Maury Loontjens Library in Narragansett

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Monthly Meditation

Stop by the library this fall for the return of our Monthly Meditation classes! Sessions are held on the second Thursday of the month at 6:30pm.

These classes will teach “Inner Light Meditation” which is an ancient and powerful technique designed to elevate the consciousness and increase our awareness of our true inner self; that is not our body nor our mind. There are no restrictions on age, health status, fitness or flexibility. The classes will be taught by students of Inner light meditation with years of experience.  All are welcome. Registration is required.

Science continues to reveal the amazing and fantastic health benefits that meditation offers for Body, Mind, and Spirit such as reduced stress, lowered blood pressure, improved concentration, enhance immune function, stabilize emotions, increase calmness, improve memory, enhance creativity, create more balance and harmony in your life.

To register please visit: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=NARLIB&curID=720531

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Youth Services Survey!

We want to hear your feedback! If you are a parent or a child click here to fill out a short survey. If you are a teen (12-18 years old), click here to fill out a separate short survey. Thank you so much for your feedback! We will use it to continue to improve our library.

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Plant Swap

Stop by the library for a plant swap! Do you have too many plants? Can you spare a cutting? Donate it to the library’s free event. Maybe you don’t have any plants to donate….please join us anyways as you can pick up a plant for your collection. Plants & cuttings can be dropped off between Sept.16-20 or the day of the swap. It is helpful to have some information about the name of the plant and instructions on care if available. 

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A Pictorial History of Ships in Rhode Island

Join us as Astrid Drew, Archivist for the Steamship Historical Society of America, presents an overview of vessels that would have been seen in the bay from the earliest years of steamships up to more recent times. This program is in partnership with the Narragansett Historical Society. Registration is required.

To register please visit: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=NARLIB&curID=717230




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