Our Adult Book Club meets once a month to have a lively discussion about our book of the 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 July, we are reading The Book Club for Troublesome Women: A Novel by Marie Bostwick

Mighty Five Fit-Tastic Field Day with NEVERSTOPMOVING365

Wednesday, July 8 from 6-7pm at Orangeburg Library

Families can bring their own supper and a blanket to sit on and we’ll supply drinks and popsicles! Join the fitness professionals from NEVERSTOPMOVING for many activities like races and games and a bubble table. No registration necessary.

Does your child love art? Join us this summer for a fun and creative series of art and design classes taught by Alexis Starke with our theme for summer- America 250. In this series, projects will explore a fresh take on design and crafts from America at the time of the Revolution.

The series will be both imaginative and academically rich. Classes are free and all materials are provided. Community service hours will be available for anyone interested.

Please email astarke@piermontlibrary.org with any questions.

Stop by the library anytime to see the amazing quilt collab we made to celebrate America 250! in Create and Sip for Adults and our Summer Art Class for Grades 6 – 12 with Alexis Starke. This project was inspired by early American geometric quilts but with a fresh twist!

We invite you to the opening reception for our Art Show of the Month- Wonders of the Amazon Rainforest: Photographs by Michael Garber, Curated by Stephanie Garber, on Sunday, July 12thm from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. All are welcome to attend. 

A journey to the Amazon rainforest explores the world’s largest and most biodiverse ecosystem. This exhibit highlights the diversity of wildlife and plants, and the way of life in this tropical climate. Tragically, this life – giving rainforest is being threatened by deforestation, wildfires, drought and climate change, jeopardizing the future and health of our planet and its inhabitants.