03/04/2014
SO MANY INTERESTING OFFERINGS IN OUR OWN BACKYARD:
The Secret Life of Bees
Beekeeper and Master Gardener James Campbell will share how to turn your garden into a pollinator paradise to maximize flower, fruit, and vegetable reproduction. James mentors new beekeepers in Marin and Sonoma.
Wednesday, March 19
Civic Center Library
12 noon
Book Group Discussion
Join the Civic Center Brown Bag book club for a discussion of this year's One Book One Marin choice, Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer. This funny, engaging memoir chronicles the author's attempts to create a farm on an abandoned lot near downtown Oakland.
Wednesday, March 26
Civic Center Library
12 noon
Talking Tomatoes
Learn the basics for planting, watering and maintaining your tomato plants. Liz Peer will also discuss which varieties are more likely to be successful and provide drought management strategies.
Friday, March 28
Board of Supervisors, Room 330
12 noon
The Art and Practice of Saving Seeds
Astrid and Matthew Hoffman, owners of the Marin based Living Seed Company, will give a slide presentation on the values, history and current practice of saving seeds. They will also describe how to plant a garden to maximize seed saving.
Wednesday, April 16
Civic Center, Room 410B
12 noon
Getting Started Raising Backyard Chickens
Leslie Citroen, owner of Mill Valley Chickens, covers everything you need to know: the best chickens for a back-yard flock, disease control, feeding requirements, raising baby chicks, coop recommendations, zoning requirements, and more!
Tuesday, April 29
Civic Center, Room 410B
12 noon
If you have any questions about these free programs, please call 415-473-6119.
Please note that some of these programs are not being held in the Civic Center Library, but in Room 410B or the Board of Supervisors due some upcoming Library remodeling.
With thanks to the Friends of the Library for their support of One Book One Marin.
Linda Aldrich
Reference Librarian
Civic Center Library - MCFL
Phone: (415) 473-6058
[email protected]