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Welcome to the Rancho Mirage Public Library…

We hope you like this “In Season” calendar of events. There is something for every age and many interests. This program guide has new presenters,

film screenings, graduate-level lectures on many topics, and our most popular presenters will return.

On January 2, we introduce

Gold Card Seatingwith a Library Gold Card at major Library events.

The Gold Card Seating policy gives early entry to our Community Room to Library Gold Card holders for our biggest programs. The general public will be admitted fifteen minutes before these events begin. These Library Gold Card programs will be identified in our Program

Guide and on-line at: ranchomiragelibrary.org.

Library Gold Cards for Gold Card Seating will be issued to:Rancho Mirage residentsLibrary VolunteersLibrary donors contributing $100 or more per individualLibrary donors contributing $200 or more per couple Lifetime Members of the Library Foundation

Please call 760-341-7323 X 700 or see ranchomiragelibrary.org for more information.

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Note: Any changes to this schedule, including additional programs, will be announced on our website: www.ranchomiragelibrary.org, which is always worth a visit to get the latest information about your Rancho Mirage Public Library.

People with disabilities are encouraged to attend Library programs. If you have special communication or access needs, please contact the Library at (760) 341-7323 four business days in advance of the event(s) you will attend.

Cover: Photograph of Tennessee Williams by Pat York. Photo was taken in 1973 at New York’s Grand Central Station, with Tennessee Williams sitting on his suitcase, hugging his play, ‘Outcry,’ with his typewriter next to him.

Community ShowcasePalm Springs Writers Guild ............................................ 4Poetry Workshops ..............................................................4Book Discussion Group ....................................................4Race to Be ReadyTM ............................................................4Desert Writers Expo ...........................................................5

SunnylandsGifts at Sunnylands............................................................6Visualizing Climate Change............................................6A Conversation with Norman Lear ..............................7

LecturesThe War Between the States ..........................................8The Media and the Middle East ....................................8Three Historical Lectures .................................................9Floods, Fires, and Earthquakes ......................................9Historic Preservation Commission ............................ 10An Afternoon with Gloria Greer ................................. 10

Film, Discussion, & TheaterMetropolis........................................................................... 11Best of the Foreign Films .............................................. 11Give ‘Em Hell Harry ........................................................... 12An Afternoon with IndieFlix ........................................ 12Desperate Dames of the 1950s .................................. 13AmDocs: Sneak Peek and Best of the Fest ............. 13

MusicLenore Raphael, Jazz Pianist ....................................... 14Vijay Venkatesh, Pianist and Priyanka Venkatesh, Violinist ...................................... 14Eduardo Delgado, Pianist ............................................. 15Brian Lin, Pianist .............................................................. 15Hye Sung Choe, Flutist .................................................. 16International Classical Concerts of the Desert ..... 16

ExhibitsWorth A Thousand Words: Pictures of Writers by Pat York .................................... 17

For Kids and FamiliesStorytimes ......................................................................... 18Family Nights .................................................................... 19Spring Break Movies and Lunch ................................ 19

Monday – Tuesday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Wednesday 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Thursday – Saturday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Closed Sundays

PLEASE NOTE:The Library will be closed to

the public during the Rancho Mirage Writers Festival on the

following days:

Wednesday, January 21Thursday, January 22

Friday, January 23Saturday, January 24

Holiday ClosuresNew Year’s Day

Thursday, January 1

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday, January 19

Presidents’ Day Monday, February 16

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Everyone is welcome to attend the Writers Guild monthly meetings at the Library. For more information, visit palmspringswritersguild.org.

Sheryl Roush, Author and Speaking CoachSaturday, January 3, 2 – 4 p.m.How to Speak Like a Pro: For Writers

Angela Bole, Executive Director of Independent Book Publishers AssociationSaturday, February 7, 2 – 4 p.m.Navigating the Publishing Maze: Survival Tips for Authors

Gary Goldstein, Hollywood Film Producer and AuthorSaturday, March 14, 2 – 4 p.m.Conquering Hollywood: The Screenwriters’ Blueprint for Career Success

Poetry WorkshopsWeekly Sessions on Wednesdays, January – March, 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Poets interested in assignments, critiques, and readings are invited to join Dorothea Bisbas, City of Rancho Mirage Public Library Poet Laureate. The goal of these workshops is to encourage poetry based on personal experiences, language, and insights. More advanced poets will share techniques, including revision and details about getting poetry published.

Book Discussion GroupThe Library’s book discussion group gathers on the second Friday of each month to share their common love of books and reading. No sign-up necessary! For more information, send an email to the Book Maven at [email protected]. Friday, January 9, 10 – 11:30 a.m.Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand, by Helen Simonson

Friday, February 13, 10 – 11:30 a.m.The Story of Lucy Gault, by William Trevor

Friday, March 13, 10 – 11:30 a.m.Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, by Robert M. Pirsig

Emergency Expo and Race to Be ReadyTM

Sunday, March 29, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.The City of Rancho Mirage Emergency Preparedness Commission invites you to participate in the City’s annual event, The Race to be Ready™, an Emergency Preparedness Forum, Expo, and a 5K/1K Walk/Run. This event promotes an educational, family-oriented community experience. The purpose is to ensure every resident, visitor, HOA, country club, business, and school is fully prepared for future emergencies in a fun, easy, and engaging way. The featured forum speaker is world-renowned seismic specialist, Dr. Dennis Mileti. He will be joined by renowned speaker James McFarlin, an expert on cyber-terrorism.

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Library Closedfor the

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Writers Festival

Wednesday, January 21Thursday, January 22

Friday, January 23Saturday, January 24

On January 21, 22, 23, and 24, the Library will be accessible by e-mail, phone, and on our website but not for visits. Ticketholders will “celebrate the written word” at the second Annual Rancho Mirage Writers Festival.

For remote assistance, please call us at (760) 341-7323, or email us at

[email protected]

Rancho Mirage Public Library Foundation and

The Palm Springs Writers Guildpresent

The Fourth Annual Desert Writers Expo

Wednesday, March 11, 3 – 6 p.m.You are invited to the Fourth Annual Desert Writers Expo event, sponsored by the Rancho Mirage Public Library Foundation and the Palm Springs Writers Guild. You will have the opportunity to meet many Coachella Valley authors and to buy and discuss their books as well as the business of writing and publishing. Authors of various genres, including fiction, nonfiction, cooking, memoirs, travel, business, and how-to books, will be represented.

