Henry D. Moore Parish House and Library

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Coming Soon
Date	Time	Event
Wednesdays	10:30 am	Yoga Class. The instructor is Paul Nix, a teacher with 20+ years teaching experience. Classes are intended for any experience level and designed to be co-ed. He practices basic Hatha yoga, focusing on alignment, breathing, holding poses for 5-6 breaths. The goal is for you to be more relaxed when leaving the class than when you arrived. You will need a yoga mat. Paul will teach via Zoom (projected on large-screen TV) during the winter months.
Wednesdays	12:00 pm	Mahjong. Come enjoy a friendly game of Mahjong. New players welcome.
Wednesdays	1 – 3 pm	Craft and Chat. Come enjoy good company, work on a project, or play cribbage. Mahjong is also available if there are at least 3 players.
Ongoing	During Library hours	Art in the Library. Featuring arts and crafts for sale (think lovely holiday gifts) from Joanne Beal, Jeanne Benedict, Nicole DeBarber, Cloey Cramer, Jeanne Dow, Karen Dow, Elizabeth Dyak, Tera Fey, Nichole Ginn, Amy Hall, Deborah Ingraham, Jillian, and Jacqueline Smith. Shop local this season and get your loved ones something special.
October 23rd to 31st	During library hours (extended to 2 pm on Fridays and Saturdays	Scholastic Book Fair. Find hundreds of books from new and favorite authors, popular series, cool posters, school supplies, and lots of other fun items.
November 2nd	6 pm	Author Visit with Michelle Shores. Michelle is a historical fiction writer and author of the award-winning, best-selling title The Gathering Room - A Tale of Nelly Butler. She will answer questions and discuss what is real and what is fiction in that book, plus will talk about her latest work, Henceforth and Unstoppable, released this past April.
November 13th	6 pm	Movie. Road to El Dorado. PG. 1 hr. 29 min. This DreamWorks animated musical comedy is about two Spanish con artists named Tulio and Miguel who accidentally win a map to the legendary lost city of gold, El Dorado. After winning the map in a rigged game and escaping trouble in 1519 Spain, the duo stow away on a ship belonging to the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés. They eventually escape in a small boat and wash ashore right at the hidden entrance to El Dorado. Upon entering the city, the local inhabitants mistake Tulio and Miguel for gods. The pair decides to play along with the ruse so they can live in luxury and leave with as much gold as they can carry. Come join the fun and watch this movie on our big screen. As always, admission is free and refreshments are sold by donation.
November 28th	9 am - 1 pm	Craft Show and Bake Sale. Crafts will include wooden Christmas trees with lights, knit and crocheted items, notecards, earrings, quilted potholders, patchwork quilts, sweater mittens, crochet plushie toys, upcycled jeans products, cross stitch, calendars, tote bags, eye glass cases, magnets, jar openers, quillows, bowl cozies, and much more. A variety of local hand-made goodies will be available at the Bake Sale (for those who wish to donate something, baked goods can be dropped off either Friday morning or early Saturday morning.

Henry D. Moore Parish House and Library • Steuben, ME