Entertainment events this week in City of Greensboro: Aug. 24-30

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Catch the best entertainment City of Greensboro has to offer this week. The following entertainment events are scheduled to take place this week.

Monday, Aug. 25

Event: Benjamin Readers Book Club
Benjamin Branch Library
12-1 pm

Event: 2025 Wicker Endowment Lecture with Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson
Greensboro History Museum
6-7 pm

Tuesday, Aug. 26

Event: Southern Lit Book Discussion
Glenn McNairy Branch Library
10-11 am

Wednesday, Aug. 27

Event: Canasta for Lit Lovers
Glenn McNairy Branch Library
2-4 pm

Event: Drink and Draw at Hemphill
Hemphill Branch Library
6-8 pm

Thursday, Aug. 28

Event: Kathleen Clay Tea & Books
Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library
2-3 pm

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Glenn McNairy Branch LibraryGreensboro Public Library – Central Library

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