Information on how to join the Palm Springs Writers Guild will be available. The event is open to the public, with no admission charge. For authors who would like to participate in the Expo, see the Palm Springs Writers Guild website at www.palmspringswritersguild.org. For additional information send an email to [email protected].

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Anne RoweThursday, January 29, 2 – 3 p.m. Gifts at SunnylandsThe Treasures at Sunnylands: Selections from the Gift Collection of Walter & Leonore Annenberg exhibition is featured at Sunnylands Center & Gardens from January 25, 2015 through January 17, 2016. Celebrating the range of items received by the Annenbergs, this exhibition and accompanying volume document the funny and serious gifts, small and large objects, as well as ephemeral and long-lasting exchanges. Whether given by presidents, royalty, diplomats, business leaders, entertainers, or family, these gifts reflect the importance of the personal relationships that the Annenbergs cultivated throughout their lives. Anne Rowe joined Sunnylands in 2009 as the Director of Collections and Exhibitions, overseeing the formation of the archive and library as well as the museum collections and exhibition programs. Ms. Rowe currently serves as the Chair of the Palm Springs Public Arts Commission and on the Board of Governors for the Western Museums Association.

Stephen WilkesTuesday, February 10, 2 – 3 p.m.Visualizing Climate Change: A Documentary Photographer’s Journey to InspireIn this lecture, fine arts photographer, Stephen Wilkes, focuses on the past decade of his documentary work, specifically concentrating on the rising seas and the effects and aftermaths of some of the greatest storms in the last century. He started this series by documenting Hurricane Katrina nine years ago and shares that initial body of work, along with his documentary work of Hurricane Sandy for Time magazine. He also speaks about his most recent work commissioned by the Annenberg Space for Photography for the “Sink or Swim” exhibition.

Photo description: The roller coaster from the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, New Jersey partially submerged in the ocean after Hurricane Sandy © Stephen Wilkes courtesy of Peter Fetterman Gallery.


The Rancho Mirage Writers Festival and The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands

present

Norman Lear, the television producer of ground-breaking sitcoms All in the Family, Sandford and Son, and Maude,

comes to the Library to discuss his recently-published memoir, Even This I Get to Experience. Copies of his book

will be available for purchase.

This event is brought to you through a collaboration of The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnlands, The City of Rancho Mirage

Public Library, and The Rancho Mirage Writers Festival.

This event will be held in the Library Community Room, where seating is limited.

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Dr. William Gudelunas The War Between the States: The United States Civil WarDid slavery or secession cause the Civil War? Was it a needless war? How did our torn nation mend its wounds afterward? It is with great pleasure that we welcome back Dr. William Gudelunas as he answers these questions and expands our knowledge about the Civil War by discussing its causes, its inevitability, and the reconstruction of America in post-war shambles.

Causes of the Civil WarMonday, January 12, 2 – 3 p.m.

Necessity of the Civil WarTuesday, January 13, 2 – 3 p.m.

Reconstruction ReconsideredThursday, January 15, 2 – 3 p.m.

This series of lectures is made possible by a generous gift from Roberta Peters Jones.

Penny RivinThe Media and the Middle EastWhat DON’T we hear from the media about the situation in the Middle East? Headlines with little substance don’t do justice to the realities all sides must deal with. Promises abound; some are made in good faith, and others are not. Professor Emeritus Penny Rivin, who teaches classes for the University of California-Riverside’s Osher Program, takes us under the radar for a more in-depth exploration of this subject and region.

The Other War Over ThereTuesday, February 3, 2 – 3 p.m.

Rebuilding the Region: Can it Be Done?Thursday, February 5, 2 – 3 p.m.

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Dr. Edward Gordon Three Historical Lectures Join historian, researcher, and author Dr. Edward Gordon, who delves into a variety of historical topics.

The Monument Men and Their Mission: Recovering Europe’s Art Treasures from the NazisWednesday, February 4, 2 – 3 p.m.Hear stories about those involved in recovering the treasures that the Nazi government stole and looted before and during World War II.

The Story of the California MissionsThursday, February 19, 2 – 3 p.m.Learn about the economic, educational, and social activities of daily life at the California missions.

Land of the Sun: A History of the Coachella ValleyThursday, March 19, 2 – 3 p.m.Explore the fascinating history of “the land of the sun,” from its geological origins to the rise of the valley as a tourist mecca.

Jim CornettThursday, February 12, 2 – 3 p.m.Floods, Fires, and Earthquakes: Natural Disasters in the Coachella ValleyCoachella Valley residents endure more than their share of destructive natural events, including earthquakes, wildfires, and floods. Why do these phenomena take place in our region? How frequently do they occur? When will the next “big one” happen? How life-threatening are these events? These are just some of the topics Jim Cornett explores in this illustrated program.

Jim Cornett is a popular weekly columnist for The Desert Sun and author of many books detailing the natural beauty of our extraordinary desert. He is currently conducting research on the disappearance of Joshua trees in the desert Southwest as a result of global warming.

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City of Rancho Mirage Historic Preservation Commission Presents Frederick Fisher, ArchitectTuesday, February 17, 2 – 3 p.m.Frederick Fisher, AIA, FAAR, and principal of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects (FFP) presents a lecture entitled Living Modernism: A.Q. Jones’ Legacy in a Contemporary Architectural Practice.

Discriminating clients in art, education, business, and culture turn to Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects for architecture that brings clarity, purpose, and delight to modern life. FFP designed the Visitor’s Center at Sunnylands, the Annenberg Center at Caltech, the Erburu Galley at The Huntington, the Firestone Gallery at Princeton, and many other significant projects across the nation.

An Afternoon with Gloria GreerTuesday, March 10, 2 – 3 p.m.Veteran journalist Gloria Greer has covered the Coachella Valley for over forty years. In this illustrated lecture, Ms. Greer examines the role of perception and deception in hard and soft news. She shares anecdotes from her years of interviewing politicians, philanthropists, and celebrities who have lived and visited here.

