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Question from friends at the Adair County Public Library Dearest Gentle Readers of Our Fair Library, We have a question that requires the utmost seriousness... How many among you would attend a Bridgerton Tea Party at the Adair County Public Library? We're envisioning teacups clinking, tables dressed in florals, Regency inspired attire, and trivia that would make even Lady Whistledown raise an approving brow. A few things to consider: The event would be for ages 18+ Dress up is encouraged! There would be Tea and treats, Trivia and perhaps a touch of scandal. Would you attend? Comment on the Library's Facebook page with an "Indeed!" if you'd join us, or tag a friend who would arrive in full promenade splendor. We want to see if there is enough interest in having an event like this in the near future. Yours in literature and lace - ACPL This story was posted on 2026-02-23 09:50:46
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