Unique in Burlington County, we are both a library that is managed by a not-for-profit volunteer association as well as a branch of the Burlington County Library System
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Do you want to move your body for a half-hour of play yoga? Come join us for a yoga storytime where we’ll read books about self-love and mindfulness! Please bring your own towel or yoga mat.
Please note: This is not a yoga class run by a certified yoga teacher. It’s a storytime that incorporates fun, simple, and engaging movement for kids.
Best for Ages 3-6, but all children are welcome.
This yoga time will be on Friday 2/9 from 11 to 11:30 am.
This casual book discussion is open to all. Stop by Riverton Library any time before the event to check out your copy of the book. This month’s selection is The 1619 Project edited by Nicole Hannah-Jones.
The 1619 Project was intended to introduce Black people into the mainstream narrative of American history as active agents. It may have been White people who enslaved them, but apart from the legal and constitutional paperwork, it was Black people who resisted and liberated themselves and others, from their very first arrival at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619 to the very present. Hannah-Jones and colleagues consider a nation still wrestling with the outcomes of slavery, an incomplete Reconstruction, and a subsequent history of Jim Crow laws and current legal efforts to disenfranchise Black voters.
The book discussion will be on Wednesday 2/7 from 6:30 pm to 7:30pm.
This open book group discusses classic, acclaimed, and great literature of all kinds. Check out your copy of this month’s selection at Riverton Library (while supplies last).
This book group will meet on Wednesday 1/31 from 7 to 8 pm.