Gloria Greer came to the desert in the early 1960s, and has worked as a columnist and feature writer for the Pulitzer Prize-winning Press- Enterprise, Daily Variety, Variety (weekly), and as a correspondent for Newsweek, Newsweek News Service, Associated Press, and Town and Country. She currently edits Palm Springs Life’s Social Life section and hosts and produces television shows for PBS in Southern California.

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Christopher Perry Presents MetropolisWednesday, January 28, 6 – 8:30 p.m.Directed by Fritz Lang, Metropolis is considered to be one of the ten greatest films ever made. It features some of the largest, most spectacular sets ever built for a motion picture. The incredible special effects still dazzle modern-day audiences. This ground-breaking science fiction classic has influenced film makers and artists of all kinds ever since its premiere in 1927. Elements of Metropolis can be found in such contemporary movies as Blade Runner, The Fifth Element...and even the music videos of Madonna!

This sophisticated event features live percussion, live sound effects, and special 3-D effects by the Photoplay Ensemble, along with an introduction by film historian Christopher Perry.

Jason Bruecks Presents Best of the Foreign FilmsFilm historian Jason Bruecks continues his screening of films that have won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film since its inception in 1957.

Mon Oncle (1958)Monday, February 2, 2 – 4 p.m.Director: Jacques TatiFrench with English Subtitles

Black Orpheus (1959)Monday, February 9, 2 – 4 p.m.Director: Marcel CamusPortuguese with English Subtitles

The Virgin Spring (1960)Monday, February 23, 2 – 4 p.m.Director: Ingmar BergmanGerman with English Subtitles

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Valentine Llort PresentsAn Afternoon with IndieFlixWednesday, February 25, 2 – 3 p.m.The Library invites you to enjoy an afternoon with IndieFlix as librarian Valentine Llort highlights some of the Library staff’s favorite films.

IndieFlix is a premier online streaming service provider that offers unlimited access to thousands of award-winning shorts, features, and documentaries from over fifty countries including the best of Sundance, Cannes, Tribeca, and much, much more!

Come learn about IndieFlix, watch some great films, shorts, and documentaries, and enjoy this amazing service that is available both from home and here at the Library!

A list of films shown will be given in advance and refreshments will be served.

Special thanks to the Cafe Academy of Rancho Mirage High School for providing refreshments for this event.

City of Rancho Mirage Cultural Commission Presents Give ‘Em Hell HarryWednesday, February 18, 7 – 8:30 p.m.If Harry Truman were alive today, what would he say about war? health care? civil rights? Social Security? We can’t know for sure, but we can experience the next best thing when Justin Blake reprises Give ‘Em Hell Harry, a role he has performed around the U.S. for twelve years.

Blake revised James Whitmore’s 1975 script using material from our disarmingly frank thirty-third President’s letters and writings. The result is a sensitive portrait of the quick-witted, no-nonsense man from Missouri.

Justin Blake has 35 years of stage experience as actor, writer, and director. He served on the board of Actors’ Equity Association and recently completed eight years of service on the PSUSD Board of Education.

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2015 AmDocs Festival Sneak PeekMonday, March 23, 7 – 8:30 p.m.A special treat awaits, with a sneak peek at four terrific short films that will be included in the American Documentary Film Festival on March 26-30.

“Learning to Float” by Brendan Calder – 20 mins.

“The Last Barn Dance” by Jason Arthurs, Ted Richardson – 31 mins.

“Syria Not Anymore: A Story of Revolution” by Matthew Van Dyke – 15 mins.

“Sophia” by Lukas Dong – 10 mins.

AmDocs Presents The Best of the Fest

Tuesday, March 31, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.The Library continues its partnership with the American Documentary Film Festival, hosting the “Best of the Fest” the day after the Festival concludes. We screen a number of popular Festival films from animation to shorts to features, and the Library shares with our patrons works from around the world, all day.

Stacy Davies Presents Desperate Dames of the 1950sDuring the Cold War, American society put tremendous pressure on women to embrace the roles of dutiful wives and nurturing mothers...but Hollywood produced some films that offered a few more possibilities besides hearth and home! Join film critic and historian Stacy Davies as she presents three films that challenge the traditional model of 1950s femininity.

Caged (1950)Monday, March 2, 1 – 3:30 p.m.Starring Eleanor Parker and Agnes Moorehead No Man of Her Own (1950)Monday, March 9, 1 – 3:30 p.m.Starring Barbara Stanwyck and John Lund Niagara (1953)Monday, March 16, 1 – 3:30 p.m.Starring Marilyn Monroe and Joseph Cotten


Lenore Raphael, Jazz PianistWednesday, January 14, 7 – 8 p.m.Last year, jazz pianist Lenore Raphael came to the Library and got the crowds swinging to her music. Now she returns to bring us another magical evening of her sparkling talent!

Ms. Raphael has crafted her own recognizable sound from the influences of Oscar Peterson, Bud Powell, and Bill Evans. Jazz critic John Gilbert has called her “simply one of the best pianists in the jazz mainstream today.” She has recorded seven critically-acclaimed CDs on the Swingin’ Fox Music Label, and two of her recordings were up for Grammy Nominations. She now has her own radio show called “Lenore Raphael’s JazzSpot” on the Internet Radio station PureJazzRadio.

Vijay Venkatesh, Pianist andPriyanka Venkatesh, ViolinistWednesday, February 11, 7 – 8:30 p.m.California native Vijay Venkatesh has been hailed in Concert Review for his “sublime phrasing, tremendous and powerful virtuosity, beautiful lyricism, and mature and sensitive interpretation.” In 2007, he won Second Prize in the Intermediate Solo Division of the Virginia Waring International Piano Competition. He is a recipient of the 2013 Thornton Music Faculty Award from the University of Southern California, where he studies with Professor Norman Krieger.

From a young age, Priyanka Venkatesh had a natural ability for the violin which allowed her to eventually become co-concertmaster of the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra in Orange County and also win its annual Concerto Competition. At Stanford University, she majored in Violin Performance while also completing pre-medical requirements and a minor in Human Biology. She is currently completing her Masters in Violin Performance at UC Irvine.

