A new and inspiring group of young musicians, Fiddle Frenzy is excited to play their own concert for the community. This local group of talented, young musicians, ranging in age from 7 to 17, will "wow" you with their various styles of fiddling on violin, viola and cello.
Join us for a screening of To Begin the World Over Again: The Life of Thomas Paine as we explore the history of the most misunderstood man in American history. Released in 2016 and written under the guidance of distinguished Paine scholars, the film looks at the misconceptions that have clouded Paine's past and delves into his passion for advocacy.
A discussion, led by Roger Moss, will follow the screening.
Delaware Valley Raptor Center - Birds of Prey: Meet up-close some rescued birds: owl, hawk, a falcon and an eagle. Learn more about these magnificent birds. For adults and families with children ages 6 and up. Register beginning Sept. 9 online, or in person at the Children's Desk or the Help Desk (upstairs).
Too often consumers find themselves paying much more money than they expected and getting much less than they bargained for. Adria Gross will provide information and support for people who are facing denied, out-of-network, overcharged and going-nowhere claims.
This year’s Warwick Art League Annual Membership Exhibition, “Hues &
Views,” highlights the eclectic and stunning works by 28 participating
artists on view for the month of September in the Community Room and
Gallery Hallway downstairs at the Albert Wisner Public Library.
Viewers can enjoy over 56 high quality works of art in a variety of
mediums and diverse styles. Co-President of the Warwick Art League,
Sarah McHugh, along with others noted, “This is a particularly strong
Bring mindfulness to all of your relationships! This practice gives us a new way to relate to all of our experiences with kindness, interest and without judgment. This is a four session class meeting n 10/3, 10/17, 10/31 and 11/14. You are encouraged to attend all four classes but each class will stand on its own.
The Pretty Committee will show you how to create beautiful tealight candle holders from old books. Please bring in a battery-operated tealight candle for this project.
Newburgh Chamber Music Ensemble performs "Romantic Music for a Sunday Afternoon," a concert which will feature light-hearted and delightful music by Dvorak, Telemann, Godard, Cui, and Nielsen. Performers are fine regional musicians, including violinist Carole Cowan, oboist Joel Evans, cellist Susan Seligman, and pianist Ruthanne Schempf. Colleagues in the Hudson Valley Philharmonic and at the State University of New York at New Paltz, these musicians have distinguished individual careers as well as a long history of collaboration.
This course will provide an introduction to ASL, the third most commonly-used language in the United States. The Manual Alphabet, deaf culture, basic vocabulary and grammar structure will be the program's focus, with the goal of acquiring the language on a conversational level.
This is an eight-week course; attendance at all sessions is strongly encouraged.
Dressed in the clothes Adams wore as President (1797-1801), George Baker as John Adams talks about life with his wife Abigail and his views of history and society in a humorous and inspiring performance.
This performance is made possible by a generous gift from Glenn P. and Susan D. Dickes to the Albert Wisner Public Library Foundation.
