ALSO's Banned Book Night

by ALSO (Alternative Learning Styles and Outlooks)Friday, 12 April 2024 from 6:30 PM (ADT) to 9:30 PM (ADT)Heartwood House 404 McArthur Ave, Ottawa, ON K1K1G8

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Overview

ALSO is hosting our second annual Banned Book Night on Friday, April 12, 2024

Local authors and storytellers will be reading from their favorite banned books. There will be finger foods and drinks, a fabulous silent auction as well as a book booth set up by the Ottawa Public Library. We hope you will join us for an evening in celebration of literacy, the freedom to read and local authors/storytellers.

This event will have ASL interpretation and is open to both the hearing and Deaf communities. 

Monies raised from tickets sales and the silent auction will directly benefit ALSO and the adults and families we serve in the Ottawa community. 

Details

Doors open at Heartwood House at 6:00 p.m.

You will be welcomed in by ALSO volunteers. Finger foods and drinks will be on offer. The silent auction will be open. 

The event will start at 6:30 p.m. You will be asked to find a seat. We will have the first three authors read from their favorite banned book before the intermission.

During the intermission, you can visit the silent auction table, mingle and enjoy the food and drink offerings.

After the intermission we will have the last two authors and our ASL storyteller read from their favorite banned book. 

You will have an opportunity to meet the authors/storyteller, to mingle and have one final visit to the silent auction table before the evening ends. 

We will announce the silent auction winners and wrap the evening up at 9:30 p.m.

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Questions about this event?

ALSO613 233 8660kim@also-ottawa.org
Heartwood House404 McArthur AveOttawa, ONK1K1G8

About This Charity

ALSO is an adult learning program offering both in-person and on-line tutoring, in English and ASL, supporting the development of the skills needed for employment, further education or training and increased civic participation. We meet each person where they are enabling them to commit to learning and to imagine a different future for themselves.ALSO is a small program doing great things. We have a significant impact on the lives of the adults and families we serve. We work with an extraordinary staff/volunteer team and Board of Directors each giving generously of their time, expertise and skills allowing ALSO to continue supporting Ottawa adults and families who need us most.