This performance is made possible by a generous gift from Jay Bartush.

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Brian Lin, PianistTuesday, March 3, 7 – 8 p.m.22-year-old pianist Brian Lin is a 2014 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Arts Award Recipient, and is one of only 20 up-and-coming artists in the U.S. to receive this prestigious award, which enables him to continue his studies at Juilliard. Well-respected pianist Matti Raekallio describes Mr. Lin as “a tremendous virtuoso with an appealing richness of musical imagination and a performer’s courage that immediately capture the listener.”

In 2007, Mr. Lin won First Prize in the Intermediate Concerto Division of the Virginia Waring International Piano Competition. Other top prizes include the Lennox International Young Artists Competition, the Crescendo International Music Competition, and the Sacscha Gorodnitzki Memorial Prize at the 2014 Hilton Head International Piano Competition.

Eduardo Delgado, PianistSaturday, February 21, 4 – 5 p.m.Argentinian-born Eduardo Delgado began his early training with his mother, followed by studies with Arminda Canteros in Rosario. He then continued with Sergio Lorenzi in Venice, Vicente Scaramuzza in Buenos Aires, Dora Zaslavsky of the Manhattan School of Music, and Rosina Lhévinne of the Juilliard School. His numerous awards and prizes include the Vladimir Horowitz Award and grants from the Mozarteum Argentino, Martha Baird Rockefeller, and the Concert Artists Guild.

Eduardo Delgado is in constant local, national, and international demand as a noted pedagogue, lecturer, and artist teacher of master classes. He has been on the artist piano faculties of several universities in Japan and California. He is currently a full professor of piano at California State University, Fullerton.

This performance is made possible by a generous gift from Alfred Bryman.

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Hye Sung Choe, FlutistWednesday, March 25, 7 – 8 p.m.A Korean-born flutist, Hye Sung Choe is the first and only recipient of the Artist’s Certificate in the woodwind department of the Eastman School of Music, and the winner of the 2007 National Flute Association’s Young Artists Competition (USA). Ms. Choe has won numerous awards and competitions, including the Byron Hester International Flute Competition, the Aspen Music Festival Woodwind Concerto Competition, the Korean National Flute Association Competition, and the Korean National Woodwind Competition. Ms. Choe holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the Eastman School of Music, where she studied with Bonita Boyd. Currently she teaches flute at Bethesda University of California and the California Institute of Technology.

International Classical Concerts of the Desert

Series Tickets-$100 Single Tickets-$25

For tickets and/or information, phone (760) 416-5355

Lynn Harrell, CellistSaturday, January 31, 4 – 6 p.m.

Jon Nakamatsu, PianistSaturday, February 14, 4 – 6 p.m.

Rosetti String QuartetSaturday, March 7, 4 – 6 p.m.

Gryphon Piano TrioSaturday, March 21, 4 – 6 p.m.

Julian Schwarz, CellistSaturday, April 11, 4 – 6 p.m.


Worth A Thousand Words: Pictures of Writers By Pat York

As someone who once earned her living as a journalist, Pat York has a particular respect for writers. Starting at Vogue, she later became the travel editor/photographer at Glamour. She is particularly drawn to artists, with painters, film makers, and writers forming a significant part of an extensive portfolio that also includes landscapes. Her particular passion is what lies literally beneath the skin: photos of the body’s interior structure. Having lived all over the world, Pat York’s internationalism is reflected in her Museum and Gallery exhibitions. The international aspect continues as she has recently returned from her fifth show in Poland.

Pat York’s Statement About the Cover Image:“This photograph was taken in 1973 at New York’s Grand Central Station, with Tennessee Williams sitting on his suitcase, hugging his play, ‘Outcry,’ with his typewriter next to him. He was on his way to New Haven, the first of 3 out-of-town try-outs, followed by Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., before the opening on Broadway. One of my great pleasures was having dinner alone with Tennessee every night in a Japanese restaurant as my husband, Michael, who was in the play, preferred not to eat before a performance. Tennessee was a perfect gentleman, always greeting me with a little gift. It was my pleasure to always find places where he could swim daily. In D.C. he received a rave review and at supper he announced: ‘This gives me the permission to continue’ – as if he needed it. His concern was genuine – he always referred to the press as ‘the firing squad that awaits in every city.’”

This exhibit will be on display in the Annenberg Reading Room and the Special Collections Room January – March.

In Celebration of the Rancho Mirage Writers Festival, the Rancho Mirage Public Library Foundation presents


Tiny Tot TalesMeets every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10 a.m.Lively songs, fingerplays, action rhymes, flannel board stories, and books, followed by a coloring activity, delight the little ones ages one to three. Younger siblings are welcome. This 25-minute storytime begins promptly at 10 a.m. Since space is limited to the first 25 people, we suggest families arrive early.

Preschool Stories and Me – for children ages three to five

Meets every Thursday at 10 a.m.

Engaging stories, songs, and active rhymes captivate the imagination of children ages three to five. Coloring sheets and simple crafts round out the themed storytime experience. This 30-minute storytime begins promptly at 10 a.m. Since space is limited to the first 25 people, we suggest that families arrive early.

Each storytime session is held in the Storytime Room.

STORYTIMESThe Library presents three age-specific storytime programs each week:

Tuesday 10 a.m.Wednesday 10 a.m.Tiny Tot Tales — for children ages one to three

Thursday 10 a.m.Preschool Stories and Me – for children ages three to five

Each session begins promptly on designated days.

We suggest that participants arrive early so that all can benefit from the total experience and minimize disruptions.


Family Night: Crafts with S.C.R.A.P. Gallery

Wednesday, January 7, 5:30 – 7 p.m.Karen Riley will be here to kick off 2015 in an artful, earth-friendly way. You’ll be amazed how recycled materials become works of art. This program is in the Children’s Room.

Family Night: “We Love Our Fish!”Wednesday, February 4, 5:30 – 7 p.m.Everyone loves our aquarium. Get to know our fish friends and their salt-water home. It’s always in tip-top shape thanks to our friends at Zen Aquatics. We’ll have a contest to see which fish is the favorite – come and cast your vote!This program is in the Children’s Room.

