in September at 5:15pm. Events are free, but registration is required. All ages are welcome. Get ready for an adventure!

More Audio Books! RBdigital Spotlight

Your Library Card Your Ticket to Adventure


adultsInside the Lines Coloring Club Saturday, August 3 • 1:00pm-3:00pm Saturday, September 7 • 1:00pm-3:00pm Join us for an afternoon of coloring and relaxation. Tap into your creativity with coloring books for adults.

Ripped From the Headlines: A Civil Civic Conversation Monday, August 5 • 6:30pm | Community Room Tuesday, September 3 • 6:30pm | Community Room Join us each month for a community conversation devoted to a topic of current national interest. All are welcome! August’s discussion topic will be freedom of speech/censorship. September’s discussion topic will be reparations for African Americans. Co-sponsored by The State Journal and PSPL.

Canning 101: The Basics Tuesday, August 6 • 6:00pm

Join us for a free and informative presentation on safe food preservation techniques presented by Mercer County Extension Agent Luci Hockersmith. Topics include pressure canning, boiling water bath canning, high acid foods, low acid foods, headspace, and more!

Yoga for Beginners Wednesday, August 7 • 6:00pm Wednesday, August 21 • 6:00pm Wednesday, September 11 • 6:00pm Wednesday, September 25 • 6:00pm

Certified yoga instructor Grace Rogers will lead participants in breathing exercises, simple physical postures, and relaxation. Please wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat if you have one.

Votes for Women: The Nineteenth Amendment and the Trail to Ratification

Thursday, August 22 • 6:30pm The year 2020 will mark the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment which guaranteed women the right to vote. Join us as we kick off the year’s commemorative festivities with stories and songs presented by the Women Suffrage Centennial Celebration and Chorus. Be a part of the celebration as they present a living history replica of the ratification flag, adding each star throughout 2019 and 2020.

Registration is required, and all events will take place in the River Room, unless otherwise stated. Register at www.pspl.org/calendar, at the Library, or by contacting Diane Dehoney at 352-2665 x108 or [email protected].

How-To Festival Saturday, September 21 • 1:00pm-4:00pm Join us for an afternoon of fun and learning for all ages as local presenters teach 30 things in 3 hours!

Gathering of Authors Saturday, August 17 • 10:00am-2:00pm Authors from across the Bluegrass will sell and sign their works as well as talk with you, the reader!

Kentucky River Boat Tours Tuesdays, September 3-24 • 5:15pm

Meet at River View Park

Cruise on the Kentucky River Thorobred Friday, September 20 • 10:00am

Camp Nelson Monday, September 9 • 6:30pm Dr. Stephen McBride of Camp Nelson will discuss the site’s evolution from farmland to Civil War fortification to county park to its current status as a national monument. Sponsored by the Frankfort Civil War Roundtable, the Capital City Museum, and PSPL.

The Official Kentucky Liar’s Contest Monday, September 30 • 6:00pm We are proud to present The Official Kentucky Liar’s Contest in celebration of Kentucky Storytelling Month. We invite you to tell your best tall tale to compete for marvelous prizes and the title of “Kentucky’s Best Liar.”


Discussion GroupsBreakfast with a Book August 31 • 9:30am In Our Time by Ernest Hemingway

Film Discussion Group August 1 • 6:30pm | Board Room Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind directed by Michel Gondry

September 5 • 6:30pm | Board Room East of Eden directed by Elia Kazan

Kentucky Book Group August 15 • 6:30pm The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis

September 19 • 6:30pm Loretta Lynn: Coal Miner’s Daughter by Loretta Lynn

Mystery Book Group August 26 • 7:00pm | Board Room The Last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine

September 23 • 7:00pm | Board Room The Other Woman by Sandie Jones

Speculative Fiction Discussion Group

August 19 • 6:30pm Train to Busan directed by Yeon Sang-ho

Diversity Downtown September 7 • 1:30pm | Board Room

RBG directed by Julie Cohen and Betsy West

PSPL at the Movies August 13 • 6:30pm

Taking Woodstock directed by Ang Lee

September 10 • 6:30pm Helter Skelter directed by Tom Gries

Bourbon Archaeology: Unearthing Kentucky’s Forgotten Distilleries

Tuesday, September 17 • 6:00pm Join local archaeologist Nick Laracuente as we step back in time and explore forgotten bourbon distilleries. The distilling industry is a critical piece of Kentucky’s history and its continued success. Nick will discuss the three tiers of distilleries (industrial, farm, and moonshine) and how they both influenced and were influenced by Kentucky’s economic and social movements. The talk will highlight the findings from archaeological investigations of two farm distilleries in Woodford County and how exploring this history teaches us more about distilling and life during the 1800s in Kentucky.

