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  “Starbooks” Coffeehouse returns to Edgefield Library web posted October 31, 2008 EDGEFIELD – Back by popular demand. The second “Starbooks” Coffeehouse will be presented by the Friends of the Library on Tuesday, November 18 from 6-8 PM at the Edgefield County Public Library on Courthouse Square. The March “Starbooks” event drew a crowd of 30 patrons for live Karaoke and refreshments.The Friends expect a larger crowd this time, as the weather turns cool. Leonard Todd, author of the new book, Carolina Clay: The Life and Legend of the Slave Potter, Dave, will be the featured writer. Carolina Clay, about the author’s personal search for the story of 19th century Edgefield artisan David Drake, has received rave notices and attention from Newsweek, National Public Radio, and newspapers across the country. Mr. Todd will (probably) not sing, but you can! Country music and music from the 60s and 70s will be available for your Karaoke performances, or you may bring your own music to sing along with. “Starbooks” welcomes your participation! Come one, come all! Please stop by or call the Library at 803-637-4025 to sign up in advance for the Karaoke Kabaret. Coffee, of course, will be in the mugs and on the menu, or cocoa or lemonade, if you prefer. Served for $8 in newly minted Friends of the Library coffee mugs, your beverage may be complemented by an array of free sweet homemade treats. Empty mugs may be purchased for $6. Friends of the Library will also host a membership table, where you can join the Friends or sign up to support the Library through the BiLo barcode program. Stop by and ask one of the Friends to explain. Proceeds from the BiLo program, and from the “Starbooks” Coffeehouse, benefit the Library’s activities and projects in a time of increased library usage and community need. In particular, the Library is raising money to install handicapped accessible doors. Library cards are free, and books, CDS, and up-to-date DVDs are always available to borrow. In these hard times, it is worth remembering that you probably save $20-25 every time you borrow a book or disc. The Library’s children’s nook is packed with books and audios and beanbags for comfortable relaxing. Wireless computer access is available for teen and adult research projects and activities online. Make use of your library and come join the Friends for an evening of entertainment and refreshments at the “Starbooks” Coffeehouse on Tuesday, November 18, from 6-8PM! ©
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