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Friends of the Morse Institute Library book sale, Oct. 9th & Marathon poster-making party

October 7, 2021 by Deborah Brown

In celebration of Boston Marathon weekend, the Friends of the Morse Institute Library invite you to run over to their special pop-up sale on the Morse Institute Library lawn on Saturday, October 9, 10am-1pm. Take your pick from carts of mystery, fiction, puzzles, and DVDs, as well as books for children and tweens.

Adult books and puzzles $1, children and tween books $0.50, DVDs $2.

Morse Institute Library, Natick
Morse Institute Library, Natick

All proceeds from sales help the Friends support Library programs including museum passes, Speed Reads, purchase of the curbside materials return boxes, funding assistance for improvements to the Children’s and Teen Rooms, and more.

EVENT: Friends Pop-up sale
DATE: Saturday, October 9 (weather permitting)
TIME: 10am-1pm

Popcorn & Marathon poster-making party

While you’re in the area, join the SPARK Kindness Crew and make a poster that will inspire runners on Boston Marathon Monday. Pop by Paper Fiesta (known on Marathon Day as Mile 10), where there will be an outdoors set-up of paper, markers, sidewalk chalk, and more. Popcorn too, to keep everyone fortified. SPARK’s goal: to connect communities through kindness.

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