Nick Laracuente, The Bourbon Archaeologist Nick Laracuente is a Kentucky based archaeologist whose “day-job” is a manager at the Kentucky State Historic Preservation Office. Outside of his state work, he is the director of the Jack Jouett Archaeology Project, a community archaeology project involving over 130 volunteers focused on investigations of early whiskey distilleries in Central Kentucky. The project earned several awards including the Kentucky Historical Society Excellence in Preservation Education 2015 and the Ida Lee Willis Service to Preservation Award 2016. It was also recognized by former First Lady Michelle Obama.

In 2016, Nick got a call from Buffalo Trace who had “found something old” during the renovation of the O.F.C. building on the distillery grounds. Over the next two years, he worked as an independent contractor with Buffalo Trace’s engineers and architects to unearth and document the remains of several distilleries that were buried beneath the floor of the present-day building.

September is National Bourbon Heritage Month & Kentucky Archaeology Month!


kids Registration is required unless otherwise stated, and signups begin two Mondays before the event. Please register at www.pspl.org/calendar or at the Library. All events will be in the Youth Program Room.

Animal Babies Friday, August 16 • 4:30pm Saturday, August 17 • 11:00am Tuesday, August 20 • 5:30pm

Stories, songs, and rhymes designed especially for our youngest patrons and their parents or caregivers.

Babies on the Move Wednesday, August 21 • 9:30am Tuesday, August 27 • 11:00am

Babies love to move! Join in this storytime all about movin’ & groovin’!

Big & Small Babies Friday, September 6 • 4:30pm Tuesday, September 10 • 11:00am

Celebrate all things big and small in this storytime for our smallest patrons and their big grown-ups!

Hello & Goodbye Babies Wednesday, September 18 • 9:30am

Hello, friends! Come to this baby storytime all about hello & goodbye!

Babies Celebrate Yellow Tuesday, September 24 • 11:00am

Join us for a storytime about all of our favorite things that are YELLOW!

For BabiesBirth to 24 mo. and their caregivers. Please register.

Fish Galore! Tuesday, August 13 • 5:30pm Wednesday, August 14 • 10:00am

Stories, crafts, and activities all about fish!

Turtle Storytime Tuesday, September 10 • 5:30pm Wednesday, September 11 • 10:00am

Get to know turtles through stories, crafts, and activities.

Construction Zone Tuesday, September 24 • 5:30pm Wednesday, September 25 • 10:00am

Toddlers have fun in the construction zone.

For ToddlersAges 2-3 and their caregivers. Please register.

What’s in Your Name? Tuesday, August 20 • 6:30pm Thursday, August 22 • 11:00am

Discover and have fun with the letters in your name.

Out of the Box Thursday, September 5 • 11:00am

Think out of the box. What can you make with a drinking straw?

Pete the Cat Tuesday, September 17 • 6:30pm Thursday, September 19 • 11:00am

Put on your magic glasses, and enjoy Pete the Cat activities!

For PreschoolersAges 4-5. Please register.


Kitchen Science: Edible Experiments Wednesday, August 14 • 4:30pm

Get creative in the kitchen! Using everyday kitchen items, kids will create some crazy edible experiments.

Mason Jar Science: Wacky Weather Experiments

Wednesday, August 21 • 4:30pm Create your own rainstorm, snowstorm, tornado, and more in a jar.

K-2 Science Club: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Quicksand

Wednesday, September 11 • 4:30pm Explore the science of mother nature through fun and amazing experiments.

Fall Snacks Wednesday, September 18 • 4:30pm

Grab your apron, and create some amazing fall snacks.

Kitchen Science: Candy Creations Wednesday, September 25 • 4:30pm

Grab your oven mitt, and create some colorful candy creations.

For Kids K-2 Kindergarten to 2nd grade. Please register.

For TweensGrades 3-5. Please register.

PokéClub Thursday, August 8 • 4:30pm AND Thursday, September 12 • 4:30pm | Grades 3-12

Homeschool Art Hour Thursday, August 15 • 2:30pm Thursday, September 19 • 2:30pm | Grades 3-12

Create your own masterpiece inspired by concepts and principles from artists throughout history.

Code Breakers Thursday, August 15 • 6:30pm

Use your detective skills to solve a mystery.

STEAM Skyscrapers Thursday, August 22 • 6:30pm

Kids will design and build amazing skyscrapers.

Junior Historians Club Thursday, September 5 • 6:30pm

Celebrate Kentucky history with fun activities.

Powerful Potions Thursday, September 19 • 6:30pm

Create your own fun soap and bath bomb.

Harry Potter Escape Room: Tweens Thursday, September 26 • 4:30pm

Work together to solve puzzles, find clues, and unlock the room within one hour.

Battle of the Books Book ClubsPlease register, then pick up a book from the Library and be ready to discuss on the dates below.

Third Grade Monday, September 16 • 4:30pm

Join us for snacks and a discussion of 11 Birthdays by Wendy Mass. Books will be available August 13th.

