Posts by Jennifer Craft

Hot Summer Movies for Hot Summer Days

 by Jennifer Craft
July 26, 2011

Summer heat got you down? What better way to spend a sticky, humid day than relaxing in your (hopefully) air-conditioned home and watching movies about hot summers? Mulberry Street Library has put together a list of 20 titles to get you started. Let us know your favorite!

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My Library: Jerilyn Jurinek

 by Jennifer Craft
May 4, 2011
Jerilyn is a painter of American history, and teaches drawing at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers and Spring Studio, and collage at The Cooper Union Department of Continuing Education.
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More Voices from Mulberry Street Library: Don't Close the Book on Libraries

 by Jennifer Craft
June 25, 2010
More and more library users are expressing their concern over proposed cuts to library services and hours. Here are just a few from the Mulberry Street Library.
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Mulberry Street Library Users Add Their Voices: Keep Our Libraries Open!

 by Jennifer Craft
May 24, 2010
Users of the Mulberry Street Library are passionate about the library and its place in their lives. They are strongly opposed to the mayor's proposed cuts in public library funding and add their voices of support.
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"Fruits of Victory" Author Reading at the Mulberry Street Library

 by Jennifer Craft
June 6, 2009
On June 8th at 6:30 PM, please join us at the Mulberry Street Library as author Elaine Weiss talks about her book Fruits of Victory: The Women's Land Army of America in the Great War.
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May 6th "Project Sunlight" program at the Mulberry Street Library

 by Jennifer Craft
May 5, 2009
Learn about Project Sunlight— the first website of its kind in New York State designed to make government transparent and accountable.
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Mulberry Street Branch Book Discussion Group

 by Jennifer Craft
June 27, 2008
The next Mulberry Street Branch Library Book Discussion Group will meet on Monday, June 30th, at 6:30 PM. This month's title is Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides.
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