January ‘Connections’ Newsletter
We’re kicking off 2025 with some exciting new programs, along with familiar favorites.
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December ‘Connections’ Newsletter
Here’s your guide to a delightful December at the library. December means festive programs at the library, along with our continuing Cam Cares campaign and more. You can even write a letter to Santa or make a card for a senior! Find out all of the latest library news in our Connections newsletter.
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This year's Arts & Culture Series will come to a close this Friday at 7 pm with a performance by Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra's Summermusik. There's still time to register for an evening of great music at the Fort Thomas Branch! Register here: loom.ly/o9Cj9Js.
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Your Guide to a Delightful December at the Library
Spend December with us by browsing our collection, keeping warm, attending programs and more.
Cam Cares
The library’s long-standing giving season campaign is getting a refresh! Introducing: Cam Cares. Read more
Staff Recommendations: Books We Think Should Be Adapted into Movies
Ever read a book and wanted to see it on the silver screen? Us too. Here are picks of books our staff wish could be adapted into a movie.
November ‘Connections’ Newsletter
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Sink your teeth into horror this October. We asked our staff to recommend a book from their favorite horror subgenre. From body horror to manga, here’s what they suggest.
October ‘Connections’ Newsletter
Celebrate the spooky season with the library! Read more
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