The library is proud to annouce the next event of our ongoing Sunday afternoon film series. We will be hosting a screening and discussion of the Woody Allen film, "Midnight in Paris". This is happening this Sunday, April 28th, at 2pm in the library's auditorium.

Roger Ebert lost his battle with cancer on April 4th, 2013.

He was a screenwriter who wrote several celebrated films. He was a Pulitzer Prize winning film critic who raised the standards of journalism and criticsim to new heights. He will be missed.

We recently turned 125 and to celebrate, we're having a party! We have cocktails and food. We've booked rising indie singer-songwriter, Kelly Hogan, to be our musical guest. All that's missing is you!

Find out which of the winners and nominees of the 85th annual Academy Awards are available at the Library.

Films recieving the most nominations were Lincoln with twelve, followed by Life of Pi with eleven.  The winners are listed first and in italics.