The Open Book: The Blog of the Friends of the Cambridge Public Library: Tree Tour

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Tree Tour

Aline Newton and Florrie Wescoat have created a wonderful guide to twenty-five trees in and around Joan Lorentz Park, also the home to our library's main campus. You can click here to visit their web site. At the site you'll find a pdf version of their booklet as well as a sort of online journal detailing the steps in their project. Hard copies of the booklet will be available at the Main Library soon.

To celebrate the completion of their project, they will be conducting a live tour on Saturday, October 27, at 2:30pm. Those interested should meet at the Cambridge Main Library entrance. The rain date for the tour is Sunday, October 28, also at 2:30pm.

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Upcoming CPL Events

9/3/14 - Dr. James Collins explains the physical mechanisms of balance that most of us take for granted; 6:30pm, Main Library Lecture Hall

9/10/14 - Meet Lorenz J. Finison, author of Boston's Cycling Craze, 1880-1900, A Story of Race, Sport, and Society: How Cyclists of All Backgrounds made Boston a Hub of Nineteenth-century Bicycling; 6:30pm, Main Library Lecture Hall

9/15/14 - Join leading children's literature historian Leonard Marcus on the evening of Robert McCloskey's 100th birthday to explore the art of the picture book and the fascinating legacy of the beloved children's author and illustrator; 7pm, Main Library Children's Room

9/18/14 - The Fierce Reads Tour returns to the Teen Room. Meet authors Ann Aguirre (Mortal Danger), Caragh O'Brien (The Vault of Dreamers), and Marie Rutkoski (The Winner's Curse); 7pm, Main Library Teen Room

9/20/14 - Happy Birthday Curious George! Celebrate Curious George's birthday with stories, songs, and crafts. Plus meet Curious George and the Man with the Yellow Hat! 11am-1:30pm, Main Library

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