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Sneak Peek at Upcoming Celebrations

The first few days of April gave us a quite a life party, here's a few of the celebrations coming up this next week:

  • One Day Without Shoes: Can you go a day without shoes, no matter what the terrain or weather? There are people in the world who don't have a choice. 
  • Sorry Charlie: Who is Charlie and why are we apologizing to him?!
  • Plan Your Epitaph: Have you ever thought about what you want said about you when you pass on?
  • New Beer's Eve
  • Bookmobile: Portable Libraries! 
  • Name Yourself: What would you have named yourself?
  • Eight Track Tapes
  • Barbershop Quartets
  • Parkinson's Disease Awareness
And there is so much more!  Join us this week as we celebrate life with all its quirks and fun!  


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