Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.Location: Hoover Library Theatre

Will discuss "To Kill A Mockingbird."

Location: Woodlawn Library

Group discussions about the book To Kill a Mockingbird every Monday evening through April 28. Light refreshments.  Location:  Midfield Library

Showing of the 1962 movie classic starring Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch. Refreshments and door prizes will be included.

Location:  West End Library  

*Call location for title of movie

Location: Gardendale Library

*Additional showings on April 14 and 21 at 6p.m.

Boo Radley Movie Night (Family)

 Location:  Springville Road Library 

Family festivities along with showing of the classic movie of the book by Harper Lee or other 1930s movies.

Location:  Springville Road Library  

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Please join us as part of the Mayor’s Book Club as one of the professors from one our local universities participating in THE BIG READ Scholar's Panel provides us with an academic and scholarly look at Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. Our special guest will take a new look at this old favorite and provide ideas for group discussion. Don’t miss this unique opportunity!

Location: Vestavia Hills Adult Library

This month the Bookies will be reading and discussing "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee & "Mockingbird" by Charles Shields.  Location:  Emmet O'Neal Library, Mountain Brook 

Samford University's Cumberland School of Law and Department of English - Mockingbird 101. Join a discussion about one of the best-loved novels of the 20th century: Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. One of Samford University's top scholars will discuss the profound implications behind the novel and lead a lively audience discussion.

Location: Vestavia Hills Library

Discussion of Harper Lee's classic To Kill a Mockingbird. Everyone is welcome.Location:  Bessemer Library  

Preschool - Storytelling Classics: Stories from Caldecott Winners of the 30's

Location:  Woodlawn Library  

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama.

The Seasoned Performers - Presents Conversations from To

Please join us as we discuss To Kill a Mockingbird. By turns funny, wise, and heartbreaking, this is one classic that continues to speak to new generations, and deserves to be reread often.

Location: Vestavia Hills Library Adult

Discussion of Mockingbird by Charles J. Shields.  Light refreshments that are described in the book will be served.   Location: Homewood Library, Lucretia M. Somers Boardroom

Discussion Group 

Location: North Birmingham

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Preschool - Storytelling Classics: Stories from Caldecott Winners of the 30's

Location:  East Lake Library  

Join us to discuss the book, "To Kill A Mockingbird." Brunch will be served. Location:  Adamsville Library  

Preschool - Storytelling Classics: Stories from Caldecott Winners of the 30's

 Location:  Springville Road Library 

The Seasoned Performers - Presents Conversations from To Kill a MockingbirdLocal theater troupe The Seasoned Performers, a senior adult theater company, will offer Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird, dramatic readings from the book performed by senior adults who will acquaint audiences with characters and themes. Location: Irondale Library

Music of the Times - Heritage Band. The renowned Birmingham Heritage Band recreates the swinging jazz sounds of the Big Band era. Join us for a look at the legendary music and performers of a time no one wants to forget.

Location: Birmingham Public Library

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Hoover Library Theatre

*Additional showing at 6:30p.m.

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Avondale Library

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Powderly Library

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Titusville Library

Create a book jacket. 

Location:  East Lake Library 

Kids of all ages will make mockingbird houses.

Location:  Inglenook Branch Library 

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Will discuss "To Kill A Mockingbird.Location:  Hoover Library Meetings Rooms 

Special appearance by Mary Badham, who played Scout in the 1962 film.Tickets $4.00 per person (entitles the holder to popcorn & soft drink). Tickets can be purchased at any of the 39 Jefferson County public libraries, as well as at the door beginning at 6 p.m. Subtítulos en español 

Make paper dolls from the Depression Era. 

Location:  Gardendale Library 

Come watch the second part of the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.Location: Titusville Library

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Slossfield Library

As part of THE BIG READ celebration, please join us for a Film Festival celebrating the films of the Pre-Code era. Pre-Code films were created before the Motion Picture Production Code took effect on July 1, 1934 in the US.

Discussion of Harper Lee's classic "To Kill a Mockingbird." Everyone is welcome.   Location:  Bessemer Library 

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Preschool - Storytelling Classics: Stories from Caldecott Winners of the 30's

Location:  Inglenook Library  

Samford University's Cumberland School of Law and Department of English - Mockingbird 101. Join a discussion about one of the best-loved novels of the 20th century: Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. One of Samford University's top scholars will discuss the profound implications behind the novel and lead a lively audience discussion.Location: Springville Library

Mary Badham, who played Scout in the movie, makes a special appearance for a first-come, first-admitted free lecture and casual reception. Books and photographs for sale. Mary Badham charges a fee for her autograph. This event is free and open to the public, but you must make reservations (444-7820). 

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Join us as we explore online resources for the themes of the book and the story itself.

Location: Regional Library Computer Center

Join us as we explore online resources for the themes of the book and the story itself.

Location: Regional Library Computer Center

The Birmingham Public Library’s 10th annual author festival presents a day-long series of programs featuring To Kill a Mockingbird. Panelists include Alabama’s premier historian, Dr. Wayne Flynt; Samford University English Professor Dr. Chris Metress; Assistant Professor in Educational Foundations Dr. Tondra Loder-Jackson; Mary Badham, “Scout” from the 1962 film; and Sandy Jaffe, Birmingham native and producer of the documentary Our Mockingbird, which will be previewed in the BPL Arrington Auditorium.

