Time for a Change
 It’s Autumn – time for a change in seasons, a change in weather and a big change to Broward County Library’s online version of Bookings, the library’s monthly magazine.
Starting in October, you’ll get the same comprehensive library event and program listings plus extended and additional online articles, stories and features. The new online version will also feature expanded graphics and more photographs of the library people, places and things you love!
Celebrate the change of seasons this month with a change in routine – check out our new online Bookings and find out what’s in store for you this fall at your library.
AARLCC Celebrates
Fourth Anniversary
This month, the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) will celebrate its fourth anniversary, a milestone to be marked by a week of programs, events and festivities. Opened in 2002, AARLCC has become the epicenter of the community, a symbol of progress in the historical Sistrunk Boulevard area. |
From October 21 – 28, AARLCC will present a series of programs, “Community Pride and Heritage: Revisiting the Harlem Renaissance. The programs will cover subjects such as “Focus on the Family” and “Voices of the Harlem Renaissance,” which features actors in character as Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and James Weldon Johnson discussing their work, their lives and each other. On October 26, an all-day celebration is planned that will focus on the history of AARLCC – its past, its present and its future.
Additionally, on October 27 AARLCC will host a reception, “Let the Good Times Rolle,” to celebrate the opening of the Esther Rolle Collection exhibit. Rolle, the actress best known for her role as Florida in the sitcoms Maude and Good Times, was born and raised in Pompano.
For more information, visit AARLCC on the web or call 954-625-2800.
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