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April 4 - April 17, 2008 |
Arts & Leisure
GIRL SCOUTS GIVING BACK. Among the newest volunteers at the York Public Library are Natalie, Jenny and Brigitte, members of York Girl Scout Troop 137. The 18 members of the troop recently adopted shelves in the children's section as part of helping the library to "be a better place," as encouraged by the Girl Scout Law. Each week, a troop member is assigned to visit the library and straighten and organize her adopted shelf. This will be an ongoing service project for the troop for years to come.
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The Arts Scene
York Land Trust Hosts spring events on April 5 and 12
This Saturday, April 5, at midnight, brave the dark of night for a unique opportunity to listen for owls during their active time.OPA presents Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano Festival
Ogunquit Performing Arts will present its Second Annual Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano Festival beginning April 10.“The Meeting” comes to the Seacoast on April 7
The Portsmouth Branch of the NAACP will host a theatrical production of the Jeff Stetson play "The Meeting" on April 7.Mamet’s “Oleanna” to be performed in York
York Readers Theater, now five years old and with eight successful productions under its belt, is taking on David Mamet's "Oleanna."Portsmouth Christian Academy musical scheduled for April 11 and 12
Portsmouth Christian Academy's high school and junior high students will proudly present the rollicking musical "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" at 7p.m. on April 11 and 12.What's New at Old York
A real “Trickey” Bible
Deep in the rare book vault of Old York Historical Society's archival collection is a small leather-bound book with brittle, darkened pages.Coming events at Old York
There is a lot to do at the Museums of Old York in April.Library Happenings
Welcome spring with events at the library
Check out the many events being offered by the York Public Library this spring.Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events
