Creeque Alley, featuring area musicians Dan Kirouac and Sean Fullerton, has been performing throughout Massachusetts and New York for several years. The program is a fun and historical look at the traditional American folk music and the folk-rock songs that helped shape the 1960s musical landscape. It features guitars, harmonicas, and vocals, and the stories behind the original artists and songs.

Did you know that Blue Jay feathers aren’t actually blue, they’re brown? Or that some frogs survive freezing temperatures by creating their own anti-freeze? These are just a few of hundreds of fun facts you can learn in Wildlife Out Your Window: Fascinating Facts About 100 Animals Commonly Seen in the Northeastern U.S. published in 2024 by wildlife ecologist Brad Timm. Join us on May 17th, 2025 at Tatnuck Bookseller as Brad will share with us some of his favorite facts from the book, discuss how you can help wildlife all around you, and will answer any wildlife questions you have.

Henry’s Classroom follows one mother’s tenacious commitment to ensure the best outcome for her child, while revealing a larger story of outdated and ineffective systems that are failing millions of families across America. Blending memoir with cultural critique, Henry’s Classroom makes a compelling case for a more expansive and adaptable vision of American schools and workplaces—one that fosters true equity and inclusion.