Nov 16 Sunday
Welcome fall with story time at Ozark Regional Library! From October 20 to November 21, we’ll sing songs, read stories, do arts and crafts, and learn fun rhymes at the library.
The program will be at: • Ozark Regional Library-Annapolis, Mondays at 10 AM• Viburnum City Hall, Tuesdays at 10 AM• Ozark Regional Library-Fredericktown, Wednesdays at 10 AM • Ozark Regional Library-Ironton, Fridays at 10 AM
Watch for announcements about additional programs at ozarkregional.org or visit Ozark Regional Library System on Facebook or Instagram.
Nov 17 Monday
Join us for a special presentation by Native American Storyteller, Suzanne Jones! This presentation focuses on traditional stories told primarily by Choctaw, Cherokee, and Delaware Nations/tribes, all of which Jones is either a tribal member or descended from. Everyone is welcome to attend this event. Please register with the number of people in your group.
Consider joining one of our Riverside Regional library branch book clubs!
This month, the Main Branch Book Club will be reading and discussing “Sipsworth” by Simon Van Booy.
The group meets at the Main Branch in Jackson. For ages 18+.
Nov 18 Tuesday
The Crisp Museum hosts Art for Adults each Tuesday morning and Wednesday afternoon.
Beginners learn to mix colors, arrange a palette, use and clean brushes correctly in a small group setting. Attendees may use the museum’s supplies or bring their own acrylics, oils, soft pastels, or watercolors. Mini lessons are taught by Ellen Flentge.
Art for Adults takes place Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to noon and Wednesdays from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Crisp Museum on Southeast’s River Campus. There is a small fee to attend.
Questions? Call (573) 651-2660
Pre-register online and click "Enroll in Class" and follow the prompts.
The East Ozarks Audubon Society will present "Birding Southeast Arizona" with Bill Reeves on November 18.
Mr. Reeves has spent over 40 years traveling the U.S. studying and documenting resident and vagrant bird species. He will highlight some of his best birding experiences from southeast Arizona, a nationally-known hotspot featuring resident birds of the American Southwest and a host of rare and unusual vagrants from Mexico and Central America. Explore birds from a wide variety of habitats: the iconic saguaros of the Sonoran Desert to the rugged mountains of southern Arizona’s “sky islands.” Experience some of the best birds in the country, including Roadrunners, Burrowing Owls, Harris’ Hawks, Caracaras, Trogons, Quetzals, and over 15 species of hummingbirds.
"Birding Southeast Arizona" will take place on Tuesday, November 18, from 7-8 p.m. at the Farmington Public Library.
The Southeast Wind Symphony will present Carmina Burana on November 18.
Carl Orff’s masterpiece will take center stage in this concert of rhythm, drama, and raw power. With its opening “O Fortuna,” the work, featuring a full wind ensemble, explores the joys and unpredictability of life, love, and fate.
Carmina Burana will take place Tuesday, November 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the Bedell Performance Hall. Tickets available online or at box office.
Nov 19 Wednesday