Join us on Monday mornings at 11:00 for stories, songs, and finger play!
Image by Mary Blair
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Join us on Monday mornings at 11:00 for stories, songs, and finger play!
Image by Mary Blair
For the month of August, the Piermont Library presents our Art Show of the Month- Small Works on Stainless Steel by Rose Pizzi. The pieces are done in mixed media (acrylics, water colors, and pastels) on stainless steel and wood and include a series of 9 pieces all 9″ by 5″. Pizzi’s subject matter comes primarily from the natural world. As Pizzi explains, “I have always enjoyed using wood or other materials for my canvas. It challenges me to use different techniques to achieve the look I want. I hope you enjoy them.”
New members are always welcome in our adult book club! For May, we are discussing The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides on Wednesday, May 18th at 3:00 pm. Details on our events calendar
Tuesdays, 5:15 – 6:15
Our popular Art Classes for teens are back! Join us for a fun, relaxing, and creative series of art classes taught by Alexis Starke. We will explore a range of materials and techniques and draw inspiration from a variety of sources from contemporary artists, art history, science, and the natural world. All materials are provided. Registration on our website events calendar. Please email astarke@piermontlibrary.org with any questions.
Join us on Tuesday, May 3rd, from 6:30 – 7:30 pm for an in-person author event at the library!
BEN McGRATH is a longtime staff writer for The New Yorker. His work has been featured in Best American Sports Writing, Best American Science Writing, and Best of Technology Writing, among other anthologies. He lives outside New York City in a small town on the Hudson, with his wife and two children. Riverman is his first book.
RIVERMAN: An American Odyssey
The riveting true story of Dick Conant, an American folk hero who, over the course of more than twenty years, canoed solo thousands of miles of American rivers — and then disappeared near the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
Image by Laura Lannes for the New York Times Book Review