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The Ulysses Philomathic is now on Twitter.
Follow us at www.twitter.com/ulysseslibrary for the later events and news.
Eating Locally: Food in the Finger Lakes
Making Food Literacy an Education Priority
Thursday, August 16, 7:00-8:30 pm
Join Antonia Demas, director of the Food Studies Institute, will discuss “Making Food Literacy an Educational Priority.”
From the Food Studies Institute website: “The Food Studies Institute (FSI) is devoted to changing the health destinies of children through proper nutrition and education.”
Pulling Up the Covers: Summer Reading Finale
Saturday, August 11, 11 am-1 pm
Kids who registered for the Summer Reading Program and who met their reading goals are invited to attend Pulling Up the Covers: Summer Reading Finale. Enjoy a performance by storyteller and puppeteer Melanie Zimmer, as well as treats and prizes.
Super Why!
Wednesday, August 1, 10 am
Join us at the library as we welcome WSKG’s Super Why! All of your Super Why! friends will be here for crafts and activities. Red, Pig, Princess, and Whyatt hope to see you there.
Embodied Imagination with Janet Fortress
Monday, July 30, 7:00 pm
Developed by Jungian psychoanalyst Robert Bosnak, embodied imagination is a non-interpretive approach to exploring dream and waking experience. The technique asks that you use your body as an instrument to feel the images and presence in your dreams, your healing issues, your creativity/work issues, or whatever other area of life you bring to it.
From Janet Fortess: “ I help people to deeply explore and embody their waking and dreaming experiences. Learning to work with embodied imagination enhances innate healing and creative capacities.”




