August 4, 6 pm: The Joys of August. Come to GAAMC to learn how August got its name, what its flowers and birthstones are. There will be videos to see, a fact-filled quiz to test your recollection, and a lively discussion of favorite August activities, places, and foods. As usual, there will be a nice selection of
COME JOIN GAAMC ON MONDAYS DURING PRIDE MONTH June 2, 6 pm: Adult Mad Libs: We will be playing the pride version of Adult Mad Libs. For those unfamiliar with this game, a “reader” asks everyone else (the “writers”) to supply words to fill in blanks in a document (known to the reader but not the writers). The
May 5, 6 pm: Tech for Seniors: As we age, more and more of us live alone. And, as we age we become more prone to little annoyances such as misplacing the keys or straining to hear the television. We also lose flexibility and strength, making us susceptible to life-threatening falls. This evening we will be
Come join us in celebrating April – a time of renewal, growth, new beginnings – hope. April 7, 6 pm: The Joys of April: What a varied and interesting month April is!. It is the month of Earth Day, Passover, Easter, meteor showers, April Fools and GLSEN’s “Day of Silence.” Join other members of GAAMC to learn
How can we help our LGBTQ+ friends in these times? How can we use what we have to help? One way is by using our building to create a safe space.
Mar 3, 6 pm: Adult Mad Libs: We will be playing the pride version of Adult Mad Libs. For those unfamiliar with this game, a “reader” asks everyone else (the “writers”) to supply words to fill in blanks in a document (known to the reader but not the writers). The results can be hilarious. Titles include
Feb 3, 6 pm: The Joys of February: Come to GAAMC’s “Joys of February” to learn more historical information about the second month’s astrological signs, flowers, and stone. When did “Punxsutawney Phil,” and other prognosticator animals become significant in weather prediction, who is behind the history of Valentine’s Day, why is February Black History Month, and
Inspired by Hazel’s Article “Lifting Up Voices: Updating and Expanding Our Banned Books Collection” and her tireless work putting together our library’s banned book section, I want to highlight banned books each week in the newsletter as well as in the Library. So please share some of your favorite banned books. To kick us off,
Side with Love Week Two Trans people are divine. This profound truth, first gifted with the world by J. Mase III and Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi in their Black Trans Prayer Book, is not just a statement but a powerful declaration of sacredness and resilience. It reminds us that trans and nonbinary existence is ancient, predating
