Library Seeks to Fill Part-Time Positions

The Edgartown Public Library is looking to fill two part-time (18 hrs/wk), year-round, non-benefited Library
Assistant positions with positive, creative, organized, detail-oriented and tech-savvy people. Under the
general direction of the Circulation Supervisor, these positions are responsible for day-to-day library
functions. Library experience, including working knowledge of Sierra ILS, is highly desirable. Proficient
computer skills are essential. Varied work schedule includes Saturdays and evenings. $23.28/hour.

Please submit cover letter, Town of Edgartown employment application, and resume to Human Resources
Coordinator Kim Lucas at personnel@edgartown-ma.us, or mail to Town of Edgartown, attn: Personnel, PO
Box 5158, Edgartown, MA, 02539. Incomplete application packets will not be accepted. Full job description
and application form may be downloaded from the links directly below. Applications will be accepted until
positions are filled. The Town of Edgartown is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

September's Art Exhibit Features Work by Sarah Gail Hutcherson

September’s art exhibit in the library’s program is "Blues Run the Game," featuring new work by artist Sarah
Gail Hutcherson.

The artist’s work features geometric and textile inspired patterns, all acrylic on wood. She paints on
repurposed wood that otherwise might be burned or thrown away. "Blues" was inspired by the artist's stay in
Northern California, surrounded by "rain, water, and beauty."

This exhibit may be viewed Mondays and Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursdays and Fridays from 
noon to 5 p.m., and at other hours when the program room is not in use.

Deep Dive French Cinema Series Continues
At 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19

All this summer, the library has been showing great films from France on Wednesday nights.
Up on our big screen on Sept. 19 is The Last Metro (1980).Filmmaker François Truffaut
takes us backstage at a Parisian theatre company during the Nazi occupation. Catherine
Deneuve and Gerard Depardieu star in a gently comic, romantic meditation on love, loyalty,
heroism and history.

This series is for adults.

French Film Series Concludes
With Saturday Screening at 3 p.m. Sept. 22

The Library's Deep Dive French Cinema series, after a summer of great films, is concluding on Saturday,
Sept. 22. Up on the big screen is The Rules of the Game (1939), a comedy of manners whose wit only
occasionally betrays its more serious intentions as it contrasts the romantic entanglements of rich and poor
during a weekend at a country estate. Jean Renoir directs (and gives a superb comic performance in) this
masterpiece that foreshadows the end of a way of life in Europe with the coming war.

This series is for adults.

Planning a Museum Trip? Stop Here First for Money-Saving Passes

Before your next trip to Boston, do stop at our circulation desk before heading out -- and pick up discount
passes to any museums you'd like to visit. The terms of the discounts are as follows:

Boston Museum of Science: Daily passes allow up to 4 people per day to visit the Museum's main Exhibit Halls for $10 per person.
Boston Children's Museum: Daily passes allow up to 4 people in at half price ($8.50).
New England Aquarium: Daily coupons, valid September 5 to June 30, admit up to 4 people at $10 per person.
Cape Cod Museum of Art: 1 pass for free adult gallery admission. Not valid for special events or
program admissions. Valid through 2020.
Mystic Aquarium: 5 passes for $5 off general admission for up to 4 people. And 10% off a new family or 
grandparent membership when you present pass. Valid through 2018.
Museum of Fine Art, Boston: Passes admit up to 2 people per day at $10 per person.

As you plan your travels around New England, you should definitely also visit this page of the CLAMS
network catalogue. It lists discount tickets to all sorts of destinations, from Battleship Cove the New
Bedford Whaling Museum and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Enjoy!

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Interested in Learning Guitar?
Check Out an Instrument from the Library

If you’re interested in learning to play the guitar, we have a new program for you – guitars here at the library
that you can check out just like books. (Well, almost like books – there’s a bit more paperwork involved.)
Current CLAMS cardholders in good standing may check out an instrument for two weeks. Borrowers under
16 must have a parent or guardian present to check out an instrument. Visit the library’s front desk
for more information.

Adventures in Slow Cooking: Recipes for You to Enjoy

Our May class in the library's slow-cooker series featured a recipe for Lamb Saagwala  --
which we have now posted in this space.
The series will resume in January. Meanwhile, we invite you to download these delicious recipes:

Edgartown Library Offers New Streaming Movie Service

The popular on-demand video streaming service Kanopy is now available for free to all our patrons. With
your library card number and PIN, you can sign up with Kanopy for free and start streaming films on demand
right away. Just follow this link.

Offering what The New York Times calls “a garden of cinematic delights,” Kanopy showcases more than
30,000 titles, including award-winning documentaries and acclaimed films, rare and hard-to-find titles, and
classic films, with collections from The Great Courses, Kino Lorber, and PBS among many others.

You can access Kanopy through a variety of devices and platforms, including Roku, Apple TV, iOS and
Android, and Kanopy is also compatible for hearing- (with captions and transcripts) and visually-impaired
patrons (compatible with technologies such as JAWS). Kanopy is free for users with an Edgartown library
card, entitling you to stream as many as 10 films per month.

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36 Languages. Learn a language FREE.

The Mango language learning service is available to you, as a library patron, from any internet connection — at the library, a coffee shop, or at home. All you need to log in is your 13-digit library card number. The Edgartown Library also subscribes, on behalf of all our patrons, to Mango's Little Pim service, a language learning program designed specifically for children from birth to age six.