Fourth Grade Monday, September 23 • 4:30pm

Join us for snacks and a discussion of Flora & Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo. Books will be available August 20th.

Fifth Grade Monday, September 30 • 4:30pm

Join us for snacks and a discussion of The War That Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley. Books will be available August 27th.


teensPokéClub

Thursday, August 8 • 4:30pm AND Thursday, September 12 • 4:30pm | Grades 3-12

Play, battle, and create with us!

Mini Monday Monday, August 12 • 6:30pm

Things are about to get itty bitty on Mini Monday. Create micro miniature art, food, and a terrarium!

Homeschool Art Hour Thursday, August 15 • 2:30pm Thursday, September 19 • 2:30pm | Grades 3-12

Create your own masterpiece inspired by concepts and principles from artists throughout history.

Anime and Manga Club Monday, August 19 • 6:30pm Monday, September 16 • 6:30pm

In August, concoct candy sushi rolls. In September, create perler bead magnets and keychains.

Scarf Weaving Monday, September 9 • 6:30pm

Using upcycled straws, make your own loom to weave the perfect scarf for fall!

Yarn Wrapped Letters Saturday, September 14 • 11:00am

Wrap yarn around letters and make a fun wall hanging.

Harry Potter Escape Room: Teens Thursday, September 26 • 6:30pm

Work together to solve puzzles, find clues, and unlock the room within one hour.

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) Friday, August 23 • 4:30pm Friday, September 27 • 4:30pm Join our monthly Teen Advisory Group where your voice can be heard as we decide how to best serve teen patrons and our community.

Registration is required unless otherwise stated, and signups begin two Mondays before the event. Please register at www.pspl.org/calendar or at the Library. All events will be in the Youth Program Room.

Teen Book Group: The Lightning Thief Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson is on the most dangerous quest of his life. With the help of a satyr and a daughter of Athena, Percy must

journey across the United States to catch a thief who has stolen Zeus’ master bolt. Along the way, he must face a host of mythological enemies determined to stop him. Most of all, he must come to terms with a father he has never known and an Oracle who has warned him of a friend’s betrayal.

Meet & Greet Monday, August 26 • 6:30pm

Get a copy of The Lightning Thief, enjoy book themed snacks, and get to know fellow group members.

Meet & Discuss Monday, September 23 • 6:30pm

Reader’s Theater: Are You Scared, Darth Vader?

Fridays, September 13, 20, 27, and October 4, • 4:30pm Performance: Monday, October 7 • 6:00pm

Channel your inner actor and bring Adam Rex’s Are You Scared, Darth Vader? to life. Grades 3-12.



familiesMake and Take Crafts Saturday, August 3 • 11:00am Use your imagination to create crafts and inventions.

Story Thyme Tuesday, August 6 • 6:30pm Tuesday, September 3 • 6:30pm PSPL is partnering with the Franklin County Farmers Market to deliver a healthy storytime.

Pop! Pop! Pop! Saturday, August 17 • 1:00pm Family fun with bubbles!

Storytime in the Park! Tuesday, August 20 • 10:30am Thursday, September 12 • 5:00pm Tuesday, September 17 • 10:30am Join us at Cove Spring Park for stories and an activity.

Homeschool Open House Tuesday, August 20 • 1:00pm Homeschool families with kids of all ages, come learn about the resources available at PSPL!

Handcrafted Toys Saturday, August 24 • 11:00am Experience and make some of the handmade toys that have kept Kentucky kids entertained in centuries past.

Teddy Bear Sleepover Tuesday, August 27 • 6:30pm OR Wednesday, August 28 • 10:00am Bring a stuffed animal to spend the night at the Library!

Imagination Playground Saturday, August 31 • 11:00am Use your imagination to build with a variety of blocks!

How-To Festival Saturday, September 21 • 1:00pm-4:00pm Join us for an afternoon of fun and learning for all ages as local presenters teach 30 things in 3 hours.

Family Putt-Putt Golf Saturday, September 28 • 11:00am Bring your family to play PSPL’s putt-putt golf!

The Official Kentucky Liar’s Contest Monday, September 30 • 6:00pm | River Room In celebration of Kentucky Storytelling Month, we invite you to tell your best tall tale. All ages.

Ice Cream Sandwich Day Friday, August 2 • 11:00am

Imagination Playground Friday, August 9 • 11:00am

Friday StoryhoursAll ages. No registration.

What’s the Buzz Friday, August 16 • 11:00am

Family Painting Day Friday, August 23 • 11:00am

Marshmallow Mania Friday, August 30 • 11:00am

Grandparents Day Celebration Friday, September 6 •11:00am

Apple A-peel Friday, September 13 • 11:00am

Fall Leaves Fall Friday, September 27 • 11:00am


Kentucky River Boat Tours Tuesdays, September 3-24 • 5:15pm

Meet at River View Park

Cruise on the Kentucky River Thorobred Friday, September 20 • 10:00am

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