Ashland Library Stacks Tuesday With Author Talk, Music Lecture, and Kids Programs

Town Hall issued no announcements Monday, leaving the day's news dominated by what's coming: a Mindess School Building Committee session, a Board of Health meeting, and a loaded library calendar all land Tuesday, with the Select Board and a school family event to follow Wednesday.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

The Ashland Public Library packs Tuesday, June 16, with programming for nearly every age. Families with children two through five can bring them to Clocktown Rockers, the library's music-and-movement drop-in. Kids in grades two through six have Pokémon Club. Adults get two virtual lectures: author John Wang discusses his book "Big Asian Energy," and lecturer Clint Edwards presents "250 Years of Classical Music in America" — a timely subject in the nation's 250th anniversary year. In person, the Cook Book Club gathers around "Turnip Greens and Tortillas" by Eddie Hernandez, and a Gentle Yoga session rounds out the afternoon.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.

COMING UP

Tuesday, June 16: Mindess School Building Committee meets via Zoom; Board of Health meets via Zoom; Ashland Public Schools 4th Grade Field Trip; full library program day (see above).

Wednesday, June 17: Select Board holds an Executive Session followed by its regular meeting; David Mindess Elementary School hosts the Mindess Luau, 6–8 p.m.

Tuesday, June 23: Zoning Board of Appeals meets in hybrid format.

Wednesday, June 24: Affordable Housing Trust meets via Zoom.

Thursday, June 25: Planning Board meets.

Monday, June 29: Conservation Commission meets via Zoom.

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