The library hosts a storytime at the Trumansburg Farmers’ Market every Wednesday at 5:00 pm. We are located under the pavilion in the back of the market.
Trumansburg Farmers’ Market:
corner of Route 96 (Main Street) and Route 227 (Hector Street)
The library hosts a storytime at the Trumansburg Farmers’ Market every Wednesday at 5:00 pm. We are located under the pavilion in the back of the market.
Trumansburg Farmers’ Market:
corner of Route 96 (Main Street) and Route 227 (Hector Street)
On Thursday, May 18th, The library welcomes writers whose work is published in From the Finger Lakes. These writers will read their work: Edward Ormondroyd, Daphne Sola, Stanley O’Connor, Ann Day, Gail Holst-Warhaft, Kathy May, and Cory Brown.
From the Finger Lakes is a poetry anthology produced by Cayuga Lakes Books featuring a wide variety of voices and content from the Finger Lakes and beyond.
Thursday, May 18th at 6:30pm in the Melvin Community Room
The Community Learn is here! This yearly event is a collaboration between the Trumansburg Middle School and the wider community to give everyone a common focus. This year, we will learn from Kid President, an extraordinary young person who inspires people to be kind and make a difference.
There are many events including a bake sale fundraiser at the school on Thursday, May 11 at 3 pm.
To find out more check out the website: https://sites.google.com/tburg.k…/tburg-community-learn/home
To learn more about Kid President, check out http://kidpresident.com/
The Ulysses Philomathic Library is currently showing the work of Marian Van Soest. From realistic imagery to experimentation with shapes, lines, color, and texture, Van Soest’s work reveals her personal connection to the natural world. Some pieces are fluid in watercolor medium while others feature real twigs and layers of thick, textured paint. Her abstract work gives the sense of landforms, one series in earth tones and another in vibrant, warm colors.
On May 13th, the library will host a special birdhouse build activity that is free and open for all. Volunteer carpenters from our community will donate their time to teach this activity, and participants may take their creation home.
Date: May 13
Time: 10 am to 12pm
Location: Outside, in front of the library.