2 author programs at Manross library Tuesday

Connecticut author Wakime Hauser will be presenting a program at F.N. Manross Library tomorrow evening at 6:30 p.m. | BPL

Posted By: David Fortier July 15, 2024

Two authors will be sharing their work and writing process at programs tomorrow at F.N. Manross Memorial Library.

Wakime Hauser, an author, education, CEO of Workout Harder Fitness and motivational speaker, will discuss his autobiography and works of poetry, on Tuesday, July 16 at 6:30 p.m.

Earlier in the day, Jamie Deeniham will be available for an interactive visit at 10 a.m. The author of “When Grandma Give You a Lemon Tree” will discuss her work. The program is for ages 5 and up.

Both programs are free but registration is encouraged via online, calling or stopping by the library. Refreshments are provided by Friends of the Bristol Public Library. The website is available by clicking here. The phone number is 860-584-7790.

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