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Minnesota Library Association announces
An Evening of “Read Dating”
Are you reading so much that dating has fallen by the wayside? Then come join us for an evening of Read Dating!
Looking for good times as well as good books? Maybe you should try “Read Dating!” It’s like speed-dating, only we’ll use books to help break the ice with other like-minded dateable bibliophiles.
The first round is a mixer. Participants will draw a question such as “What was your favorite book as a teen?” and mingle around the room asking their question of other participants. The second round will be timed dating, when daters will discuss their favorite books (no more than three) in a one-to-one setting for a few minutes before moving to a new literary partner. At the end of the night, if like literary minds want to match up… well, that would be up to them.
The event is suitable for single men and women. Please bring a book you love, hate, have recently read, or just want to talk about.
Event Details:
Thursday, October 29, 2009 from 6:00–8:30 PM,
Spill the Wine, 1101 Washington Ave S. Minneapolis, MN 55415
$15 MLA members, $30 reading public, additional $10 for late or walk-in registrations
Visit
www.mnlalibraryassociation.org to register. Registration is required and closes on Friday, October 23, 2009.
Co-sponsored by Reader’s Advisory Round Table of the Minnesota Library Association
and Spill the Wine
The term “Read Dating” was borrowed with cheerful permission from the University Book Store, Seattle, WA.
Minnesota Library Association
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ph: (651) 999-5343 | fax: (651) 917-1835
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www.mnlibraryassociation.org
About MLA: The Minnesota Library Association is an association of library supporters, representing all types of libraries by helping them accomplish together what none can do alone. MLA provides opportunities to meet library peers and associates, and meets the interests of its more than 550 members by facilitating educational opportunities, supporting strong ethical standards, and fostering connections between the library community and various constituencies. In addition to the annual three-day conference, programs are planned and sponsored year-round by MLA divisions, sections, roundtables, and committees. Find out more at
www.mnlibraryassociation.org
