[Michlib-l] Upcoming Programs of Interest Dearborn Library

[Daniel Lodge]

Everyone - We have a number of great programs coming up here at the
Dearborn Library.

   - On Tuesday, April 1st at 6:30pm, we will be talking virtually with
   journalist Kostya Kennedy about his new book *The Ride: Paul Revere and
   the Ride That Saved America. *
   - On Thursday, April 3rd at 6:30pm, Amber N. Mitchell, Curator of  Black
   History at the Henry Ford, will give a presentation on the significance of
   the Museum's new acquisition, the Jackson House.
   - On Wednesday, April 9th at 6:30pm, we will be talking virtually with
   author Susan Morrison about her new biography of Lorne Michaels
entitled *Lorne:
   The Man Who Invented SNL*

I hope you can join us either virtually or in-person for any or all of
these programs. To register for these programs, please visit our Events
page at our website dearbornlibrary.org.

Dan Lodge
Library Supervisor
Dearborn Public Library
Dearborn, MI
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