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— The Africa Caribbean Heritage Alliance (ACHA) in collaboration with The Philipsburg Jubilee Library (PJL) and the Sint Maarten National Commission for UNESCO will commemorate the UN observance of the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition on Monday August 22nd and Tuesday 23rd August, 2016 from 6 pm to 9pm, under the theme “Unleashing YOUR Potential- It Is Boundless”

Philipsburg Jubilee Library has already started with their special hours since the start of July.

The Library’s summer opening hours is as follows

The power of Knowledge series continues on Thursday July 7th at 6.30 at the Philipsburg Jubilee Library with an informative and interactive discussion on natural hair texture by Rochelle Ward who is the Managing Director of “Don’t Break the comb

During the summer the Philipsburg Jubilee Library would like to notify the general public of its grace period, opening hours, and our three summer camps that are being hosted by the library.

Meijburg & Co Caribbean, the tax and legal professionals of KPMG recently made an important contribution to the Library collection by donating 2 publications regarding Tax Law.

PHILIPSBURG (June 20, 2016)—
Foresee Foundation’s program “DigiWorkz” in collaboration with the Philipsburg Jubilee Library is proud to announce their first summer technical program “The Sky is the Beginning Summer Camp 2016”.

The Philipsburg Jubilee Library is hosting its Summer Program for primary student’s ages 7-13 years. If you’re looking for something sensational to do this summer for your child, enroll him or her in our summer program.

Port-au-Prince, June 9, 2016. At the annual conference of the Caribbean Library Association ACURIL that took place in Haiti last week,

The Philipsburg Jubilee Library is hosting its Summer Program for children ages 7-12 years old. If you’re looking for something sensational to do this summer for your child, enroll him or her in our summer program.

The featured film “Poetry is an island” about the life and work of the Nobel Laureate poet Derek Alton Walcott, produced and directed by Surinamese Independent Documentary film maker and producer Ida Does, was well received on Monday May 30th 2016