Events & Programs
Fall River Public Library offers a variety of programs for adults, teens, and kids. Check our calendar to see what's going on at the Fall River Public Library!
Craft Series with Stephanie Enloe
Tuesday, July 30 -- 6 p.m.
INDIGO DYE WORKSHOP
Join Stephanie Enloe from Craftyish Shop for another amazing arts & crafts workshop! In this class, you will create your own summer tote bag using natural indigo dye, crafting a design unique to you. We will supply the dye, tote bags, and all other equipment needed--just bring your creativity!
This workshop is recommended for adults (older kids/teens may attend also), and it is FREE! Sponsored by the Friends of the Fall River Public Library and the Fall River Cultural Council.
Registration is required. Signup for this program begins Tuesday, July 16 at 10 am. To sign up, call 508-324-2700, ext. 2.
This workshop is supported in part by a grant from the Fall River Cultural Council, a local agency, which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency, and is sponsored by the Friends of the Fall River Public Library
Monday, July 22 -- 6 p.m.
THE EAGLES EXPERIENCE - Free Concert
Fall River Heritage State Park
Fall River Public Library presents The Eagles Experience, the most authentic tribute show available today with a one-to-one lineup that reflects the Eagles during their heyday in the late 1970s. The members of The Eagles Experience emulate their respective "Eagle," playing their correct instrument and singing the songs as sung by the original band members. Don't miss this exciting evening of live music performed at the beautiful Heritage State Park. The evening will feature a raffle as well as other surprises! Food Trucks will be available on site during the concert.
In case of rain, the concert will take place on Tuesday, July 23 at 6:00 pm.
This concert is made possible through the generosity of Debbie and Richard Danner, with the cooperation of the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Tuesday, August 13 -- 6:30 p.m.
SHIPWRECK! The Larchmont Remembered
The Suffering, Depravity and Wonder of Rhode Island’s Most Horrific Sea Disaster
Presented by Daniel Harrington, Providence Journal Columnist
On a bitterly cold night in February, 1907, the paddle-wheel passenger steamship Larchmont, headed from Providence to New York, collided with the coal-laden schooner Harry P. Knowlton off the shores of Watch HIll, Rhode Island. More than 143 of the passengers perished, most from below-zero temperatures and icy waters; only 19 survived. It was the worst maritime disaster in Rhode Island history. Learn the facts behind this historic disaster, experience the unspeakable horror, and witness the unrivaled heroism of rescuers with Providence Journal Columnist Daniel Harrington as he brings you eyewitness accounts, never-before-seen photographs, and a story that will leave you in tears.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Fall River Public Library.
Saturday, September 14 -- 9:10 a.m. - 12:10 p.m.
COLLECTIBLES APPRAISAL WITH RICK KELLER
Rick Keller, from Perfect Pastime 617, is offering a community-wide collectibles appraisal event. So gather up all your Pokémon/sports cards/memorabilia, coins, video games/consoles, comics, broken and fine jewelry, sterling silver, etc. to see if you have treasure or trash!
Rick is a native of Foxborough who has been involved in the industry for close to two decades. He has generously donated some of his time to share his valuable knowledge with all who listen.
Throughout the morning, Rick will meet with people one-on-one to evaluate collectibles and appraise their value.
Ten-minute time slot registration is required beforehand. Registrants will need to supply photos to perfectpastime617@gmail.com and a short description of what they plan on bringing in well before the event so that Rick can have ample data of each item.
To register for this event, enter your information on the signup sheet, then email a picture of your item to be appraised to Rick at the address provided. If you have any questions, email kkulpa@sailsinc.org.
Check our Teens and Children's pages for events for kids and teens.
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