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Volume 9, Issue 7 | August — September 2017

Paul Sawyier Public Library

2 | August -September 2017

319 Wapping StreetFrankfort, KY 40601

502-352-2665www.pspl.org

Hours:Mon-�urs: 9-8

Friday: 9-6Saturday: 9-5Sunday: 1-5

Holiday Closings:Sunday, September 3Monday, September 4

Board of Trustees:www.pspl.org/board-trustees

Patty Crittenden Natalie Wilkerson Robert Kellerman

John Bator Mark Overstreet

Maria Bartholemew Mary Lynn Collins

Alison Cuentas Carolyn Lynch

Library Director:Donna Gibson

Media Designer and Newsletter Editor:

Stacy Stamper

what’s new?Gathering of Authors

Use Your Library Card and Save in September!

will have available for sale. You can even get your books signed!

�is year’s Gathering of Authors will take place on Saturday, August 19, from 10:00am to 2:00pm at the Woman’s Club of Frankfort (200 Washington Street). In the coming days, check out our website for a full listing of authors and bios. �is event is free and open to the public. Come out and join us, and see what some of Kentucky’s best have to o�er!

We’re partnering with local businesses to add even more value to your library card. By showing your card at select local businesses, you are eligible to receive their discounts.

Starting September 1, go to www.pspl.org/discounts to �nd the full list of businesses and o�ers. And please thank these Frankfort businesses for their support of the Library!

�e Library is excited to host its tenth 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! �is event is an excellent opportunity for you to meet some of your favorite authors in a casual atmosphere. You can stop by, chat with this year’s participants, and pick up their newest releases which they

�is September, show your library card at participating businesses to receive their sponsored discounts!

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, and we’re celebrating the value of your card. Where else can you check out books and movies, access the internet, or download the newest music and magazines? So many possibilities!

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what’s new?

DIGITAL MAGAZINESAT YOUR FINGERTIPS!




ART • ENTERTAINMENT • FOOD • HOME • SPORTS • TRAVEL • AND MORE …




OneClick Digital and Zinio are now RBdigital

streaming, and mobile-app download. With this service, you can add new and back issues to personal reading libraries with no holds, no check out periods, and no limits to the number of magazines checked out and downloaded. With noti�cations for favorite magazines, you’ll never miss an issue.

Bon Appetit, Martha Stewart Living, National Geographic Interactive, Newsweek, WIRED, and Woman’s World are just a few of the popular magazine titles available from RBdigital.

RBdigital is compatible with popular devices, and mobile apps are available for iOS, Android, and Kindle Fire devices.

For more information about this combined collection, please ask at the Check Out Desk or call the Library at 502-352-2665.

OneClick Digital and Zinio are joining forces! RBdigital combines the existing online collections of audio books and magazines.

It’s the same content (plus more!) under a new name, but let us refresh your memory! Available audio book titles include bestsellers, classics, and great selections for children and young adults including the American Girl, Redwall, and Wimpy Kid books. (�is year’s Newbery Award winner, �e Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill, is also available. Recommended!) You can enjoy free access to audio books at home and on the go. Many titles allow for multiple check outs, eliminating holds.

RBdigital will also feature full-color, digital magazines for instant desktop reading, mobile

New & Upcoming BooksA Game of Ghosts by John Connelly

House of Spies by Daniel Silva

Besieged by Kevin Hearne

�e Late Show by Michael Connelly

�e Breakdown by B.A. Paris

A Distant View of Everything by Alexander McCall Smith

Collared by David Rosenfelt

Paradise Valley by C. J. Box

Until You Loved Me by Brenda Novak

Medical Examiner by James Patterson

Dragonsworn by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Devil’s Cut by J.R. Ward

Any Dream Will Do by Debbie Macomber

Seeing Red by Sandra Brown

Y is for Yesterday by Sue Gra�on

Glass Houses by Louise Penny


adultsPSPL Rocks!

