Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Films for Teens in Scariff Library
Teenagers in Scariff were treated to two film screenings over the summer. The films were specially chosen for their age group and were The Art of Getting By by Gavin Wiesen and Moonrise Kingdom by Wes Anderson. Both nights attracted a full house and film goers enjoyed drinks and popcorn for that extra special cinema feeling. Teenagers loved having a film night just for them and liked the fact that the two films were so different. Meanwhile the Scariff Public Library teenage book club will start again after the summer on Tuesday September 17th at 6pm and new faces are especially welcome.
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