Learn about the Missouria Nation, both about their past and where they are today at the Columbia Public Library on Nov.18th from 6:30-7:30.
If you’re looking for something fun to start off your holiday season, the Tryps kids are putting on a play you might be interested in on Nov. 23rd & 24th. If you would like more information, including how to get tickets, please visit this site: https://www.trypskids.com/.
Participating in a November writing challenge? There is an event coming up for you. The Columbia Public Library will be hosting a writing event on November first from 6:00-9:00 pm. If you would like to find out more about this event, check out the web page here: https://events.dbrl.org/event/11909730.
The Columbia Public Library is hosting a Fix-It Fair on Saturday, Oct. 26th from 1:00-4:00. Bring a small, broken item, and volunteers will teach you how to fix it. You can find out all the details here: https://events.dbrl.org/event/11559263. You will need to register for this event.
Are you curious about how your backyard could help your local wildlife, or how you could have a more carefree lawn that isn’t a flat, green expanse? Great! Doug Tallamy will be giving two talks towards the end of October addressing this subject. For more information on these events, please visit Mizzou Botanic Garden’s website at https://garden.missouri.edu/plan-your-visit. Please note that locations for the two events are not the same.
Homegrown National Park will take place on Thursday, Oct.24th. The promised book signing starts at 5:45 and the lecture at 6:30 at Monsanto Auditorium, MU Bond Life Sciences Center.
Saving Nature in Your Yard Takes place at Rock Quarry House at 9:00 a.m. on Oct. 25th.
Below are a list of books he has written, or had a hand in writing.
If you want to look at any of these books on Amazon, please go here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Douglas-W.-Tallamy/author/B001JS3ELE?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
Tammy Green (Heart of Missouri Master Gardeners) brought this one to my attention. I attended last year and had a great time. They have different things you can try and most of the plants I remember seeing there aren’t the type I find at Walmart. I have no idea what they will have this year, but especially if you want a tree, this is worth visiting. The staff were very informative and happy to answer questions. The event happens on Oct. 19th from 10:00-3:00 at the MU Horticulture and Agroforestry Research Farm. For more information you can visit their website at https://centerforagroforestry.org/event/missouri-chestnut-roast-festival-2/?cmplz-force-reload=1728567005415.
This is an escape room event taking place at the Columbia Public Library. There are several chances to participate in this, but it looks like two sessions already have waiting lists going so you might want to register for this one quickly. To see all the times available for this event please visit https://events.dbrl.org/events?n=3&r=months&term=haunted+library.
ALA and the NY Public Library have teamed up this year to recognize librarians who have made a difference for their communities through their work as librarians. The list has been announced and ranges from Missouri to Puerto Rico. If you’re curious who is on the list and why, then please visit the site here: https://www.carnegie.org/news/articles/secret-life-of-librarians/
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