August 1 • 6:30pm | Have you spotted any of the colorfully decorated rocks being hidden around town? Wondering what that’s all about? �en join us as we partner with Frankfort KY Rocks for a night of community-minded creativity! Learn more about this trending project, and then get in on the fun by painting your own rocks to hide. All ages are welcome!

Inside the Lines Coloring Club August 5 • 1:00pm-3:00pm AND September 2 • 1:00pm-3:00pm No registration required. Join us for an a�ernoon of coloring and relaxation! Adult coloring books o�er a fun way to tap into your creativity.

Chasing Shadows: The 2017 Total Solar Eclipse in America

August 7 • 6:30pm | A total eclipse of the Sun with a perfect view of the solar corona is possible from only one place in the solar system: Earth. On August 21st, the Sun’s disk will disappear for a maximum of 160 seconds. Where do I have to be to see it? How can I watch it safely? When will my next chance be to see a total eclipse? What can I expect to see? Join Tim Knauer, Director of the University of Kentucky’s MacAdam Student Observatory, as he answers these questions and more!

Gathering of Authors Saturday, August 19 • 10:00am-2:00pm Woman’s Club of Frankfort | 200 Washington Street No registration required. Meet some of your favorite Kentucky authors in a casual, comfortable atmosphere. Stop by and chat with our participants, and be sure to pick up their newest releases!

NASA Livestream: Solar Eclipse August 21 | All day | No registration required. On this day, a total solar eclipse will cross the entire United States for the �rst time since 1918. Over the course of 100 minutes, 14 states will experience more than 2 minutes of darkness in the middle of the day. Drop in and join us during NASA’s full live coverage of this rare event with observations from sites all over the country including airplanes, ground telescopes, and even high altitude balloons. All ages are welcome!

PSPL at the Movies: 2001 A Space Odyssey August 21 • 6:30pm | Board Room

Join us to discuss Stanley Kubrick’s sci-� masterpiece about a space voyage to Jupiter that turns chaotic when a computer enhanced with arti�cial intelligence takes over.

Every Wednesday • 11:00-12:30pmPSPL Youth Program Room | No registrationParent group for anyone with a child from birth to age 3. While your little one is welcometo join, this group is for you, the parent.

Registration is required, and all events will take place in the Library Community 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].

Genealogy Conversations Whether you are a beginner or an experienced researcher, come share what you are working on! Contact Mark at [email protected] for dates and times.


Saturday, September 16 • 1:00-4:00pmNo registration. Drop in for some tabletop fun! Play board games from our collection, or feel free to bring your own. Available games include Dominion, Twilight Struggle, Tumult Royale, and many more!

Discussion GroupsBreakfast with a Book Every 5th Saturday • 9:30am

August 26 Killing Jesus by Bill O’Reilly

September 30 Soul on Ice by Eldridge Cleaver

Film Discussion Group 1st Thursday of the month • 6:30pm | Board Room

August 3 Trollhunter directed by André Øvredal

September 7 In Bruges directed by Martin McDonagh

Kentucky Book Group 3rd Thursday of the month • 6:30pm

August 17 My Father, Daniel Boone edited by Neal O. Hammon

September 21 Listen to Me by Hannah Pittard

Mystery Book Group 4th Monday of the month • 7:00pm | Board Room

August 28 Defending Jacob by William Landay

September 25 All the Missing Girls by Megan Miranda

Computer ClassesGo to www.pspl.org/adultprograms to view the monthly computer class schedule.

Kentucky Confederate Veterans and Widows Pension Records (1912-1946) September 11 • 6:30pm | No registration required. Presented by Walter Bowman, Archives Research Room Supervisor with the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives.

PSPL at the Movies: Zero Dark Thirty September 14 • 6:30pm | Board Room

For a decade, an elite team of intelligence and military operatives, working in secret across the globe, devoted themselves to a single goal: to �nd and eliminate Osama bin Laden. Join us to discuss this �lm that tells the story of history’s greatest manhunt for the world’s most dangerous man.

