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Come Join Us Come join us for The Big read IN FRESNO/CLOVIS October 25, 7 PM Mosqueda Library November 15, 1 PM BASIC GHOST HUNTING What are ghost October 28, 4:30 PM FILM SCREENING: THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM Arte Américas hunters? Here is an opportunity to talk to SCARY TALES FROM ASIA KP, from KP’s Actors Directed by Roger Corman and starring Vin- 1630 Van Ness Ave real ghost hunters, learn about their many Gym, will present a shadow puppet show. cent Price, this film based on an Edgar Allan October 19, noon adventures, see spirit pictures, hear ghost All ages welcome. Poe story is a saga of murder, madness, and MEET EDGAR ALLAN POE Join the Cultural voices or just ask questions. forbidden desire. Arts Rotary Club and meet Poe actor Duffy Palm Memorial Chapel October 30, 1 PM Sunnyside Regional Library Hudson to learn more about the life of Edgar BIRDS of PREY Hawks, owls, falcons, and 2983 Tulare Street, Fresno October 5, 7 PM Allan Poe. Call 488-1922 to make your lunch more brought to you by the Fresno Wildlife October 7, 7 PM BOOK DISCUSSION A literature expert will lead reservations ($15) by October 14. Rescue. Pre-registration required at 438-4071. EDGAR ALLAN POE MEMORIAL SERVICE Put a discussion on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. November 1, 7 PM on your mourning clothes to attend a funeral Cedar Clinton Library October 17, 2 PM DEATH RITUALS AND TRADITIONS service commemorating the tragic life of October 26, 4:30 PM CCPI PSYCHIC UNIT - THE LIGHTWORKERS Linda Aragon will give a multi-media pre- Edgar Allan Poe on the anniversary of his SCARY TALES FROM ASIA KP, from KP’s Actors Michelle Tedrow and Jackie Meador will lead sentation of the death rituals and traditions death (Oct. 7, 1849). Gym, will present a shadow puppet show. All a discussion on psychic gifts and how they can from cultures around the world. ages welcome. Leo Politi Library be used to help solve crimes and find missing November 7, 2 PM October 27, 4:30 PM October 16, 10 AM – 1 PM persons. They will help others to understand CCPI PSYCHIC UNIT - THE LIGHTWORKERS HAUNTING OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA View a THE BIG BLEED: PIntS foR POE Donate blood to their own psychic gifts. Michelle Tedrow and Jackie Meador will documentary about paranormal activity at the Central California Blood Center and receive October 19, 7 PM lead a discussion on psychic gifts and how the Hotel Jeffery in Coulterville, California. a free copy of Great Tales and Poems of Edgar BIRDS OF PREY Hawks, owls, falcons, and more they can be used to help solve crimes and Representatives of CCPI will be available to Allan Poe. Advance sign-up requested. brought to you by the Fresno Wildlife Rescue. find missing persons. They will help others to answer questions following the screening. October 22, 6:30 PM Pre-registration required at 255-6594. understand their own psychic gifts. MURDER IN THE LIBRARY Be a participant in a Central Library November 21, 2 PM November 8, 7 PM “Murder in the Library”, an interactive party November 5, 7 PM HAUNTING OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA View a HAUNTING OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA View a game. Can you determine whodunnit? GHOST HUNT Join members of the Central documentary about paranormal activity at documentary about paranormal activity at November 3, 3:30 PM California Paranormal Investigators as they the Sierra Sky Ranch in Oakhurst, California. the Sierra Sky Ranch in Oakhurst, California. BIRDS OF PREY Hawks, owls, falcons, and ghost hunt throughout the library after hours. Representatives of CCPI will answer questions Representatives of CCPI will answer more brought to you by the Fresno Wildlife Must be 14 years or older. Pre-registration following the screening. questions following the screening. Rescue. Pre-registration required at 431-6450. required at 488-3856. Full Circle Brewery Talking Book Library Progressive Home Club October 20, 2 PM Clovis Old Town 620 F Street 2630 E. Weldon BOOK DISCUSSION A literature expert will lead November 6, 7:30 PM October 14, 8 PM November 16, 1 PM a discussion on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. GHOST WALK Join us for an historical stroll NATE AT THE MOVIES: NOSFERATU Come BooK DISCUSSIon Lydia Kuhn will lead a dis- November 4, noon to 2 PM through Old Town Clovis and learn about see the classic silent horror film Nosferatu cussion on The Pale Blue Eye by Louis Bayard. MEET EDGAR ALLAN POE Learn more about the ghost, ghouls, and things that go bump in with music and commentary by Nate Butler. life of Edgar Allan Poe at the Open House of the night. Must be 18 years or older. Pre- October 21, 7:30 PM Ramada Inn the Talking