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Popular Kindermusik instructor Becky Douglas returns for musical fun for ages 2-4 years, with an adult. Registration begins August 27, online, by phone or in person.

Mr. Ray and Miss Abbe continue their popular music series for ages 2-5 years, with an adult. Registration begins August 27, online, by phone or in person.

Radnor resident and certified yoga instructor Amy Dolan returns for a series of monthly yoga classes. Please dress comfortably and bring a mat or towel and water. Fall sessions meet September 13, October 4, November 1 and December 6. No registration required for this free series.

The Chinese Autumn Moon Festival brings celebrity chef and author Susanna Foo to Radnor Memorial Library for an evening of tea sampling and tasting of traditional mooncake. Seating is liited, so please register online, by phone or in person, beginning September 1.

Celebrate the end of The Hunger Games trilogy with Radnor Library's Hunger Games Challenge. Think on your feet as you compete in three challenges to beat the competing districts and win The Hunger Games. Please register online, by phone or in person for this free event, open to students in grade 6 and up.

Bring your mom or another favorite adult female to our middle school book group. Fall selections include:
September 13: Just Ella by Margaret Peterson Haddix
October 11: My Life in Pink and Green by Lisa Greenwald
November 8: Book selection TBA

Please register online, by phone or in person for this free event, open to students in grade 6 and up.

Join us for our fall storytime series for various ages, beginning in October. Please register online, by phone or in person. For a complete schedule, please click the "Calendar" button to the left.

Tad Friend has bee na staf fwriter at the New Yorker since 1998. Cheerful Money was chosen as one of hte best books of 2009 by The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, and Chicago Tribune. The author has ties to the Main Line, now lives in Brooklyn, and is married to journalist and cookbook author, Amanda Hesser. This book talk and signing is co-sponsored by the Radnor Historical Society and the Friends of hte Radnor Memorial Library.

Don't have a clue what to read next? In celebration of Teen Read Week, come and share some of your favorite books and pick up some new suggestions for yourself.

Please register by phone or in person at the Circulation Desk. If you have attended previously, there is no need to re-register. LEGO Club is on summer vacation but will return in September.

The Radnor Library has received a supply of When Families Grieve, a resource developed by the Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street. Each packet contains valuable tools for helping families through the grieving process, including a DVD, a guide for parents and caregivers, and a children's story to read together. If you would like a copy, or if you know a local family in need of such a resource, please contact our Children's Department.

Dorothy Carlson, Head of Children's Services, is celebrating her 40th year at the Radnor Library in 2010. Do you have a special memory of Miss Carlson? We'd love to hear from you. Please send your memories to our EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR by email.

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Experience Library programs from the comfort of your home! The Radnor Historical Society, a frequent program partner of the Radnor Memorial Library, has archived many of our recent programs. Click to listen to Prof. Richard Newman's February lecture on abolitionist The Rev. Richard Allen or to watch Laura Beardsley's "Historic Photos of the Main Line."