Family Night: March MadnessWednesday, March 4, 5:30 – 7 p.m.Makerspaces are the “in things” right now and we’re converting the Children’s Room into one for the evening! We’ll supply some great building material and supplies – let’s see what we can create, individually and/or collectively. We’ll put the “products” on display afterwards.This program is in the Children’s Room.

Spring Break Movies and Lunch March 23 – 27, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.We’ll be showing some great, free movies during Spring Break. Aspen Mills Café will have a special kid’s lunch available for $5.50. Come early and get lunch to eat while you watch the movie. Kid’s lunch includes: sandwich - choice of ham, turkey, or vegetarian on white or wheat bread; chips or a piece of fruit; mini cookie; and apple juice. We’ll also have popcorn, of course!

Here’s the movie line-up:

Monday, March 23 .........Mary PoppinsTuesday, March 24 ..... Peter Pan Live!Wednesday, March 25 ...Sound of MusicThursday, March 26 ....................AnnieFriday, March 27 ...........The Aristocats

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All movies are shown in the Community Room.


Foundation and Library Donors and Lifetime Members

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Founder $100,000 and above

The Annenberg FoundationThe Auen FoundationThe Coeta and Donald Barker FoundationJanet C. & Charles E. BarkerH.N. & Frances C. Berger FoundationSally ContantFriends of the Rancho Mirage Public LibraryJ.W. & Ida M. Jameson FoundationFred & Mary LeydorfMr. & Mrs. Gerald D. MarseeThe City of Rancho MirageHelen ReinschReinsch Family Memorial

Benefactor $50,000-$99,999

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla IndiansJim & Dottie CastleDr. Maurice & Laine Falstein

Jeanne & Charles ParrishArthur Strickman

Visionary $25,000-$49,999

Katherine J. Andrews FoundationJoseph A. BartushDonald & Peggy CravensRoy E. Crummer FoundationThe Family of Walter & Elizabeth DemyanekJim & Jackie Lee HoustonCity of Indian WellsPatrick & Edeltraud McCarthyDon McIntoshDr. Charles M. Monell & Dr. Gerald E. BenstonThe Rotary Club of Rancho Mirage

Partner $10,000-$24,999

AnonymousJanet & Jerry BanksGerald Benston

Dorothy Lyons BernsLinda BrayWilliam CoanLester Deutsch Martin & Jarka DolemoDavid & Elyse FlemingPresident & Mrs. Gerald FordElaine FrankHelene GalenDiane & Hal GershowtizAnne HollandLois HorvitzRoberta Peters JonesJamie Kabler James Kelley & Joseph LundMr. & Mrs. G. Teryl KochMr. Sidney LaubMartin, Kayla, Noah, Bella, & Alexandra LaxDon & Arlette LeaGeorge Lee & Scott RobertsMichael G. McCaffertyMr. & Mrs. Jerry MorganLarry & DeeAnn NicholsDoris & Robert O’NeillBarbara PalmMadeline Redstone

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Howard S. RichmondThom & Iris SmotrichDr. S. Jerome & Judith D. TamkinLadda ToelkesT.A. & Joani ToussounNancy B. Watson

Sponsor $5,000-$9,999

Bartush Family FoundationStanley BaumblattSally & Miles BergerMary Ellen & Cooper BlantonRosemarie & Dean BuntrockDr. & Mrs. Sonia CampbellLyn Chernis & Dr. Bob MorrisKyle & Valerie ColtmanDiane FoxJoyce & Henry FreundAngie & Harvey GerberGretchen GorogKay HansonDr. Bettie A. Henry Honors David Alan HenryEdward V. & Linda R. Kazazian

Richard KiteVern & Paula KozlenMarjorie & Stephan KulpSammie & Tom LangM. & L. Leibowitz Charitable TrustCarol LewisSusan Loder-VehonDonna MacMillanCheryl McArthurJuanita & Cliff McCormickKevin McGuireMr. & Mrs. Ron MeeposPatty & Arthur NewmanPaul NewmanClaudette R. PaisDorothy Begg ParkerJody ParkerMary PatrickRuss PatrickRancho Mirage Country ClubDiane S. Robertson Charitable FoundationMarion RosenthalRobert & Susan RossiJackie Rudman & Marshall GelfandRichard Sara

Jan & Mike SaltaFaye & Herman SarkowskyRichard & Virginia SavilleJordan SchnitzerWilhemina SchnitzerMr. & Mrs. Gordon SmaleThe Stack FoundationDom & Joanne SummaThree Sisters FoundationVanguard Charitable EndowmentWells FargoTed & Jenny WeillDebbie & Ronald WeinsteinJoann WellnerRuth WhiteMargarite & David WilsonDrs. Jane & Morton WoolleyEilean Wuhl

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L.E. & Kaye AlfordDr. & Mrs. Paul AlloyLawrence & Isabel BarnettMs. Olga Jane BattistiJune BeelerKay & Larry Bell

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Rebecca & Jack BenaroyaRobert BornsKen BourgidnonLyndsy BowcottBeth & George BriggsDavid BryantLois BuellIn Loving Memory of Karl M. BuretzDr. & Mrs. Richard ByrdMs. Jean CarrusChampions Volunteer FoundationJo & Tom Chapman for Great BooksCharity Challenge, Inc.Lee ComisarSusan CookThe Brian & Patricia A. Herman FundThomas & Nancy CunninghamJanet DaggattWilbur J. DanielRaleigh & Carol DeBowCatherine DevineMrs. Salli DickNorman EdwardsBarbara & Robert Fremont

Calvin Fox & Andrea BestRobert & Carolyn GoldbergDorothy GoldsteinMrs. Arline GreenblattRon & Marcy GregoryEarl & Shirley GreifPaul HagleBoyd HaiglerJoseph HarrisVicki & Dana HobartLarry HudackTom JohnsonMarcia JusticeVictor & Beatrice KaneSusan KingMrs. David J. LavinRalph W. LeatherbyMr. & Mrs. Irving LevyLorna LewisTom LutgenSharon W. LynchGerald MacenasJason & Suzanne MatthewsFay McClungMargaret McPharlinRuth & Arnold MeltsnerJim & Cheryl Miller