Book Library. registration required at 488-3856. INNER EAR OPEN MIKE POETRY Bryan Medina 324 E. Shaw, Fresno Clovis Regional Library and the poet Scurvy will emcee an open November 17, 7 PM Tower District, Fresno mike poetry reading. Come prepared to AUTHOR PRESENTATION: SCOTT MORRISON October 17, 2:30 PM October 16, 7:30 PM share your favorite poems. Poe poetry, Join the Westerners to hear author Scott BOOK DISCUSSION Join the Clovis Mystery GHOST WALK Join a historical stroll through anyone? Morrison discuss his new book, Murder in Book Club to discuss The Pale Blue Eye by Fresno’s historic Tower District and learn about the Garden II. Call 559-868-2277 by 11/15 Louis Bayard. Gallery 25 ghost, ghouls, and things that go bump in the to make your dinner reservations ($20). Co- night. Must be 18 years or older. Pre-registration October 27, 7 PM 660 Van Ness sponsored by the Westerners International. required at 488-3856. ROGER, EDGAR & VINCENT FILM November 4, 6 PM DISCUSSION Paul Kaser will discuss the classic ART HOP POETRY PERFORMANCE Join Spoken San Joaquin Gardens Woodward Park Regional Library 5555 E. Fresno Street, Fresno 1960s films based on the stories of Edgar Al- Word as they perform various works of art. October 6, 7 PM lan Poe directed by Roger Corman featuring October 8, 10:30 AM Gillis Library BASIC GHOST HUNTING What are ghost hunt- Vincent Price. EDGAR ALLAN POE BOOK DISCUSSION PLUS ers? Here is an opportunity to talk to real ghost October 20, 6 PM October 30, 9 AM – 5 PM POe’s WOMEN Lydia Kuhn will lead a hunters, learn about their many adventures, BooK DISCUSSIon A literature expert will lead EDGAR ALLAN POE MOVIE MARATHON Come discussion on the works of Edgar Alan Poe, see spirit pictures, hear ghost voices or just a discussion on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. view a continuous screening of films based the women in Poe’s life and their influence ask questions. November 3, 6 PM on his writing. on Poe stories directed by Roger Corman October 8, 7 PM InfAmoUS GRAVES Historian Bill Secrest Jr. will and starring Vincent Price. October 20, 6 PM MASQUERADE OF THE RED DEATH Come in give a multi-media presentation of interesting November 4, 6 PM AN EVENING WITH EDGAR ALLAN POE costume to a mixer celebrating the life of Ed- grave sites in Fresno County and beyond. BIRDS OF PREY Hawks, owls, falcons, and Edgar Allan Poe, as portrayed by actor gar Allan Poe featuring the cast of Poe’s Tales more brought to you by the Fresno Wildlife HollyHocks Cottage Store Duffy Hudson, rises from the scene of his of Terror. Co-sponsored by Fresno’s Leading Rescue. Pre-registration required at 299-9531. 608 4th Street, Clovis mysterious death to tell his life story. Young Professionals (FLYP). November 21, 2:30 PM October 21, noon to 2 PM Sanctuary Theater October 17, 2 PM MYSTERY AUTHOR PRESENTATION Meet Penny SPOOKY TEA Join Edgar Allan Poe (Duffy 2336 Calaveras Street (at N) CHILDREN’s AUTHOR PRESENTATION Meet Warner, author of the Connor Westphal mys- Hudson) and Jackie Meador from Central October 22, 23, 29, 30 at 8 PM, 31 at 2 PM Robert San Souci, known for his spooky stories teries and the Nancy Drew Handbook. Co- California Paranormal Investigators for a POE’S TALES of TERROR California Public This program is co-sponsored by the Arne Nixon sponsored by the Clovis Mystery Book Club. luncheon tea. $20 per person. Call 324-8800 Theater presents a theatrical staging of Edgar Center at the CSUF Henry Madden Library. Fig Garden Regional Library by 10/19/10 for reservations. Allan Poe’s stories and poetry adapted by October 21, 7 PM October 18, 7 PM Iron Bird Cafe Terrance McArthur. Directed by S. Eric Day. BOOK DISCUSSION A literature expert will lead a discussion on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. BOOK DISCUSSION A literature expert will 1950 Fulton Street PICK UP FREE TICKETS AT LIBRARY BRANCHES October 23, 10 AM – 2 PM lead a discussion on the works of Edgar October 14, 8 PM Senior Resource Center Allan Poe. THE BIG BLEED: PINTS FOR POE Donate blood BEAT DoWN POEtRY SLAM Competitive poetry October 18, 11 AM October 21, 7 PM to the Central California Blood Center and re- reading in 2 rounds. Free to attend. $5 to slam. FILM SCREENING: THE FALL of THE HoUSE of AN EVENING WITH EDGAR ALLAN POE ceive a free copy of Great Tales and Poems of October16-17, 7 PM – 8AM USHER Directed by Roger Corman and starring Edgar Allan Poe, as portrayed by actor Edgar Allan Poe. Advance sign-up requested. POE READ-A-THON Thirteen deadly hours of Vincent Price, this chilling Edgar Allan Poe tale Duffy Hudson, rises from the scene of his the works of Edgar Allan Poe read aloud by tells about a family driven to savage bloodlust mysterious death to tell his life story.
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