Category: Events
Paint Day Fundraiser
The Friends of the Weinberg Memorial Library will be hosting a paint day fundraiser in the Heritage Room on the fifth floor of the Library on Sunday, February 12 at 2pm. There is a $35 fee, snacks will be provided. Preregistration is required. For more information and to register, visit Spirited Art’s calendar of events.
The Greatest Question That Has Ever Been Presented to the American People
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Emily Brees at 570-941-6206 or email Emily.Brees@scranton.edu
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The People Formerly Known as Audience
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Emily Brees at 570-941-6206 or email Emily.Brees@scranton.edu
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Contemporary Catholicism: Controversies, Complexities and Consolations
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Emily Brees at 570-941-6206 or email Emily.Brees@scranton.edu
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Reflections on a Career in the Policy Change Business
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Emily Brees at 570-941-6206 or email Emily.Brees@scranton.edu
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The Cultural Limits of Free Speech
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Emily Brees at 570-941-6206 or email Emily.Brees@scranton.edu
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Transforming the World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
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Emily Brees at 570-941-6206 or email Emily.Brees@scranton.edu
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Roundtable: Post-Election Reflections
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Reception and Exhibit Talk Tonight at the Library
Tonight at 6pm the Weinberg Memorial Library will host a reception and exhibit talk in the Library’s fifth floor Heritage Room. The exhibit on display features the work of local artist Don Murray. Comprised mainly of pen and ink drawings, the works on view depict the historic architecture and landmark sites of Scranton and the surrounding northeast Pennsylvania landscape. These works are considered by many to contribute to the preservation of Scranton’s architectural heritage.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Special Collections Librarian, Michael Knies. michael.knies@scranton.edu, (570) 941-6341. The exhibit will be on display during normal library hours through Friday, December 9, 2016.