Elmwood Hall’s Holiday Karaoke Sing-a-long hosted by duo Kevin Burland & Susan Tomanio!
Come and sing out strong to your favorite holiday song!
Solo, Duo, Quartet, or Choir,
Sing it low or Sing it higher,
Don’t be Shy, just have some Fun,
We hope to see each and everyone!
Join us for some traditional holiday fun with Alexandra from Western Rehabilitation Care Center. We will put together Rudolph Hot Cocoa Gift Bags, Santa Hat Sleighs, Candy Cane Snowmen, and of course decorate holiday themed cookies.
The Bethel Public Library proudly presents a screening of the recently released documentary “To Be
Funny: 100 Years of Buster Keaton,” on Saturday January 5, 2019, at 2:00 pm, followed by Q&A with
the filmmakers.
Deemed one of the finest physical comedians ever to grace the screen, Buster Keaton still makes
people laugh 100 years later. Local filmmakers Jessica Roseboom and Gavin Rosenberg have
produced a film that looks at Keaton’s comic genius through interviews with cinephiles, musicians,
historians, and fans. The film also offers a glimpse into annual Keaton celebrations, as well as live
performances of original scores for some of the actor’s most beloved movies.
The film and discussion with Q&A is appropriate for young adults and adults. Parental guidance is
suggested.
Registration is required. Register online at www.bethellibrary.org, email [email protected], or
call 794-8756 ext. 4.
All programs sponsored by the Bethel Public Library are open to the public and meet
accessibility requirements for the disabled. Those needing special accommodations should
contact the Library at least two weeks prior to the program to make arrangements.
Experts will discuss how to handle grief and loneliness during the holidays.
Representatives from Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care will lead 45-minute presentations at the municipal center. Attendees will learn techniques to help them get through the holiday season.
Presentations will be held at 4:15 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. Wednesday in the social room of the Senior Center.
RSVP to Megan Alworth-Khazadian, social services director, at 203.794.8537
National History Day Competition
What is National History Day Competition?
This is a middle school and high school national event that has students work on in depth research projects that pertain to history.
The school is looking for volunteer judges. Judges can be anyone interested in history, judging history, or in giving feedback to students.
Free continental breakfast provided to all volunteer judges.