STORY TIME: WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS @ 10 AM
Dec. 11 & 13 Winter & Snow
Dec. 18 & 20 Christmas
Dec. 27 Resolutions & Calendars
Jan. 8 & 10 Hats & Mittens
Jan. 15 & 17 Bears & Hibernation
Jan. 22 & 24 Chinese New Year
Jan. 29 & Feb. 1 Groundhog Day
Feb. 5 & 7 Polar Bears
Feb. 12 & 14 Valentine’s Day 

NEW SEASON, NEW CYCLE! MOMS AND DADS AND GRANDMAS AND GRANDPAS AND NANNIES AND ESPECIALLY KIDS AGES NEWBORN THROUGH SIX YEARS OLD, COME AND JOIN STORY HOUR AT BACON FREE LIBRARY.

New people please drop on in. You are most welcome. No registration! No fee!

Dynamic Bacon Free Library volunteer Joyce Schell comes into the library full of holiday cheer and with poinsettias for everyone.

The Bacon Free Library has museum passes.

They can be borrowed just like a library book and receive reduced admission for up to four people on a particular day.

The library pass to the Museum of Science in Boston gives admission to the museum’s Exhibit Halls at a reduced rate of $7 per person for up to four people. (Full price of admission as listed on the Museum of Science website is $22 each for adults, $19 each for children).
The library pass to the Boston Children’s Museum gives admission at HALF PRICE or $7 per person for up to four people. (Full price of admission as listed on the Boston Children’s Museum website is $14 for adults and $14 for children).

Call Bacon Free Library now and reserve your Museum of Science or Boston Children’s Museum pass for a particular day – 508 653 6730

The library’s museum passes are funded by the Friends of Bacon Free Library

Coming just two weeks after bestselling novelist Alice Hofffman's visit to The Eliot Church at the invitation of Bacon Free Library, first novelist and South Natick neighbor James Whitfield Thomson visited Bacon Free Library on December 3rd. His book, Lies You Wanted to Hear, has gained critical acclaim from People Magazine, Redbook, Dear Reader and others. He was some twenty years in writing it, mostly in a study carrel at Morse Institute library in Natick Center, he explained to those who attended. When he got the good news about getting published, his wife quipped, "Well, you've finally given birth!" Already he's got approval for a second printing and people are interested in film rights

James Whitfield Thomson signs Lies You wanted to hear at Bacon Free library on December 3rd for former Friends of the Library President Mary Ann McLean.

First time novelist and South Natick neighbor James Whitfield Thomson signs his book, Lies You wanted to Hear, at Bacon Free Library on December 3rd for Nandini Bajpai, another Natick writer. She writes for young adults

Bacon Free Library Annual Fund Drive

ART FOR ALL – MAKING HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS Friday, December 20, 2013. 3 PM to 5PM Open to all ages. No registration required. All materials supplied free. Just bring your imagination.

ART FOR ALL – MAKING SNOWFLAKES Friday, January 31, 2014 3 pm to 5 pm. Open to all ages. No registration required. All materials supplied free. Please join us