The Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library will raise funds during an evening of fun and friendly competition at the Battle of the Book Clubs Trivia Night on Saturday, Feb. 28. The event will be at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at 22 E. Chestnut Hill Ave.
Neighbors, book clubs, and supporters are invited to enjoy several rounds of trivia spanning various categories, including two or three rounds of book-themed trivia. Although this event is perfect for book clubs, it’s equally fun for friend groups or solo adventurers.
Last year was the inaugural Battle of the Book Clubs Trivia Night, …
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The Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library will raise funds during an evening of fun and friendly competition at the Battle of the Book Clubs Trivia Night on Saturday, Feb. 28. The event will be at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at 22 E. Chestnut Hill Ave.
Neighbors, book clubs, and supporters are invited to enjoy several rounds of trivia spanning various categories, including two or three rounds of book-themed trivia. Although this event is perfect for book clubs, it’s equally fun for friend groups or solo adventurers.
Last year was the inaugural Battle of the Book Clubs Trivia Night, with The Pink Pony Book Club taking top honors. This year, the trophy is anyone’s to grab.
Tickets for the event will go towards programs, collections, and outreach for the Chestnut Hill Library. Guests can purchase a ticket individually, or buy a table for eight or 10 people. Everyone is welcome to bring their own drinks and snacks, but there will be salad and pizza.
In addition to trivia, the event also includes several silent auction bundles donated from Chestnut Hill businesses and supporters. Among the auction offerings are gift cards to local restaurants, art pieces from local galleries, personal care and wellness items, a Jackson Hole vacation, a catered dinner for four, and many more unique experiences and packages.
Guests, and even supporters who cannot attend, can participate in a special raffle featuring a curated basket filled with gift cards from local businesses. Participants do not need to be present to win raffle prizes or to bid on silent auction items.
For more information, visit chlibraryfriends.org.
Maggie Dougherty can be reached at Margaret@chestnuthilllocal.com.