Penny MillerGordon Moller & Charles TownsendNorma MontyIn Memory of Kitty MooreJP MorganMorris & Cynthia MuscatelBenard MyersonDick & Lori NelsonRoland NobisNorthern Trust BankPalm Springs Writers GuildFaye & Lou PhillipsDr. & Mrs. Michael PlattGeorge PlavecS. L. ProtessRancho Mirage Womans ClubBart & Penny RivinAnn & Don RogersMs. Buddy RogersElaine & Leonard RosenbaumMarcia RutledgeJean ScrippsNan Aune ShippChristine SiemsHortense SingerRuth & Al Siteman

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Edna SpauldingThe Springs Community AssociationHarold StawUnion Bank of CaliforniaWillis Urick, Jr.Milton & Pat VaughnFrank R. WarrenWashington Mutual BankWeshsler FoundationIn Memory of my husband Martin, Jeanne WeissMr. & Mrs. Lewis WhitneyDr. Wells & Joy Wohlwend

Scholars $1,000 – $1,999

Anderson TravelAnita B. & Howard S. Richmond FoundationEdward AnixterBrian BaxendenArla BrownIvan BuddClifton Cole & Scott SmithLuis CorderoRobert & Cynthia CramerDavid & Sue Cummings

Donald & Nancy DelaskiJoseph & Ann DeLucaE. R. DumkePhillip & Ruth ElwellFlorence FinerElyse FlemingHelene GalenHarry GillGary & Maria GreenwaldDowney GrosenbaughEarle HagenDan & Joan HausermanBrian & Patricia Herman Joel & Barbara HochbergPat & Gordon HubbardEd HuttenMarie JacksonTom & Claire KaneMartin & Gerry KoffmanMichael & Patricia KreminWilliam KroonenDorothy KulvinLadies Golf Ass’n of the SpringsJoAnn & Fred MackenbachNatalie MarcusEarl & Eileen Mason

Michael & Ogniana MasserFrida & Jack MilowskyGordon MollerMoss & CompanyJames OsbornePriscilla PeteRalph M. Parsons FoundationMary & Charles RichNancy & Marty SchechtmanDeidra SchumannShapiro Family FoundationSheldon Revocable TrustNan Aune ShippMitchell SimonMary SmallClaire SmithPeter SolomonThe Springs Book Discussion GroupGerldine Steinback KoffmanMarc & Sheri StewartLester & Joan StrouseIsrael TapickNancy ThompsenCarol ThorburnGeorge & Carol TielschLowell Trask

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Van Patten EstateCraig VickersJean ViereckRobert Walker & Ernest PhinneyJoseph & Dee WambaughVirginia WaringEric & Evelene WechslerTed & Jenny Weill Wells Fargo BankCynthia & James WilliamsWilliam J. WinkOscar Wright, Jr.

Lifetime Members

L.E. & Kaye AlfordPaul & Bernice AlloyShirley Alton-ChapnickRichard & Marjorie AmenyKatherine J. Andrews FoundationJean ArleyRonald & Sheri AuenJanet & Jerry BanksCoeta and Donald Barker FoundationLawrence Barnett

Joseph BartushKay BellGerald BenstonKenneth BernotasDorothy Lyons BernsMorris BeschlossMary Ellen & Cooper BlantonCharmaine BlattRobert BornsLyndsy BowcottLinda BrayDennis & Tere BrittonWilliam & Gloria BurchRichard ByrdJoe CantrellJean CarrusJames & Dorothy CastleMargery ChapmanLyn Chernis & Bob MorrisWilliam CoanEdward & Eva CohonClifton Cole & Scott SmithKyle ColtmanLee ComisarSally ContantRobert Cook

Pat & Art CoombsCaroline CoopermanRobert & Cynthia CramerPeggy CravensCarole CushmoreRaleigh & Carol DeBowJoseph & Ann DeLucaSally DempseyElizabeth DemyanekLester DeutschCatherine DevineSalli DickGerard & Diane DirkxJoan DodgeSwami DolinWilliam & Jan DorseyThieu DuongBruce EttingerJoan & John FirmageNorman Forrester & Bill GriffinCalvin Fox & Andrea BestDiane FoxElaine FrankMarian FrenkelGeri FriedmanChristina Gantz

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Carolyn & Robert GoldbergDorothy GoldsteinBeverly Rubens GordonVicki & Herb GraysonGary & Maria GreenwaldRon & Marcy GregoryEarl & Shirley GreifDeborah GrindallPaul HagleKay HansonDan & Joan HausermanBettie A. HenryCarl HerkimerPatti & Brian HermanHelen Herman & Jack TalanMario & Rosemary HernandezDana & Vicki HobartJoel & Barbara HochbergNancy HornerJim HoustonLarry HudackMarjorie W. HymanMarie JacksonJerre JenningsTom JohnsonBeatrice Kane

Lily & Alan KanterEdward & Linda KazazianSusan KingRichard KiteIrene KochMargaret KosterPaula & Vern KozlenMichael & Patricia KreminWilliam KroonenPat Bush KruseDorothy KulvinSteve Lachs & Michael RuvoEllie LavinMartin LaxArlette LeaGeorge Lee & Scott RobertsClaire LehrMel LehrmanIrving & Dorothy LevyWendy Portman LewisAnn LindbergMelvin LippmanEvelyn LyonsGerald MacenasPatt ManninoLee Manuel

Helen MarseeEarl MasonMichael & Ogniana MasserMichael G. McCaffertyEdeltraud McCarthyPatrick McCarthyCliff & Juanita McCormickDon McIntoshVivian McIntoshLucy MeeposRuth & Arnold MeltsnerCarole Seifer MillerJim & Cheryl MillerCharles MonellJerry MorganEdith MorreyBob Morris & Lyn ChernisMoe & Cindy MuscatelBenard MyersonArthur & Patty NewmanGraydon NicholsDoris & Robert O’NeillClaudette PaisBarbara PalmBernadette ParadisSanford ParisDorothy Paulson

