Stanford Free Library

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Stanford Lions Club 2024 Peace Poster Event

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encourages children, grades K through 8, to creatively express what peace means to them, so that we may all have greater tolerance and understanding.

The poster event theme is “Peace Without Limits”
Showcase your creativity/talent and share your vision of peace!

All entries will be on display at Stanford Community Day

Guidelines:

  • Poster theme: Peace Without Limits
  • White Poster Board*: no larger than 14” x 22”
  • Any art medium accepted
  • Artist name, grade level & phone number must be written on back of artwork
  • All artwork must be the student’s original creation
  • Submit poster: Turn poster into the Stanford Town Hall or Library
  • Submission Deadline: All posters must be submitted on or before September 12th
  • All posters will be on display Saturday, September 14, 2024 at

Stanford Community Day

  • Show your originality and artistic interpretation of the

Theme: Peace Without Limits

  • All participants will receive a complimentary ice cream cone coupon

*Poster boards are available from Stanford Lions Club.  The Lions Club will be at the Stanford Library on Saturday, August 3 from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm; Wednesday, August 7 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm and Thursday, August 15 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm with materials to make a poster – COME JOIN US! For more information, contact Lion member Kathy at klbeetlebug79@aol.com.

Lions Club International

Our mission is to empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions Clubs.

Spring Stories and Crafts

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Thursday, March 19 from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Kindergarten and First Grade Students

Space is limited.  Call or email the library to register:  845-868-1341 or stanfordlibrary@optonline.net

Your child must be registered at the library before submitting the bus pass to the school.

Please consider joining our email list to receive early notification of these programs.

Surviving an Avalanche on Mt. Everest

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Thursday, January 9

Presentation and Screening

 

Come at 6:30 for meet & greet and a bite to eat.
Film from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm followed by Q&A

Stanford resident Michael Churton speaks about his experiences at Mt. Everest during its most dangerous and deadly years followed by a rough-cut screening of his upcoming documentary “bound to Everest”.