Tickets now available! Books on the Bench: Adam Shoalts

PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE VIA CANADAHELPS.

Tickets are also available for purchase at all LPPL branches.

Join us to launch professional explorer and bestselling author Adam Shoalts’ brand-new book Where the Falcon Flies. Hear about Adam’s solo journey as he traced the migratory path of the peregrine falcon, travelling 3,400 kilometres by canoe from Long Point in Southern Ontario to the Arctic.

Tuesday, October 3
6:45 PM Doors open
7:30 PM Author presentation begins

Hosted at Vieni Estates, 4553 Fly Road, Beamsville.

Please note the site is fully accessible.

Your $45 ticket includes entrance to the event, a $20 tax receipt, a glass of wine, and light food. Additional wine can be purchased by the glass or bottle. Non-alcoholic options are also available.

(Your tax receipt will be emailed to you immediately upon purchase of your ticket. It will come from CanadaHelps – please check your junk folder.)

Books will be available to purchase through Someday Books.

Thanks to our generous sponsors, including:

Presenting Sponsor: Meridian Credit Union, with locations in Beamsville, Vineland, Fonthill, and across the Niagara Region.

Wine Sponsor: The Jacob Senior Living in Beamsville

Author Sponsor: CHARTwell Orchards Retirement Residence in Vineland

Library Advocate: Jarod Brandon, Realtor

Library Advocate: Vineland Foodland

Venue Sponsor: Vieni Estates

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