The Belt and Beyond I September 7th, 2017

20 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Earn a Jewelry Arts Certificate at NCC
Calling all aspiring jewelry
artists. Northampton
Community College is offering
a Jewelry Arts Certificate
where you can gain the skills
to create your own line of
jewelry, or simply add your
own piece to your jewelry
collection.
For the certificate program
complete six classes including these five required classes: Jewelry Arts
1: Metalworking Basics and Soldering Techniques; Jewelry Arts II: Bezel
Setting Cabochons, Ring Making and Chain Making. To complete your
program choose one of the following electives: Hammered Bracelet,
Surface, Enrichment and Finishing or Independent Projects.
Classes offered this fall include:
Metalworking Basics, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Oct. 4 to Nov. 1.
Soldering Techniques, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Nov. 8 through Dec. 13.
Ring Making, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Oct. 3 through Oct. 31.
All the classes are held in the Fowler Family Southside Center, 511
E. Third St, Bethlehem, and are teen friendly - open to students ages
14 and older. For Class fees, information and to register, go to www.
northampton.edu/lifelearn.
Calendar of Events for the
Friends of the Bangor Public Library
The Friends of the Bangor Public Library announce the following
events:
September 16th: Bake Sale at Ace Hardware, Capitol Plaza
November 3rd: Wine Tasting at Tolino’s Vineyards 6-10 PM
November 11th: Author Brunch w/Joe DeFranco at Trinity Lutheran
Church
December 2nd: Breakfast w/ Santa at The Bee Hive Community Center
The Friends meet the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at the
Library. New members are always welcome. For additional information
contact: Karen Brewer at 610-588-8615
Learn about Gardening at Easton Library
The monthly garden presentations at Easton Library will continue through
October. The remaining dates and topics are as follows:
September 21 - Fall Gardening Clean Up - Linc Coffin; and October 19
- Plants of Murder and Mayhem. All programs begin at 6:30 pm. These
free programs are open to the public and held in the Catherine Drake
Meeting Room on the lower level of the Main Library. Handicapped access
is available from the Church Street entrance. Light refreshments will be
provided by the Friends of the Library. Registration is not required. For more
information, call 610-258-2917 ext 307.
New editions at the Blue Mt. Community Library
Adult Fiction: The Diplomat's Daughter, Karin
Tanabe; The Bookshop at the Water's Edge, Patti
C. Henry; Secret Sisters, Joy Callaway; Beneath a
Scarlet Sky, Mark Sullivan; The Dress in the Window,
Sofia Grant
Bring Her Home, David Bell; The Little French Bistro,
Nina George; Down A Dark Road, Linda Castillo; House of Spies, Daniel
Silva; the Address, Fiona Davis; Cocoa Beach, Beatriz Williams; The
Late Show, Michael Connelly; The Silent Corner, Dean Koontz; The Lying
Game, Ruth Ware; Deadfall, Linda Fairstein; Every Last Lie, Mary Kubica;
Cicada Summer, Maureen Leurck; The Almost Sisters, Joshilyn Jackson;
Beneath the Apple Leaves, Harmony Verna; The Frozen Hours, Jeff
Shaara
Adult Large Print: A Stranger in the House, Shari Lapena; The Good
Daughter, Karin Slaughter; Cakewalk, Rita Mae Brown; The Child, Fiona
Barton; Love Story, Karen Kingsbury; Seeing Red, Sandra Brown
Adult Non-Fiction: Last Hope Island, Lynne Olson; While The City Slept,
Eli Sanders
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