Teen Advisory Board will meet to discuss upcoming program ideas at the library. Elections will be held for this season's officers.
It's the Spy Lock-In! Sneak into our after-hours Library lock-in for some spy trivia contests, a book discussion, and a film. We'll be testing your agility in the balloon pit, honing your disguise skills, and more!
Please read Domino 29 prior to the event to join in the book discussion. Meet the author! Axel Avian himself will be here to answer your pressing questions about life as a spy.
The Glenmere lands present a colorful quilt of hardwood swamp, shale ridgelines, bright and open marsh, mossy bogs, woodland pools and clear reservoir. Situated for the most part in Warwick, these lands comprise habitat boasting the greatest variety of animal species in the Hudson Valley.
Jay Westerveld will discuss both natural and unnatural features of the area from Washington's lifetime to the present.
Watch an online webinar featuring some of your favorite authors! Tamora Pierce (Circle of Magic), Elizabeth Wein (Code Name Verity), Robin LeFevers (Grave Mercy), and many, many more!
Also, get sneek peaks at book coming out this fall that have not been published yet!
Quintet Photographers Capturing Life is a group of five skilled photographers, "Madelyn Livoti-Garstak, Dan Potter, Marilynn Potter, Ray Sussmann, and Thomas Vaillancourt.
Join them for a Gallery talk that will include lighting, composition, choosing a subject (landscape & portrait), post production and more.
Lindsey Quistgaard will lead a creative writing workshop for teens.
Join pen & ink artist Thomas Denaro and photographer Bob Adams for a discussion of the process Tom uses to create his beautifully detailed pen and ink drawings.
Click here to view Tom's artwork.
Tom's work is currently on display in the Community Room and Gallery on the lower level.
Warwick Town Historian Dr. Richard Hull will discuss the practice of sustainable lifestyles throughout the history of Orange County. Registration required; open to all area residents.
NOTE: CORRECT DATE IS OCT. 12, NOT OCT. 5 AS ADVERTISED IN "DIRT" MAGAZINE. CORRECT TIME IS 3:30.
Artist and author Robert Fletcher of New Milford will give a brief introduction to his new book about the farming legacy of High Breeze Farm at Wawayanda State Park. Through his sketches, paintings, and the preserved stories of Luther Barrett, the family's sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle are presented for today. Original artwork from the book will also be on display.
