Howard Perry At Holden Gallery In August

Our newest Holden Gallery "resident" is Dansville native, Howard Perry. Howard’s art work will be on display for the next 3-4 weeks. He’s come a very long way since the 8 year old with paint-by-number! When he discovered the joy of creating art, he began working oil on canvas in the early 1990s. He’s been a member of the Dansville Art Group for 10 years. Stop in, check out his paintings SOON! Be sure to sign the Guest Book!

New Artist Featured in the Holden Gallery

Former Trustee, Bill Beierschmitt, is the featured artist in the Holden Gallery for the next month. Bill uses both water color and oils. Often, he makes creative use of just the palette knife. Stop in to see his paintings, and be sure to sign the Guest Book. Bill’s works are appearing as part of the Livingston Rotating Art Show begun in 2012.

Artist Open House Scheduled

Visit Paintings by L. Mert Wager and meet the artist on May 4, 2013 at the Library from noon until 4 PM. In addition to the art already on display, Mr. Wager will have several original works on hand for visitors. Talk to the artist, visit the Holden Gallery, and learn about what inspires his amazing creations. This is the FINAL DAY of the show.

It’s All About the Kids

Books ‘n’ Kids ‘n’ Crafts resumes Wednesday April 17 at 10 AM for 3 to 4 year olds and Baby’s First Storytime returns Thursday April 18 at 10 AM. Please call to register your children. Space is still available.
On Saturday at 1 PM, Build a Book is available for your creative youngsters. For more information, please call. Space is limited.

Workshop to Maximize Your Retirement Benefits

A workshop on Social Security retirement benefits will be offered Monday April 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Library. This free presentation given by Michelle Siebert is sponsored by Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Steuben County. Attendees can learn how to maximize their Social Security retirement benefits in order to live the best life possible in their retirement years. Pre-registration is requested by calling 1-607-664-2300.