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Yuri’s Night coming to the Library

Copied from the Westover Hills Neighborhood Association website; Yuri’s Night, a popular annual event sponsored by the Westover Hills Library Advisory Group, will be held at the library on Saturday, April 14 at 7 p.m. Russian-born Yuri Gagarin was the first human to orbit the Earth (on April 12, 1961), and a crater on the [...]

Westover Hills Library Winterfest 2012

This Saturday (1/21) morning from 10-12, join the folks at the Westover Hills Library for entertainment, crafts, refreshments, and prizes. Jonathan the Juggler and Shirley and her Exotic Birds will be there. Check it out and while you’re there check out some books.

Support Westover Hills Library And Wreaths Across America

How? Purchase a wreath for $15.00 that will be placed on the grave of a war veteran in Richmond National Cemetery. This is a nationwide event, and wreaths are placed concurrently.

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Tales of Sassy Rabbits and Clever Monkeys Coming to Westover Hills Library

From the Richmond Public Libraries we learn about this great event. Telling tales of sassy rabbits, kind-hearted possums, wily coyotes, and clever monkeys, Susan Clark engages the audience and brings life to her characters through her experiences of stage acting. She specializes in tales from the Appalachian Mountain regions and has been telling stories for [...]

Author Night at Library on Monday

Michelle Young-Stone, a local author whose debut novel is called The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors, will speak at the Westover Hills library on Monday, April 11, at 6:30 p.m.

Yuri’s Night at the Westover Hills Library

On April 12, 1961, Russian born Yuri Gagarin was the first human to orbit the Earth. A crater on the far side of the Moon is named after him- let’s celebrate his achievement! When: Saturday, April 9th 7:00 p.m. Where: The Westover Hills Library, 1408 Westover Hills Blvd.

Westover Hills Library Winter Fest is Saturday

If you haven’t been to the newly renovated Westover Hills library you should head on over this Saturday. All the books and staff are back and it’s pretty darn sweet. To help celebrate not only the opening but they are also celebrating Winter with a “Let it Snow” theme. The activities will be going on [...]

Eliminating Debt Seminar at Westover Hills Library

Strategies for Eliminating Debt, a free seminar with practical information for effectively paying down debt, will be held at the Westover Hills Public Library, 1408 Westover Hills Boulevard, on Wednesday, January 26 from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. To register, please visit www.vacu.org/Learn/Seminars.aspx or call (804) 323-6800. The seminar will be led by Cherry Hedges, financial [...]

Winterfest 2011 at the Westover Hills Library

Welcome back to the Westover Hills Library. Everyone hopes you have enjoyed the newly renovated facility! Please join the Westover Hills Library Advisory Group for “Let it Snow!” a morning full of fun at the library. Shirley and her live exotic birds will be on display and Debra Fellman will be making her amazing balloon [...]

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Westover Hills Library Update – Tentative Open Date

As many of you have noticed our little local library has installed bookshelves. The natural question is, when is it going to re-open. Although no definite date has been officially announced we have heard that the first week in December is very likely. As I said this is not “official” so don’t chase me down [...]

Forest Hill Library Renovation Update

Library update from Clay Dishon; With the added process of structural reinforcement successfully behind, remaining elements of the overall renovation can now proceed unobstructed at the branch. The last few weeks have seen the installation of new windows and interior lighting, placement of façade tile, as well as repair and replacement of the eaves. Installation [...]

Westover Hills Library Renovation Update

We’ve been crossing the river to the Belmont Library for the summer, but we sorely miss our own neighborhood library which is undergoing renovation. Library manager, Clay Dishon, has posted an update on the renovation: A warm hello to all— By late last Friday afternoon, the scent of drywall compound was prominent inside the branch [...]

WH Library Renovation Update

Thanks to Laura Dysart for letting me know about this blog that is sharing details about the ongoing Westover Hills Library renovations and thanks to librarian Clay Dishon for maintaining the blog. With a new month in full swing, things are progressing nicely at the branch. The necessary interior demolition is complete and the framework [...]

Patrick Henry Needs Help Moving Tables

From the Patrick Henry School of Arts and Science; We need some able-bodied volunteers to lifts and move some tables, magazine racks and chairs this Saturday, 4/17 at 9 am at Westover Hills Library and help transport them to PHSSA and move them inside. We rented a small moving van to make this effort easier. [...]

WH Library Closes for Renovations 4/10

The RPL board met last week and authorized Saturday, April 10th as the last day of operations for the Westover Branch before renovation work begins. When we have more information about the reopen date I’ll let you know.

RPS Student Artshow At Westover Hills Library

Please join the Richmond Public Library and the Richmond Public Schools Arts And Humanities Center as we celebrate the creativity of artists & musicians from Richmond Public Schools. During March, the Westover Hills Library will exhibit original artwork by students from neighborhood schools and the Thompson Middle School Choir will perform during the opening reception. [...]

More Information About Westover Hills Library Renovation

The Westover Hills Library Advisory Group (WHLAG) recently updated their website to include some more details about their impending renovation. Although it will be closed for a few months, the improvements are sure to be worth it. Looking at photos taken at its opening you can see that many of the fixture,s like the shelves [...]

Westover Hills Library Renovations

Our local library is going to have some much needed renovations this spring. Tentatively, it is scheduled to close sometime around the end of March or first part of April. No definite date at present due to the fact that the bid process for contractors is still in progress. Realistically, the WH Library will be [...]

RTD Columnist Speaks Tonight at WH Library

Columnist Michael Paul Williams from the Richmond Times-Dispatch will speak at the Author’s Night event at the Westover Hills branch library on Monday, February 8 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend. [via]

WH Library Closed Tomorrow

The Westover Hills branch of the library will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday) for inventory. From the website; I n order to inventory our collection and begin preparations for the renovation and enhancement of Westover Hills Library, we will be closed today (1/26/10). We will return to our normal schedule on Wednesday, January 27th. Thank you [...]

Winterfest 2010

Come join the fun at Winterfest. This year’s program salutes the 2010 Winter Olympics. There will be Olympic inspired crafts, refreshments, a visit from Shirley’s Exotic Birds, Deborah Fellman’s amazing balloon creations, and a drawing for a special prize. This program is kindly sponsored by the Westover Hills Library Advisory Group. Saturday, January 23, 10: [...]

Westover Hills Library Circa 1959

Amazing what a few decades will do! The trees that are on this lot now cast the library in almost constant shadow but they weren’t even planted when this pic was taken August 19, 1959 by the Adolph B. Rice Studio. I found this image on Flickr in the collection of The Library of Virginia. [...]

Westover Hills Library and Wreaths Across America

Purchase a wreath for $15.00 that will be placed on the grave of a war veteran in Richmond National Cemetery on Saturday, December 13th at noon. This is a nationwide event, and wreaths are placed concurrently. The mission of Wreaths Across America is to remember the fallen, honor those who serve and teach our children [...]

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