Chef Gerry at Belmont Public Library. 11/03/16.
Ted Reinstein of long-running New England tv journal program Chronicle speaks about his new book Wicked Pissed at Belmont Public Library.
Author and Belmont native Jason Gay speaks to a packed community room at the Belmont Public Library about his new book Little Victories.
Books and Appraisals with Ken Gloss, owner of the Brattle Street Book Shop, founded in the Cornhill section of Boston in 1825, has been in the hands of the Gloss Family since 1949.
Ted Reinstein presents his new book New England's General Stores.
Author Crystal King reads from and discusses her new book "A Feast of Sorrow: A Novel Of Ancient Rome" at the Belmont Public Library Assembly Room.
How to Spot Fake News: Tips and Strategies for Staying Informed. Laura Saunders, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Simmons School of Library and Information Science, and Rachel Gans-Boriskin, Lecturer in Communications, Simmons College of Arts and Sciences.
Author J. Patrick Black reads from his book: "Ninth City Burning". Presented by the Friends of the Belmont Public Libary. Filmed at the Assembly Room, produced by Jeremy Meserve for the Belmont Media Center.
Friends of the Belmont Public Library Present: Author Series with Anna Solomon 9/15/2016.
Friends of the Belmont Public Library Presents: Ted Reinstein: "Wicked Pissed".
Ken is often featured talking about books and their values on local and national television and radio programs, and has written many articles on appraising books, book collecting and selling. Major universities such as Harvard, Boston University, Boston College, Northeastern, Simmons, Suffolk, Tufts, and Babson have consulted with him on the value of their collections. The Brattle Street Book Shop, founded in the Cornhill section of Boston in 1825, has been in the hands of the Gloss Family since 1949.
Special TV coverage of events, meetings held at the public library; plus documentary films & programs produced about the library.