The Center for Adult and Family Education (C.A.F.E.) presents weekly classes for those seeking to learn English.

English literacy for adults and children’s programs.

$20 for new students | $10 for returning students | Children are free

For more information and/or to register call Dana at 970-641-7684. Se habla español.

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El Centro de Educación para Adultos y Familias (el programa CAFE) ofrece clases semanales para todos los que quieran aprender inglés.

Clases para los adultos y cuidado de niños.

$20 estudiantes nuevos / $10 estudiantes recurrentes / gratis para los niños

Para más información llame al (970) 641-7684. Se habla español.

The Center for Adult and Family Education (C.A.F.E.) presents weekly classes for those seeking to learn English.

English literacy for adults and children’s programs.

$20 for new students | $10 for returning students | Children are free

For more information and/or to register call Dana at 970-641-7684. Se habla español.

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El Centro de Educación para Adultos y Familias (el programa CAFE) ofrece clases semanales para todos los que quieran aprender inglés.

Clases para los adultos y cuidado de niños.

$20 estudiantes nuevos / $10 estudiantes recurrentes / gratis para los niños

Para más información llame al (970) 641-7684. Se habla español.

This event will celebrate the influences and history of African culture in America, with guest presenter Fara Tolno.

About Fara:

Fara Tolno was born in Guinea, West Africa. He spent his youth in the village of Kissidugu and Guinea’s capital city, Conakry. Playing djembe since the age of nine, he has traveled extensively performing and teaching both drumming and dance. Fara spent nine years as the lead drummer for Les Merveilles de Guinea (The Wonders of Guinea) under the tutelage of West Africa’s most influential director and choreographer, Kemoko Sano. Fara is a keeper of the history, the music, and the dance in his culture. Read more on his website.

The Center for Adult and Family Education (C.A.F.E.) presents weekly classes for those seeking to learn English.

English literacy for adults and children’s programs.

$20 for new students | $10 for returning students | Children are free

For more information and/or to register call Dana at 970-641-7684. Se habla español.

________________________________________________________________________________

El Centro de Educación para Adultos y Familias (el programa CAFE) ofrece clases semanales para todos los que quieran aprender inglés.

Clases para los adultos y cuidado de niños.

$20 estudiantes nuevos / $10 estudiantes recurrentes / gratis para los niños

Para más información llame al (970) 641-7684. Se habla español.

The Center for Adult and Family Education (C.A.F.E.) presents weekly classes for those seeking to learn English.

English literacy for adults and children’s programs.

$20 for new students | $10 for returning students | Children are free

For more information and/or to register call Dana at 970-641-7684. Se habla español.

________________________________________________________________________________

El Centro de Educación para Adultos y Familias (el programa CAFE) ofrece clases semanales para todos los que quieran aprender inglés.

Clases para los adultos y cuidado de niños.

$20 estudiantes nuevos / $10 estudiantes recurrentes / gratis para los niños

Para más información llame al (970) 641-7684. Se habla español.

Novel-Tea Book Club will meet on Thursday, February 28 at 2 pm to discuss “There’s Something in the Water” by Catherine Steadman.

Book synopsis from Goodreads:

If you could make one simple choice that would change your life forever, would you?

Erin is a documentary filmmaker on the brink of a professional breakthrough, Mark a handsome investment banker with big plans. Passionately in love, they embark on a dream honeymoon to the tropical island of Bora Bora, where they enjoy the sun, the sand, and each other. Then, while scuba diving in the crystal blue sea, they find something in the water. . . .

Could the life of your dreams be the stuff of nightmares?

Suddenly the newlyweds must make a dangerous choice: to speak out or to protect their secret. After all, if no one else knows, who would be hurt? Their decision will trigger a devastating chain of events. . . .

Have you ever wondered how long it takes to dig a grave?

Wonder no longer. Catherine Steadman’s enthralling voice shines throughout this spellbinding debut novel. With piercing insight and fascinating twists, Something in the Water challenges the reader to confront the hopes we desperately cling to, the ideals we’re tempted to abandon, and the perfect lies we tell ourselves.

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Books are available to borrow at the library or purchase at Townie Books.

All level and all ages drum class and presentation of the significance, healing powers and impact of the African drum in context to traditional and historical culture.

Drums will be provided.

Instruction by Fara Tolno. About Fara: Fara Tolno was born in Guinea, West Africa. He spent his youth in the village of Kissidugu and Guinea’s capital city, Conakry. Playing djembe since the age of nine, he has traveled extensively performing and teaching both drumming and dance. Fara spent nine years as the lead drummer for Les Merveilles de Guinea (The Wonders of Guinea) under the tutelage of West Africa’s most influential director and choreographer, Kemoko Sano. Fara is a keeper of the history, the music, and the dance in his culture. Read more on his website.