A Look at Lexington Railroads September 19 • 6:30pm | No registration required. View footage of the C&O, L&N, and F&N railroads (1940-1960) in and around Lexington as �lmed by Marion Eldridge, presented by Charles Borgart.

Blackout Poetry September 26 • 6:30pm | Fuse poetry and visual art

as you repurpose the existing text of discarded book pages. �e words of the “poem” are already on the page, but it is up to you as the “poet” to bring them new meaning.


Kids

Fish of the Kentucky River with KSU August 5 • 10am | Riverview Park

Learn to identify �sh in the KY River as well as what else is in and around the river with KSU’s Ed Wilcox!

K-2 Club: Superhero Training Camp September 28 • 6pm | Join us for Superhero

Training Camp with activities, a story, and games. Dress as your favorite superhero!

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

For TweensGrades 3-5. Please register.

PokéClub August 10 • 4:30pm AND September 14 • 4:30pm

Play, battle, and create with us as we celebrate everything Pokémon. Feel free to bring your own cards and devices if you would like to trade or battle.

String Art August 14 • 4:30pm | Create a one of a kind string

art piece to hang in your room!

3rd to 5th Club: Superhero Training Camp September 7 • 6pm | Join us for Superhero Training

Camp with activities, a story, and games. Dress as your favorite superhero!

K-5 Club: Salt Painting August 31 @ 6:30pm | Create a masterpiece

using just salt, food coloring, and water, and listen to awesome stories!

science • technology • engineering • arts • mathematics

GERMSLearn about the microscopic creepy crawlies that live all around us at this month’s STEAM Club.

Grades K-2: September 21 @ 4:30pm Grades 3-5: September 21 @ 5:30pm

Please register children under the appropriate time slot for their grade.

science • technology • engineering • arts • mathematics

What causes a solar eclipse? Where does the sun go? Let’s � nd out through stories and activities at this month’s STEAM Club.

Grades K-2: August 17 @ 4:30pm Grades 3-5: August 17 @ 5:30pm

Please register children under the appropriate time slot for their grade.

There goes the sun

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.


Professional Babies August 12 • 11am | Put on your suits, babies! Hear

stories and sing songs about jobs in the workforce.

Face Babies August 15 • 11am | Make a silly face at the Library

at this emotions and face-making story time.

Fairytale Babies August 29 • 11am | Bring your little Cinderella or

Prince Charming to this special fairytale storytime.

Science Babies September 9 • 11am | Grab your goggles, and hear

stories and songs at this special science story time

Babies, Babies September 12 • 11am | Babies love babies! This story

time is �lled with songs and stories all about babies, just for your baby!

School Babies September 26 • 11:00am | It’s off to school at the

Library! Hear songs and stories all about school time.

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

Beach Party August 22 • 5:30pm OR August 23 • 10am

Beach fun without all the sand!

Where, Oh Where, Is Rosie’s Chick? September 5 • 5:30pm or September 6 • 10am

Can you help Rosie �nd her chick? Have fun on the farm with stories, songs, and activities.

Monster Here, Monster There! September 12 • 5:30pm | Toddlers pretend with

not-so-scary monsters!

Popping with Popcorn September 19 • 5:30pm OR September 20 • 10am

Let’s get popping with popcorn books, songs, and activities.

Messy Toddlers September 26 • 5:30pm | Let’s get messy!

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

I Can Do It By Myself August 17 • 11:30am | Read about and practice life

skills—zipping, buttoning, and snapping!

Jigglers! August 24 • 11:30am | Create some jigglers while

having fun at the Library!

Around the Town August 29 • 6:30pm | Go on an adventure around

town without leaving the Library! Learn about important places and jobs in the community.

Band of Instruments September 5 • 6:30pm | Join Chuck’s Band and play a

variety of instruments.

Ready-to-Code: Preschool September 9 • 2pm | Ages 3-4

Learn to think like a coder at the Library with screen-free activities and games for preschoolers that involve logic and literacy.

Busy Boxes September 12 • 6:30pm OR September 14 • 11:30am

Let’s build a busy box for car rides!

