Deerfield Public Library
Dining with Darkness: Serial Killers’ Last Suppers
Historical presenter Michelle Gibbons will discuss the last meals of some of the most infamous serial killers and the deeper meanings behind their choices; she will also explain their possible thought processes as well as their psychological state when choosing their final meal, and contemplate if they had any remorse for their actions.
Cherry & Jerry in Concert at Deerfield Public Library
Cherry & Jerry are a percussion/piano duo that play ragtime, early blues, and jazz standards and include the history of these forms of music throughout their performance.
Banned Book Club: Crank
https://www.cambridgelib.org/banned-books-con-freedom-read-celebration
Combined book club special event for Banned Books Con with Rachel and Leah at the Deerfield Public Library! Discuss Crank by Ellen Hopkins. The author will visit Sequoya Library in Madison on Thursday, October 5th 6-8pm for an author talk and book signing.
Trace the Line: A Community Conversation
Trace the Line is a feature length film about two young artists in the Midwest, a black man and a white woman, a poet and a painter. It depicts their lives as they try to understand the world that we are in now, especially as it relates to isolation, connection, and race relations.
The filmmakers will show exclusive behind the scenes photos and clips with audience members ahead of the public release of the film. A Q&A discussion will give attendees the opportunity to reflect on how these themes are reflected in our local community.
The Elusive Muse: Journaling Workshop
Journaling can help you find inspiration, achieve goals, and reduce stress--and these are only a few of the benefits of keeping a journal!
The Elusive Muse: Journaling Workshop
Journaling can help you find inspiration, achieve goals, and reduce stress--and these are only a few of the benefits of keeping a journal!
Easy Days Barbershop Quartet
The Easy Days Quartet has been entertaining audiences for a number of years and has been together with the current group since March 2008. Enjoyed by audiences of all ages, Easy Days has established a reputation as a good singing, entertaining and full-of-fun quartet. They impart their knowledge about the history of barbershop quartets and how they fit into history in general, and punctuate that knowledge with the performance of songs of the times.