Just because class is back in session, it doesn't mean you can't have fun on a school night.

Head to the Havre de Grace library tonight for a literary potluck. Bring your friends and your favorite book at 6:30. And be prepared to share!

Tomorrow night, Constellation Books hosts its Wine and Song at the bookstore, featuring music by folk musician Steve Haug, and wine from Vino 100. And owner Lauretta Nagel assured me that they always provide a few snacks, as well.

Saturday morning from 10 to 1, Ukazoo Books rewards early risers with bagels, coffee and tea at their monthly Books 'n' Brunch. It's free brunch and conversation for all.

If you're in Annapolis on Sunday, the First Sunday Arts Festival exhibitors include Bobbie Hinman, author of The Knot Fairy, and Cynthia Polansky, author of Remote Control -- and who can say no to a festival?

On Wednesday, come to the central branch of the Enoch Pratt library to celebrate its founder's birthday bicentennial. Mayor Sheila Dixon and Library Director Carla Hayden join in the fun, and parties will also be held at the Canton, Light Street and Waverly branches throughout the day. For more information, call 410-545-3115 or go to www.prattlibrary.org.

As we said, bookish events are heating up in the area, so visit the Read Street calendar for even more options.