Happy New Year

Did we all make resolutions? Lots and lots? I hope the included coming to the library for all we have to offer. Books, magazines, books on tapes, dvds, reference, computers, and programming! Lots and lots.
If you check our events calendar, or receive the local Fanwood update by email (sign up available at the Borough site), or read the local newspapers you will find information about the many and varied things we have going on at the library.
Laughing Yoga
Tuesday, January 22nd - 7:15pm to 8:30pm Concerts WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
Let's not even think about the post-holiday blues and come LAUGH with us! Learn what is takes to laugh, laugh. laugh our stress away and put a smile on your face while doing it. Everyone can come, registration is required. For more information Call Nancy Kipping at (908) 322-6400Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library
4th Wednesday Film Series
Wednesday, January 23rd - 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
The Four Fourth Wednesdays Film Series begins tonight. Selection TBA For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library
January Book Discussion: The Whistling Season
Tuesday, January 29th - 7:15pm Adult Book Discussion Group WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
The January selection for our book discussion group is The Whistling Season by Ivan Doig. Copies of the book are available at the circulation desk of the library. For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library
HISTORY of ANIMATION
Wednesday, January 30th - 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
Tonight local film/video archivist Russell Scholl returns to present a whirlwind historical survey of animated shorts.From the earliest silent experiments to the Golden Age of animation, right up to today's computer-generated imagery, this program covers the waterfront. We won't visit only with the familiar characters (though we'll see some marquee names), tonight we'll also view the work of early American pioneers such as James Stuart Blackton, Windsor McKay and those who followed in their footsteps. Ample due will be given to the more experimental / non-commercial end of the spectrum as well. Included will be the wonderful and bizarre efforts of Melies, Starewicz and other early European innovators, as well as important later figures such as Svankmajer, Trnka and others.Fun! Violence! Propaganda! Claymation! Hot Jazz! Anime! It's all here.Prepare yourself for an evening of Extreme Entertainment.
And that's just January. In February there will be financial advice for Seniors, Romance writer Lois Winston, and a program celebrating the presidents.
So enough exercising (resolution # 3) and join us at the events at the Library.