Join us on Wednesday at 4:30 for Fun with Lego! Lots of new Lego! Build some LEGO masterpieces and enjoy some snacks. Recommended for ages 4-11. Please follow the link to register Fun with Lego | South Orangetown Libraries

Stop by the library anytime we are open to see our Annual Student Art!

This year’s theme is “The Silk Road” and will include projects inspired by the ancient network of trade routes connecting China with Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Projects include Ming Dynasty vases crafted from papier mache; Chinese silks created with watercolor brush pens and embroidery; Silk Road Cities of Uzbekistan painted in brilliant Bombay India Inks; mosaic tile designs printed with foam plates; and dazzling collaged lanterns.  Come see what our talented young artists have created in our Art Classes for Grades 1 – 12 Taught by Alexis Starke.  The show will be up for the month of June, but the opening reception is always a treat!

Hurry in- for the rest of the week our Library Book Sale is on sale! All items are just $1- thank you for supporting our library!

Come in to find some hidden gems among:

-Fiction books

-Nonfiction books

-Children’s books

-DVDs and music CDs

Our Adult Book Club meets once a month to have a lively discussion about a different book each month.  Members work together to pick a variety of books and new members are always welcome!  Please call or email the library to be added to our email list (info@piermontlibrary.org).

Adult Book Club is currently meeting on the third Wednesday of the month at 3:00 pm unless otherwise stated.

For May, we are reading Theo of Golden by Allen Levi.

Join us each Friday at 1:00 pm for our Friday Afternoon Movie on our big screen. This week’s film is 1776.

Adaptation of the Broadway Tony-winning musical celebrates the founding fathers’ midwifery of the Declaration of Independence, the document that would give birth to a nation.

Directed by Peter H. Hunt

1972

G

Columbia Pictures Industries Inc.

141 minutes

Starring William Daniels, Howard da Silva, Ken Howard, Blythe Danner, Donald Madden