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LIBRARY LECTURE SERIES

January 6, 2020

...a note from Library Manager Molly Jubitz

Hello, All:

It's that time again: the library's wonderful lecture series is about to begin.  Below, you'll find the entire schedule through mid-April, but please keep in mind some dates may change between now and then. We will try our best to keep you abreast of any changes. Note also, some of the programs take place at locations other than the library. Those are noted on the schedule.

We have said the theme for most of the programs this season has to do with INTERACTION; interaction with each other, our environment and our community. Another theme is ENGAGEMENT, as we continue to build community and awareness. 

 

LIBRARY LECTURE SERIES WINTER  - SPRING 2020  

(Some programs are at alternative locations, marked with *.

Remember, there may be last-minute changes.)

JANUARY, 2020:

              Wednesday, Jan. 1- 10 a.m.        First Day Hike – Side B entrance (off 347), Cedar Key Scrub State Park *

              Thursday, Jan. 9 – 5 p.m.             Manatees – Joyce Kleen, USFWS, Crystal River complex

Saturday, Jan. 11 – 10:30 a.m.    Group Drumming and Community Engagement– Jon Sperry, Lynn U.

               Thursday, Jan. 16 –                      NO PROGRAM (CKAC Art Dinner @5 p.m.)

              Saturday, Jan. 18- 10:30 a.m.      Explore Florida’s Nature Coast Conservancy – Sam Gibbs

              Thursday, Jan. 23- 5 p.m.            Bats 101 with Megan Wallrichs, Florida FWCC

              Saturday, Jan. 25-10:30 a.m.      “Tiniest tool in the box: thrips join the arsenal in the fight against Brazilian Pepper”?

                                                                                    Sedonia Steininger, biologist, FDACS, Div. of Plant Industry.

              Monday, Jan. 27-5 p.m.               GoMMAPS and the latest seabird data – Dr. Jeffrey Gleason, USFWS (Audubon)

              Thursday, Jan 30- 5 p.m.             TBA

    

    

FEBRUARY, 2020:

              Saturday, Feb. 1 – 10:30 a.m.     Kayaking Eco-Tours – Dr. Paul King, Florida Coastal Master Naturalist

Thursday, Feb. 6 – 5 p.m.            Cedar Key Dolphin Project/Marine Mammal Rescue, Dr. Stefanie Gazda

Saturday, Feb. 8 – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Living History – Skirmish at Cedar Keys – Cedar Key City Park *

Thursday, Feb. 13 & 14 -              FOL Annual Valentine’s Day Flower Sale

Thursday, Feb. 13 – 5 p.m.          TBA

Saturday, Feb. 15 – 10:30 a.m.   Juvenile Seatrout Recruitment – Samara Nehemiah, UF-IFAS

Thursday, Feb. 20 – 5 p.m.          The Serengeti Rules – PBS film, with special guest, Dr. John Terborgh

Saturday, Feb. 22 – 10:30 a.m.   “Be Scam Smart,” Elder Options/Medicare – Kristina Young

Monday, Feb. 24 – 5 p.m.           CK Audubon –Joleen Dudley – Manatee Springs

Thursday, Feb. 27 -                       NO PROGRAM – CK DOLPHIN PROJECT BENEFIT

Saturday, Feb. 29 -                        NO PROGRAM – FRIENDS OF REFUGES ANNUAL MEETING/OPEN HOUSE

 

 

MARCH, 2020:

              Monday, March 2 – 5 p.m.          Magic, Music and Ventriloquism – Steve Charney

              Thursday, March 5 @5 p.m.        Preserving Wild Florida – Linda Wilinski (Cedar Key Arts Center)

              Friday, March 6 -6:30 p.m.          FOL Annual Meeting/Patchouli concert @ CC

              Saturday, March 7 10:30 a.m.     Dr. Ken Sassaman, et al at Community Center*

              Thursday, March 12 – 5 p.m.      Living Shorelines – Savanna Barry & Mark Clark

               Saturday, March 14-10:30 a.m. The Gulf: Making of an American Sea by Dr. Jack Davis

              Monday, March 16 – 5 p.m.        Growing up in Hungary during the Hitler & Stalin eras – Susan Kadar

              Thursday, March 19 – 5 p.m.      Cedar Key Poets Annual Reading

               Saturday, March 21 –9-3             FRIENDS OF LIBRARY BOOK SALE

              Monday, March 23- 5 p.m.         Audubon -Leslie Sturmer, UF/IFAS – Cedar Key Aquaculture

               Thursday, March 26- 5 p.m.       GROWING UP IN CEDAR KEY – Dottie Haldeman, et al

              Saturday, March 28- 10:30 a.m. Marine Paleontology, Dr. Michal Kowalewski, FL Mus. of Natural History

APRIL, 2020:

             Saturday, April 4 –                        ARTS FESTIVAL – Library closed.

              Saturday, April 11- 10:30 a.m.    BEES 101. Cindy and Bill Turner and their bees.

              Monday, April 27- 5 p.m.             Audubon -Snake Key rookery progress – Johnathan Varol, UF field technician.

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