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Emmett PeckEvert & Norma PersonJoann & Gifford PhillipsLou & Faye PhillipsAl & Dolly PianoGeorge PlavecPatrick M. PrattBarry Ralph & Curtis RingessHelen ReinschDon ReubenMary & Charles RichBart RivinRM Rotary ClubDiane RobertsonJanice Davis RobsonAnn & Don RogersHoward RolandCarolee RosenbergRobert R. RossiHelen RuvelasRichard SaraRichard & Virginia SavilleNancy & Marty SchechtmanSeymour SchlesingerJudith SchliessmanJanice Schmid

Richard & Mary SchnellerJean ScrippsLenore ShapiroAlexandra SheldonNan Aune ShippMitchell SimonRoy & Linda SinclairRuth & Al SitemanGordon SmaleMary SmallClaire SmithRoger SorensenEdna SpauldingFrancie Y. Brown SpearsLinda StarrDonald & Wanda SteinJoseph SteinJackie StoryDom & Joanne SummaRuth TallmanJerome & Judith TamkinIsrael TapickRalph TashEdward ThayerLadda ToelkesT.A. & Joani ToussounLowell Trask

Jean ViereckRoen ViscovichMary Jo Meade WallaceJoseph & Dee WambaughVirginia WaringFrank R. WarrenGene WeaverEric & Evelene WechslerThomas & Lainie WeilRosella WeissmanArthur WhitcombMeg WhitcombLewis & Patricia WhitneySandra WoodsonJane & Morton WoolleyEilean WuhlM. J. YoungMichael Craft Johnson

Donors of $100 or Greater 11/01/13 to 10/31/14

Duke & Sally AckermanAlpha Delta KappaRichard & Marjorie AmenyTony & Christine AndersonAnita B. & Howard S. Richmond Foundation

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Robert & Judy AppelbaumBeth ArterberryCharles & Shelia BailinGloria BakerJanet & Jerry BanksBartush Family FoundationOlga Jane BattistiCraig & Gayl BaumBay Family TrustJack & Rebecca BenaroyaLilo BendixenGerald Benston, MDNaomi BergerDorothy Lyons BernsMorris & Ruth BeschlossJerome & Lillian Birer-LapidusDorothea BisbasLeona Lee BohmJames & Sheri BoraxRobert & Kathy BorgerLyndsy BowcottChuck & Cynthia BowlingLinda BrayPeter & Nancy BrennanGrady Bruce, MDDavid BryantDorothee & Mike Bryman

Lois BuellRichard & Virginia ByrdCalif. Literary & Prologue SocietyJoseph CantrellTamara CapobiancoWayne & Linda CarlsonJean CarrusCashless Systems, Inc.Lewis & Judy ClarkStan & Carole ColeKaren ComeauSusan CookPat & Arthur CoombsLuis CorderoThe Brian & Patricia A. Herman Fund at Community Foundation Santa Cruz CountyAnthony & Linda CrescimanoDavid & Sue CummingsJanet DaggattKarla DallyVernon & Joan DaseyDonna & Spyros DellaportasSally Cherry DempseyMartin & Jarka DolemoJacqueline Drucker

Robert DultzJudith EaganAllen & Marilyn EagerMarvin & Lois EpsteinStephen & Rosanne EzerLarry & Bonnie FaimanJames Fazzari & Jacqueline NoboriPat FeareyJeffrey & Suzanne FederMurray Felson TrustGeorge & Dorie FerroneFlorence FinerTed Fiorito, Jr.Joan & John FirmageDr. & Mrs. William FishmanElyse FlemingHoffman Charitable FoundationRaymond & Joanne Lin FoundationThe Fremont FoundationJoan FoxxDennis & Barbara FreemanRichard & Mary FreemanMarilyn FriedmanThe Gall Family FundMelvin & Vera Gabel

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Helene GalenRickey GamoreHope GarrisonCora & Ted GinsbergKenneth & Marilyn GlassmanCarol & Ed Gleckman-OliverBarbara GleibermanCarolyn & Robert GoldbergBeverly Rubens GordonJ. Conrad GreenwaldDonald & LaRue HadleyCarole Ann HallerKay HansonRichard HedbergElaine HendersonDiana HerkimerHarding & Harriet Hill-OrrenDana & Vicki HobartBarbara HochbergFrank HornerPat & Gordon HubbardJ.W. & Ida M. Jameson FoundationMichael Craft JohnsonDr. & Mrs. WM David JonesRoberta Peters JonesTom & Claire KaneRuth Kaplan

Ted KaplanBernadette KathawaAndrew KatnikAlan Kemble & Sally AlbersPat & Joan KernsJean C. KingRichard KiteGloria Korngold & Richard SpeerGordon & Eve KramerRobert & Elaine LairdTeri & Mike LandinRick & Cheryl LantzMaja R. Le WinnArlette LeaRoy & Carol LeibowitzStephan LeonoudakisSeymour & Sonia LevinthalStan LevyJason & Marjory LewisPat LiedtkeJim & Ann LoebBarbara MacCreadyJoAnn & Fred MackenbachJohn & Nancy MannesHarold & Dede MarchickKen & Judy MargolisArlene Markman

Eileen MasonJason & Suzanne MatthewsDeanne J. McCorkleCliff & Juanita McCormickJames & Modean McCulloughJohn & Linda McNamaraLucy MeeposLou MelloPatrice MerrittBarbara MetzgerJim & Cheryl MillerLes Modie & Steve HansonJerome MorganAnne MorinLarry & Bobbie MorrisMurrey Morrow & Judith WidmerMarcia & Irwin NarterAlan & Carole NelsonCharles & Nancy NevilJohn NewburgerLarry & DeeAnn NicholsWilliam NielsenTilmann & Ann NoeggerathJames OnoratoRussell & Suzanne OrkinMaynard Orme & Lynne Devries

