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Adult Programs @ the Granby Library

Monday, May 5, 6:30 p.m.
The Craft Place
An opportunity for knitters and crafters to share what they know and learn new skills in the company of other craft lovers.

Monday, May 5, 6 p.m.
Bird Watching
Birding in and around Grand County from your backyard to area Hot Spots, with Chris and Stephan Lee. Find out more about the resident and migratory birds seen in and around Grand County. Learn to identify the birds that come to your feeder as well as those found in nearby areas.

Monday, May 12, 6 p.m.
Fly Tying and Casting
Learn the art of fly tying, fly casting and stream reading with Larry Smith. The class will meet once a month and include field trips to local streams and expert assistance from a professional caster. Space is limited. Please sign up to reserve a spot.

Saturday, May 17, 2 p.m.
Movie Time
Featuring the Ox Bow Incident. Enjoy the movie and join the discussion with Joe MacDonald.

Monday, May 19, 6 p.m.
The Writer's Group
Tired of reading your stories to the dog? Published and unpublished writers are invited to join the Granby Writer's Group and share with others who are passionate about writing.

Monday, May 24, 5:30 p.m.
Book Group
The March Book of the Month is My Antonia by Willa Cather. Check out a copy of the book and join us for the discussion around the fireplace.

Featuring:
"Ambears"
An exhibition of unique handcrafted bears by Amber Tetlow. Over the years, Amber has lovingly created nearly 750 unique bears using a range of different fabrics and furs. These bears are stuffed with a non-allergenic material and are designed to be safe for even the youngest hugger.

Artists' books are visual ADVENTURES
An Exhibition of Small Books by Suzie Royce Cruse
Suzie says of her work, "I like to collect things I can recycle or things that can be made into something else. I usually think twice or three times before I throw something in the trash. I enjoy putting things together that don't exactly 'match.' This series of minature box books came to me through lyrics to some of my favorite songs. My first 'visual poetry' piece was THE SPARROW. On a whim, I submitted to a gallery show in Bend, Oregon and won the juror's choice award."