Join us on Monday mornings for a Tai Chi class with instructor Matt Chrobocinski. No experience necessary for this moving meditative practice, which incorporates slow, low-impact standing exercises with the breath. This registration is for the late spring series, which runs on the following dates: 

• April 27
• May 4
• May 11
• May 18 
• June 1 
• June 8 

The class is limited to 20 students per series for in-person due to space limitations; however, you can sign up to attend online if registration is full for the in-person class. 

Donations to supplement the library programming budget are appreciated. However, as always, these donations are not mandatory. The class is still meant to be accessible to ALL even those who cannot afford to donate. If you are able and willing to donate any amount, we would appreciate it. Donations can be in the form of cash or check and mailed or dropped off at:

Township Library of Lower Southampton | 1983 Bridgetown Pike | Feasterville, PA 19053 

Questions? Contact Chryssi at guminac@buckslib.org or 215-355-1183, ext. 104 

PLEASE NOTE: This registration is for the ONLINE version of this class. If you want to register for in-person, select "Tai Chi (In-Person) - Late Spring Series" on the calendar.

Join us on Monday mornings for a Tai Chi class with instructor Matt Chrobocinski. No experience necessary for this moving meditative practice, which incorporates slow, low-impact standing exercises with the breath. This registration is for the late spring series on the following dates: 

• April 27
• May 4
• May 11
• May 18 
• June 1
• June 8 

Donations to supplement the library programming budget are appreciated. However, as always, these donations are not mandatory. The class is still meant to be accessible to ALL even those who cannot afford to donate. If you are able and willing to donate any amount, we would appreciate it. Donations can be in the form of cash or check and mailed or dropped off at:

Township Library of Lower Southampton | 1983 Bridgetown Pike | Feasterville, PA 19053 

Questions? Contact Chryssi at guminac@buckslib.org or 215-355-1183, ext. 104 

Do you want to help your college applications? Are you looking to help your community? Are you a huge book nerd?  Apply to volunteer this summer! We're looking for volunteers ages 13 - 17 (entering grades 9 - 12) who can commit to volunteering at least 2 hours a week for the 8 weeks of our summer programming and BEYOND. Volunteer tasks include assisting a librarian with library tasks, guiding families as they arrive for performances, helping participants of all ages check in at the Summer Reading table, assisting librarians with programming, and keeping the library clean and organized. We let you choose the task that is right for you! To volunteer, please fill out the application on our website here, and attend one training session in June. You'll sign up for your volunteer dates during your training session, so please know your availability when you attend. We hope to see you at the library this summer!

Join Pennsylvania author Jeff Bogle (who grew up in Feasterville!) for a fun, engaging, all-ages presentation. Jeff will talk about the making of his book, Street Cats & Where to Find Them, the world's first travel guide book for cat lovers. Through personal stories, stunning photography, and practical travel, rescue, and safety information for cat seekers, readers are introduced to a host of street cats, as well as the best cat cafés, kitty-themed museums, attractions, and oddities in popular cities around the globe.

Jeff will read selections from it, discuss the first-ever street cat cruise he is hosting in Europe later this year, and take your questions, all while hundreds of his photos of cats around the world play behind him. 

Signed copies of the book are available to purchase for $20 ($4 off the cover price) and payment methods accepted are cash, credit, debit, and Apple or Google Pay. 

About the Author:

Jeff is the Exton, PA-based author of the unique travel book, Street Cats and Where to Find Them. He's a dad of two daughters, an avid traveler, an award-winning photographer and a freelance writer who lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia with his wife and their four cats. He's written stories for BBC Travel, AARP Magazine, the Washington Post, Good Housekeeping, Parents Magazine, Fodor's, Wine Enthusiast, Esquire, Real Simple, and Reader’s Digest, among other print and online publications. Jeff is also the founder and publisher of the quarterly literary magazine and small book press, Stanchion.

Questions?

Contact Chryssi at 215-355-1183, ext. 104 or guminac@buckslib.org

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Foster a love of curiosity and reading in your child every week with books, songs, and rhymes for the whole family.