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Sandie Ovesen & Michael CohenBob PackwoodRay & Pat PaigeMyra & Maurice PapernyDavid & Colleen PascaleMr. & Mrs. Martin PearlmanRobert & Luana PearsonAl & Dolly PianoJames & Norma PizzaPauline PrickettRegional Access ProjectGeorge & Norma PurvisAllen & Margaret PuschSue RappaportJeane RawsonDiana & John ResslerMargaret ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Bart RivinAnn & Don RogersRabbi Yaacov & Nina RoneBarbara RoquetMarcus & Florence RosensteinEditha RowellMarcia RutledgeDiane & Fred SaganSusan & Scott SaleRichard Saville

Bea SchanerJeffrey & Lea SchererDeidra SchumannRay & Jean SextonBernard & Lois ShapiroNan Aune ShippMarilyn & Josh ShubinDon & Roslyn SimonStephen & Antonia SimsRoy & Linda SinclairLarry & Cindy SipkinElaine & Irv SitronMary SmallDon & Jennifer SmithThom & Iris SmotrichMarilyn SmytheJerome & Hannah SolomonEdna SpauldingBarbara & Arthur StashhowerM. Howard & Margery SteinerKathryn & Clayton StensrudHal & Elaine SterlingMarc & Shari StewartSam & Victoria SticklesJackie StoryJanet StoweLester & Joan StrouseDominick & Joanne Summa Jr.

Joye TatzNancy ThompsenGeorge & Carol TielschLadda ToelkesT.A. & Joani ToussounPhoebe Biscow TrusteePeter & Nan TynbergCraig VickersSteve & Alvena WagnerPaul & Paula WatsonWechsler FoundationSabina & John WeilTed & Jenny WeillRoger & Brenda WeinstockJohn & Judy WempeBates WesterbergMichael & Barbara WexlerLewis & Patricia WhitneyBarbara WilliamsCynthia & James WilliamsBruce & Susan WinthropKeith & Leslie WoodsSandra WoodsonJane & Morton WoolleyEilean WuhlJohn & Bette YeeEllen & Bill YurackoMarc & Barbara Zuckerman

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Date and Time

January 3 2 – 4 PM Palm Springs Writers GuildJanuary 7 5:30 – 7 PM Family Night: Crafts with S.C.R.A.P. GalleryJanuary 9 10 – 11:30 AM Book Discussion Group: Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand

January 12 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The War Between the States: Causes of the Civil WarJanuary 13 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The War Between the States: Necessity of the Civil WarJanuary 14 7 – 8 PM Music: Lenore Raphael, Jazz PianistJanuary 15 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The War Between the States: Reconstruction Reconsidered

January 21 ALL DAY Library Closed for Rancho Mirage Writers FestivalJanuary 22 ALL DAY Library Closed for Rancho Mirage Writers FestivalJanuary 23 ALL DAY Library Closed for Rancho Mirage Writers FestivalJanuary 24 ALL DAY Library Closed for Rancho Mirage Writers FestivalJanuary 28 6 – 8:30 PM Film: Christopher Perry Presents Metropolis

January 29 2 – 3 PM Lecture: Gifts at SunnylandsJanuary 31 4 – 6 PM Music: International Classical Concerts of the DesertFebruary 2 2 – 4 PM Film: Jason Bruecks Presents Mon Oncle

February 3 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The Media and The Middle East: The Other War Over ThereFebruary 4 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The Monument Men and Their MissionFebruary 4 5:30 – 7 PM Family Night: We Love Our Fish!February 5 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The Media and The Middle East: Rebuilding the RegionFebruary 7 2 – 4 PM Palm Springs Writers GuildFebruary 9 2 – 4 PM Film: Jason Bruecks Presents Black Orpheus

February 10 2 – 3 PM Lecture: Visualizing Climate ChangeFebruary 11 7 – 8:30 PM Music: Vijay Vanketesh, Pianist, and Priyanka Vanketesh, ViolinistFebruary 12 2 – 3 PM Lecture: Floods, Fires, and Earthquakes: Natural Disasters in the Coachella ValleyFebruary 13 10 – 11:30 PM Book Discussion Group: The Story of Lucy Gault


Date and Time

February 14 4 – 6 PM Music: International Classical Concerts of the DesertFebruary 17 2 – 3 PM Historic Preservation Commission Presents Frederick Fisher, ArchitectFebruary 18 7 – 8:30 PM Theater: Justin Blake Presents Give ‘Em Hell Harry

February 19 2 – 3 PM Lecture: The Story of the California MissionsFebruary 21 4 – 5 PM Music: Eduardo Delgado, PianistFebruary 23 2 – 4 PM Film: Jason Bruecks Presents The Virgin Spring

February 25 2 – 3 PM Film: Valentine Llort An Afternoon with IndieFlixMarch 2 1 – 3:30 PM Film: Stacy Davies Presents Caged

March 3 7 – 8 PM Music: Brian Lin, PianistMarch 4 5:30 – 7 PM Family Night: March MadnessMarch 7 4 – 6 PM Music: International Classical Concerts of the DesertMarch 9 1 – 3:30 PM Film: Stacy Davies Presents No Man of Her Own

March 10 2 – 3 PM An Afternoon with Gloria GreerMarch 11 3 – 6 PM The Desert Writers ExpoMarch 13 10 – 11:30 AM Book Discussion Group: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

March 14 2 – 4 PM Palm Springs Writers GuildMarch 16 1 – 3:30 PM Film: Stacy Davies Presents Niagara

March 19 2 – 3 PM Lecture: Land of the Sun: A History of the Coachella ValleyMarch 21 4 – 6 PM Music: International Classical Concerts of the DesertMarch 23 11 AM – 1 PM Spring Break Movies and Lunch: Mary Poppins

March 23 7 – 8:30 PM Film: AmDocs Festival Sneak PeekMarch 24 11 AM – 1 PM Spring Break Movies and Lunch: Peter Pan Live!

March 25 11 AM – 1 PM Spring Break Movies and Lunch: The Sound of Music

March 25 7 – 8 PM Music: Hye Sung Choe, FlutistMarch 26 11 AM – 1 PM Spring Break Movies and Lunch: Annie

March 27 11 AM – 1 PM Spring Break Movies and Lunch: The Aristocats

March 29 8 AM – 3 PM Emergency Expo and Race to Be Ready™March 31 10 – 4 PM Film: AmDocs Presents Best of the Fest


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