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Botanical Gardens

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Will discuss "To Kill A Mockingbird." Location: Hueytown Library  

Join us as we explore this fascinating and tumultuous time in American history through film and a moderated discussion that will explore the art, politics, and social climate of the 1930s.Location: Birmingham Museum of Art Steiner Auditorium

The Seasoned Performers - Presents Conversations from To Kill a MockingbirdLocal theater troupe The Seasoned Performers, a senior adult theater company, will offer Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird, dramatic readings from the book performed by senior adults who will acquaint audiences with characters and themes. Location: Hoover Library

Come watch the motion picture masterpiece of the acclaimed film version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee. Gregory Peck's brilliant, Oscar-caliber performance captures the emotion and conflict of racism, set against the backdrop of Depression-era Alabama. Popcorn and beverages served.

Location: Five Points West

Join us for the first in a series of 3 movies produced before a code of conduct was instituted, known as pre-code films. The Public Enemy, a 1931 film starring James Cagney & Jean Harlow, relates the story of a young man's rise in the criminal underworld in prohibition-era urban America.  Explore this fascinating and tumultuous time n American history through film amid the social climate of the 1930s.

Group discussions about the book To Kill a Mockingbird every Monday evening through April 28. Light refreshments.  Location:  Midfield Library

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

The Seasoned Performers - Presents Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird
Local theater troupe The Seasoned Performers, a senior adult theater company, will offer Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird, dramatic readings from the book performed by senior adults who will acquaint audiences with characters and themes.

Location: Warrior Library

Samford University's Cumberland School of Law and Department of English - Mockingbird 101. Join a discussion about one of the best-loved novels of the 20th century: Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. One of Samford University's top scholars will discuss the profound implications behind the novel and lead a lively audience discussion.

Location: Bessemer Library

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

Come join us for a group discussion of the book, "To Kill a Mockingbird". Brunch will be served. Must register.

Location: Pleasant Grove Library

Join us for the 2nd discussion of the book, "To Kill A Mockingbird." Refreshments will be served.Location:  Adamsville Library 

 Alabama in the 1930s: The Farm Security Photographs.  Photo historian Frances Robb will discuss the remarkable photography of Depression- era Alabama created by Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange and other American photographers.  Location:  Birmingham Public Library  

Please join us as we explore To Kill a Mockingbird the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee published in 1960. Find out why this extraordinarily influential, yet controversial book has been ranked by librarians, along with the Bible, on the top of their list of important books to be read by all readers.

Location: Vestavia Hills Library Adult

The Seasoned Performers - Presents Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird
Local theater troupe The Seasoned Performers, a senior adult theater company, will offer Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird, dramatic readings from the book performed by senior adults who will acquaint audiences with characters and themes.

Location: Avondale Library

*Call location for title of movie

Location: East Lake Library

BPL @ Night - Music of the Times: Heritage Band - Apr. 16, W, 6:30 p.m. The renowned Heritage Band recreates the swinging jazz sounds of the big band era.

Location: Birmingham Public Library

Nancy Anderson, AHF Road Scholar, will delve into some of the myths underscoring the subtlety, complexity, richness and honesty of the Alabama classic To Kill a Mockingbird. Light refreshments will be served. All ages are welcome.

Location: Homewood Library, Large Auditorium

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

As a part of The Big Read, come watch a classic 1930s movie, along with family festivities. 

Location:  North Avondale Library  

Will discuss "To Kill A Mockingbird."

Location: West End Library

Movie Time (Elementary)

Location:  Springville Road Library  

Samford University's Cumberland School of Law and Department of English - Mockingbird 101. Join a discussion about one of the best-loved novels of the 20th century: Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. One of Samford University's top scholars will discuss the profound implications behind the novel and lead a lively audience discussion.

Will discuss "To Kill A Mockingbird." Location:  Hueytown Library  

Please join us for this 1932 film noir of the Pre-Code era which tells the story of gang warfare and police intervention when rival gangs fight over control of a city. The film stars Paul Muni and is loosely based on the life of Al Capone. Although completed in 1931, censors would not allow its release until 1932, because of concerns that it glorified the gangster lifestyle and showed too much violence. A popular remake of this film was made in the 1980’s starring Al Pacino.

Location: Vestavia Hills Library

Will discuss In Cold Blood by Truman Capote.   Location:  Hoover Library Theatre Conference Room  

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery

Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People This exhibition of Windham's photographs, presented along with her ownaccompanying texts, relates Windham's own unique pictorial observations of the South and is a celebration of this treasured Alabamian in her 90th year.

Birmingham Public Library Central - Common Bonds: Birmingham Snapshots, 1900-1950 - March 22-April 30. This exhibition features hundreds of snapshot photographs selected from local family albums and the library’s archival collections. Made by residents of Birmingham when the portable camera was a new and exciting way to record family, these snapshots illustrate the common interests and common bonds of people preserving their own history through pictures. 

Mockingbird Online Scavenger Hunt - Apr. 1-30. Visit the Regional Library Computer Center or check our blog at http://rlccbpl.wordpress.com to get a copy of our online scavenger hunt. One lucky participant will receive an MP3 player!

Brian Edmonds presents "Songs of Harper Lee" Art Exhibit throughout the month of April.Location:  Hoover Library 

The Seasoned Performers - Presents Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird
Local theater troupe The Seasoned Performers, a senior adult theater company, will offer Conversations from To Kill a Mockingbird, dramatic readings from the book performed by senior adults who will acquaint audiences with characters and themes.

Location: Walter J. Hanna Library, Fairfield

Memorabilia Display, February - April Location:  Midfield Library  

Art will be displayed from Feb 24 to May 11. Location:  Birmingham Museum of Art Education Gallery