A new art exhibit in the series will be opening soon in the program room, and on Wednesday, May 24th at 7 p.m., Professor Edythe Quinn of Hartwick College will be leading a discussion of Richard Russo's novel, Mohawk . These book discussion evenings have been so interesting and enlightening. You might want to come to one of the final two sessions. The discussion of Mohawk in May and of The Sweet Hereafter in June promise to be especially relevant since both are set in area locales, Russo's in nearby Mohawk, NY, and Banks's novel in a small Adirondack town. The latest in the library's mini-book sales is now in its final days in the front hallway.
Books are on sale for one dollar each or three for two dollars.
Come in and find some great collections of recipes to try Many new items have arrived this week for you to sign out. Information on artists and the places where their work may be viewed or purchased is provided . The first part covers galleries, art centers, museums, recent major exhibitions, organizations, publications and educational opportunities. The second part of the book provides biographies of the artists themselves, including information on styles and techniques. A Photographer's Botanical by Christopher Baker.