Hello Autumn September 19 • 6:30pm | Discover the differences in

seasons as we say Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn.

Fall Trees September 26 • 6:30pm OR September 28 • 11:30am

Create fall trees as we read Wonderfall by Michael Hall.

For PreschoolersAges 4-5. Please register.


teensPokéClub

August 10 • 4:30pm AND September 14 • 4:30pm Play, battle, and create with us as we celebrate everything Pokémon. Feel free to bring your own cards and devices if you would like to trade or battle.

Let’s Karaoke! August 12 • 2pm | Teens, let loose and sing your

heart out! We will have a karaoke party with props included.

PSPL Teen Book Club Meet and Greet: August 21 • 6:30pm No registration required. Get to know fellow club members, and pick up your September book club read.

First book meeting: September 25 • 6:30pm Registration is required. We will be discussing Feed by M.T. Anderson: “Identity crises, consumerism, and star-crossed teenage love in a futuristic society where people connect to the Internet via feeds implanted in their brains.”

Anime and Manga Club August 24 • 4:30pm AND September 28 • 4:30pm

In August, we will create original characters through a character sketch. In September, we will make candy sushi rolls!

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) August 25 • 4:30pm AND September 22 • 4:30pm No registration required. Help contribute and lead with the Teen Advisory Group at Paul Sawyier Public Library. Join our monthly meeting where your voice can be heard. Bring your friends and ideas as we decide how to best serve teen patrons and our community.

Vision Boards August 28 • 6:30pm | What are your dreams and

hopes for the future? Create a vision board to express your goals.

De-Stress Night September 11 • 6:30pm | Let’s de-stress! Leave your

worries at the door, and learn about creative and fun ways to deal with stress.

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.

September 2 • 11am | No registration required. Bring your grandparents for exciting stories, activities, and cra� s. Make a special cra� for any grandparents that cannot attend. All ages!

Grandparents’ Day Celebration!

All Ages!

September 18 • 6:00pm | Please register

We will paint a fall landscape scene with acrylics.

Cookies and Create

Teens!


all agesPSPL Rocks!

August 1 • 6:30pm | Have you spotted any of the colorfully decorated rocks being hidden around town? Wondering what that’s all about? �en join us as we partner with Frankfort KY Rocks for a night of community-minded creativity! Learn more about this trending project, and then get in on the fun by painting your own rocks to hide.

Wild Tales at Salato Wildlife Education Center August 4 • 11am | Salato Wildlife Education Center No registration required. Join the Library at the Salato Education Center for an animal adventure with stories featuring feathery, furry, and scaly friends. Admission into the Wild Tales program is free, just present your library card at the front desk. If you would like to tour the rest of the Salato Center a�er the program, general admission must be paid.

Introduction to Suzuki Violin August 8 • 6:30pm | No registration required. Children can learn about Suzuki violin and decorate their own box violin. Make a foot chart to discover how to set up a �rm foundation for holding a violin.

Frankfort and the Kentucky River with KSU August 11 • 2pm | Riverview Park No registration required. Frankfort has grown since its humble beginnings in 1786. At the end of the 1780s there were a couple hundred people, but the population is now over 25,000. Learn how the area has developed and how the growth has a�ected water quality with Kentucky State University’s Ed Wilcox.

Make and Take Crafts August 15 • 6:30-7:30pm AND September 20 • 4-6pm No registration required. Families with kids of all ages, come and create!

Family Lego Night August 24 • 6:30pm AND September 14 • 6:30pm No registration required. Join us for some Lego fun for the entire family. Come build and play!

Drop-in Storytimes September 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 • 11am No registration required.

Galaxy Arts and Craft Hour September 23 • 2pm | No registration required. Let’s take inspiration from the stars. Make some stellar creations!

NASA Livestream: Solar Eclipse August 21 | All day | No registration required. Drop in and join us during NASA’s full live coverage of this rare event with observations from sites all over the country including airplanes, ground telescopes, and even high altitude balloons.

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