Free Adult Education in Chatham County
Chatham Literacy has set the date for its annual Literacy Luncheon. Mark your calendar to join us at Governors Club on April 6 from 11 AM to 2 PM. We are very excited to have Daniel Wallace as our guest speaker. Mr. Wallace is the author of “Big Fish” and several other excellent books. Tickets […]
Our 5th annual Spring for Literacy luncheon was a huge success, with 169 people attending. A hearty thanks to our featured guests, author Jill McCorkle and adult learner Katerina Sinha, who inspired us; to our generous sponsors and donors; to all who attended, and to the hard-working team of volunteers who put the event together. […]
The 5th annual Spring for Literacy luncheon is sold out, but you can still show your support for Chatham Literacy’s adult literacy programming by being a luncheon sponsor! For more information or to participate, please go to our Be a Sponsor and Sponsorship Form pages. Thanks to everyone who registered for the April 23 luncheon featuring nationally […]
You won’t want to miss Chatham Literacy’s 5th annual Spring for Literacy luncheon. Nationally acclaimed author Jill McCorkle will be there to share insights about her latest book, Life After Life, and what inspires her writing. Spring for Literacy willl be on Thursday, April 23, 2015, at Galloway Ridge in Pittsboro. There will be a cash wine bar from 11 […]
Mark your calendar now for Chatham Literacy’s exciting 2015 Spring for Literacy luncheon featuring nationally acclaimed author Jill McCorkle! The event will be on Thursday, April 23, 2015, at Galloway Ridge. We’ll announce details and registration information in late January – right here, and by email. McCorkle has published 10 novels and short story collections. Her […]
Chatham Literacy’s Spring for Literacy Luncheon May 6, 2014 at Galloway Ridge 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. (lunch at noon) When Krista Bremer proposed to title her book, “My Accidental Jihad,’’ her publisher had serious misgivings. After all, many Americans associate the word “jihad” with terrorism. Would people buy a book with that word in […]
