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Greenville
Public
Library
Lunch
on the
Library Lawn
This
summer the
Friends of the Greenville Public Library are hosting Lunch on the Lawn
three
times! These events
will be in
conjunction with Main Street Greenville’s “First Fridays” on June 7th,
July
5th, and August 2nd. Each
lunch will be
provided by a different downtown coffeeshop and accompanied by live
music. Everyone is
invited to sit under the shade
trees and enjoy. Feel
free to bring your
own lunch or just stop
by for the music!
Tables
&
chairs will be available but you may want to bring your own lawnchair
or
blanket. On June
7th Brenda’s Beanery
will provide the box lunch: a Wrap (choice of turkey w/ roasted red
pepper
spread or chicken salad; Salad (choice of pasta bacon ranch or
broccoli); Mini
Scone; and Drink (ginger peach tea unsweetened tea, or lemonade). Just pick up a box at the
white tent for
$7. $1 of every
lunch sold supports Main
Street Greenville’s downtownmatters! initiative.
A
very special
musical treat is in store for June 7th!
Chad Lemons and Tim Yount will perform vocals
and acoustic guitar. They
are the core members of the band
“Quest” from EUM Church. They’ve
opened
at the Illumination Concerts for such acts as Tobymac, Big Daddy Weave,
Newsboys, and Fireflight - as well as played in many area church
concerts.
They
first got
together seven years ago while participating in the music ministry at
Ginghamsburg Church in Tipp City.
Chad
is originally from Illinois and Tim from West Milton Ohio. Both are married with
kids; Chad teaches math
at the Jr. High and Tim is a nurse.
They’ve devoted their lives to giving to
others and music is one avenue,
especially in inspiring other men.
Five
of twelve
original songs have been released on an EP “Place of Solitude.“ Chad
explained
they strive for lyrics that are meaningful and
stylistically it’s 90’s rock.
They do a lot of secular songs too and have a
wide appeal. Be sure to
catch their great music!
June’s
free movie
at the Library! On Friday June 14th at 2:00 on the 3rd Floor - Daniel
Day-Lewis
in Lincoln. Don’t
miss it!
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