The What's the Tea? Book Group: Carmilla
Fourth Wednesday queer fiction group taking on the 1872 vampire novella that Dracula borrowed from. Free, and the timing is right for late September.
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The International Voices Book Group: All Your Children, Scattered
Second Wednesday translation group, this month a Rwandan novel about three generations after the genocide. Free and open to all.
The Kiss and Tell Romance Book Group: Holding the Reins
Third Wednesday romance group on Paisley Hope's Kentucky ranch novel. Free, open to the public, book discounted at the register.
The Then and Now Book Group: The Correspondent
Fourth Tuesday literary fiction group, September's pick a contemporary novel told entirely in letters. Free and open to the public.
Around the same time
Girls in Aviation Day
Hands on STEM stations, aircraft on display, and a panel of people working in aviation and aerospace on how they got there. The ticket includes museum admission, free for members.
250th Anniversary Guided Walking Tour of New Hope
A mile on foot through town with a guide, split into fifty-year chapters from the Revolution forward. Meets at the Parry Mansion, about an hour, fifteen dollars.
Caesarean, Distant Dominion, Chopped Up, Slice and Spectral Spectrum
Five heavy bands on a Saturday at the Haverford Road room. A small stage on Haverford Road with a long habit of booking bands nobody else will.
