Alamo Theatre
Friday & Saturday at 6pm
Sunday at 2* & 6pm
Hamnet
The Friends Group of Buck Memorial Library is sponsoring the showing of Hamnet at the Alamo Theatre, the recent winner of Best Picture and Best Actress at the 2026 Golden Globes. Hamnet tells the story of William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes and their son, Hamnet. When tragedy strikes and Hamnet dies at a young age, it inspires Shakespeare to write his timeless masterpiece "Hamlet."
Alamo Theatre
Friday & Saturday at 6pm
Sunday at 2* & 6pm
125 min., PG-13
*The Sunday matinee WILL FEATURE OPEN CAPTIONS.
Buck Memorial Library
4 PM
What Did She Know and When Did She Know It?: Revealing Secrets in Fiction - A Discussion with Maureen Anne Jennings & Laura Bonazzoli
Authors Maureen Anne Jennings and Laura Bonazzoli will examine: how do writers share their stories’ secrets, and how can readers discover them? Along with their conversation about revealing fiction’s mysteries and secrets, Laura will read from Our Share of Morning, and Maureen will read from Bartender Wanted, the first title in her Rose Leary Mystery series.
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Laura Bonazzoli is the author of two novels: Consecration Pond (Toad Hall Editions 2022) is a novel-in-stories told by eleven narrators who live along the same fictional pond in rural Maine. Publishers Weekly praised Consecration Pond as meditative, poetic, and haunting. Our Share of Morning (Sibylline Press 2025) is a historical novel that’s set in a New England mill town in the 1930s and 40s, and centers around a family secret. It was awarded five stars by Readers’ Favorite Reviews, and runner-up in regional fiction by the New England Book Festival. In addition, Laura’s short stories have appeared in literary magazines such as the Bryant Literary Review, Evening Street Review, Exposition Review, Kerning, and The Sandy River Review, and been anthologized in The Maine Standard. Her poetry has appeared in dozens of literary magazines, including The Northern New England Review, Reed Magazine, and Slant, and has been published in several anthologies, and her essays have appeared in print and online magazines. A freelance editor and ghostwriter, she teaches creative writing with Maine Media Workshops. She lives in a renovated schoolhouse in Rockport. She can be found online at LauraBonazzoli.com.
Summer Reading Kick-Off: Stay tuned for details!
SHARK DAY!