Library’s ‘Lunch Bunch’ program gaining popularity
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A number of programs for adults are being planned at the Gloucester Library in Main Street Center. Shown beside a bulletin board promoting the events near the library entrance are, from left, adult program coordinator Ginny Snowden and library clerk James Longworth. Photo by Bill Nachman.
"We are trying to have a variety of programs," Snowden said of Lunch Bunch. She said plans are to offer a program at the main library in Main Street Center on the second Tuesday of the month through June, have a summer break and resume programs in September.
Adults are encouraged to bring a sandwich to the programs, which start at 11:30 a.m. Lectures were scheduled for January and February, with the next program planned for Tuesday, March 8.
Poisoned Dwarf, a Williamsburg-based group, will present a concert of traditional Irish music. "Join the fun as we pre-celebrate St. Paddy’s Day," Snowden said. The concert promises to be "a fun event for all ages," she said, and everyone is invited.
The April 12 Lunch Bunch will feature a talk about gardening by Kathy Van Mullekom, who is a feature writer for the Daily Press.
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