Ray Rickman: Value of the Book–New date and time!

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The library welcomes former rare book dealer Ray Rickman for a fun, interactive program exploring what makes books valuable and which types of books have the highest retail value.

Bring in three of your books for complimentary estimates on their market value in an Antiques Roadshow-type format!

Mr. Rickman is a former state representative and the founder of The Rickman Group, a Providence-based management consultant firm, and recently The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities honored Stages of Freedom co-founders Ray Rickman and Rob Dimmick with the Innovation in the Humanities Award.

Saturday, October 27th at 11am

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Author Adam J. Cox, PhD: Cracking the Boy Code

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Clinical psychologist, Dr. Adam Cox, PhD, will join us to speak about his latest book, Cracking the Boy Code: how to understand and talk with boys.

Adam J. Cox, PhD is a clinical psychologist, author, speaker and educational consultant. He has been consulting and writing about the emotional and cognitive development of youth for more than a decade.

Dr. Cox’s clinical practice is located near the historic Four Corners of Tiverton, Rhode Island.

Wednesday, October 24th at 6pm

No registration required!

End of Summer @ the Library 2018 Pizza Party!

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Participants and families of the summer reading program are welcome to join us for pizza, cookies, and drinks as we celebrate our youngsters for participating in Summer @ the Library 2018!

We will also raffle off the musical prizes for those who completed the game sheet, and kids can pick up a free book to take home for a job well done!

Wednesday, August 15th at 6pm

Registration is required, so please sign up inside the library, call, or email!

Storyteller Joe Theroux–Wednesday, August 1st at 6pm

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Storyteller Joe Theroux presents a collection of stories about humanity’s universal language: music! A young violinist is the only one who can save the world from the Sea King’s dreadful dancing. A greedy turtle uses his quick wit to trick all of the birds of the forest into becoming rappers . . . but why? Joe uses his trademark character-driven and high-energy style to bring this collection of humorous adapted folktales to life for all ages.

Wednesday, August 1st at 6pm

All ages welcome, no registration required!

Friends of the Brownell Library Annual Book Sale

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The Friends of the Brownell Library will hold their annual book sale Saturday, August 4th, 9am-3pm. The sale will be located on the back patio under the tents. Admission is free, so be sure to stop by and stock up on your summer reading.

Book Donations

We are no longer accepting donations for the book sale.

Volunteers Needed!

If you would like to help set up or work at the book sale, especially moving books the Friday beforehand, please contact Dee Holliday at (401) 635-2384. Community service hours available if needed.

Please Note: The library building will be closed all day during the sale.

Bwana Iguana Reptile Adventure Wednesday, July 25th at 6pm

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Bwana Iguana Reptile Adventure is a fast-paced, hands-on show that brings the audience into the mysterious world of reptiles. Ray Ward’s unbridled enthusiasm and quick wit keep everyone engaged and on the edge of their seats. Not only is the presentation educational, it is loads of fun and entertaining as well!

Wednesday, July 25th at 6pm

All ages event, no registration required!