The winners were announced and our mock group didn't predict the winners (see post from 1/12/10), but we read some great books. Here is a list of the winners:
Newbery Award: When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead
Newbery Honors: Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice by Phillip Hoose
The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate by Jacqueline Kelly
Where the Mountain Meets the Moon by Grace Lin
The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg by Rodman Philbrick
Caldecott Award: The Lion and the Mouse by Jerry Pinkney
Caldecott Honors: All the World by Liz Garton Scanlon
Red sings from Treetops by Joyce Sidman
Printz Award: Going Bovine by Libba Bray
Printz Honors: Charles and Emma: The Darwins' Leap of Faith by Deborah Heiligman
The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey
Punkzilla by Adam Rabb
Tales from the Madman Underground: An Historical Romance, 1973 by John Barnes
Sibert Award for the most distinguished informational book:
Winner: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream by Tanya Lee Stone
Honors: The Day-Glo Brothers by Chris Barton
Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 12 by Brian Floca
Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice by Phillip Hoose
Theodor Suess Geisel Award for Beginner Readers:
Winner: Benny and Penny in the Big No-NO! by Geoffrey Hayes
Honors: I Spy Fly Guy by Ted Arnold
Little Mouse Gets Ready by Jeff Smith
Mouse and Mole: Fine Feathered Friends by Wong Herbert Yee
Pearl and Wagner: One Funny Day by Kate McMullan
Happy Reading!!
Wednesday
Tuesday
Newbery/Caldecott Medal Awards
Next week, at the American Library Association winter conference, the winners of the Newbery and Caldecott Medals will be announced. This is an event that children's librarians all over look forward to. While we wait with anticipation, the librarians of Rockland county hold Mock Newbery and Caldecott awards. For the last few months librarians are busy reading and evaluating the books that have been published in the last year.
Today, I met with the librarians to discuss which books we think should win these awards. It was a lively discussion with many opinions. Here are the books we choose as our winners:
Caldecott Winner: Otis by Loren Long
Honor books: Billy Twitters and his big blue whale problem by Mac Barnett
All Gods Critters by Bill Staines
Newbery Winner: Love, Aubrey by Suzanne Lafleur
Honor Books Anything but typical by Nora Raliegh Baskin
The Girl who threw butterflies by Mick Cochrane
These were all great books that I highly recommend. On Monday, the winners will be announced and I can't wait to see if we were right. Check back on Monday when I post the winners.
Today, I met with the librarians to discuss which books we think should win these awards. It was a lively discussion with many opinions. Here are the books we choose as our winners:
Caldecott Winner: Otis by Loren Long
Honor books: Billy Twitters and his big blue whale problem by Mac Barnett
All Gods Critters by Bill Staines
Newbery Winner: Love, Aubrey by Suzanne Lafleur
Honor Books Anything but typical by Nora Raliegh Baskin
The Girl who threw butterflies by Mick Cochrane
These were all great books that I highly recommend. On Monday, the winners will be announced and I can't wait to see if we were right. Check back on Monday when I post the winners.
Monday
New DVDs
check catalog for availability
All About Steve
(500) Days of Summer
24: Seasons 1 - 7
The Hangover
Inglorious Basterds
The Other Man
Julie & Julia
All About Steve
(500) Days of Summer
24: Seasons 1 - 7
The Hangover
Inglorious Basterds
The Other Man
Julie & Julia
Friday
New CDs
Check catalog for availability
Susan Boyle - I Dreamed a Dream
Taylor Swift - Fearless
The Black-Eyed Peas - The E.N.D.
Kris Allen - LP1
Susan Boyle - I Dreamed a Dream
Taylor Swift - Fearless
The Black-Eyed Peas - The E.N.D.
Kris Allen - LP1
New CDs - Coming Soon!
Glee - The Music - Volume 2
Rihanna - Rated R
Rodrigo Y Gabriela - 11:11
Bon Jovi - The Circle
John Mayer - Battle Studies
Lady Gaga - The Fame
The Who - Greatest Hits
Alicia Keys - The Element of Freedom
Nine (Soundtrack)
Avatar (Soundtrack)
Rihanna - Rated R
Rodrigo Y Gabriela - 11:11
Bon Jovi - The Circle
John Mayer - Battle Studies
Lady Gaga - The Fame
The Who - Greatest Hits
Alicia Keys - The Element of Freedom
Nine (Soundtrack)
Avatar (Soundtrack)
New Video Games
Nintendo DS
Bakugan Battle Brawlers
Family Feud
Press Your Luck
Wii
The Biggest Loser
Dora saves the Crystal Kingdom
Family Game Night 2
The Princess and the Frog
Shaun White Snowboard World Stage
Scooby-Doo! First Frights
Twilight Scene it?
PS2
Star Wars the Clone Wars Republic Heroes
2K Sorts NBA 2K10
PES 2010 Pro Evolution Soccer
PS3
Batman
Arkham Asylum
The Beatles Rockband
Star Wars The Clone Wars Republic Heroes
Planet 51 the game
Bright Lights! Big Screen Scene it?
Tekken 6
XBOX 360
Guitar Hero 5
Madagascar Kartz
Smack Down vs Raw 2010
Planet 51 the game
Bakugan Battle Brawlers
Family Feud
Press Your Luck
Wii
The Biggest Loser
Dora saves the Crystal Kingdom
Family Game Night 2
The Princess and the Frog
Shaun White Snowboard World Stage
Scooby-Doo! First Frights
Twilight Scene it?
PS2
Star Wars the Clone Wars Republic Heroes
2K Sorts NBA 2K10
PES 2010 Pro Evolution Soccer
PS3
Batman
Arkham Asylum
The Beatles Rockband
Star Wars The Clone Wars Republic Heroes
Planet 51 the game
Bright Lights! Big Screen Scene it?
Tekken 6
XBOX 360
Guitar Hero 5
Madagascar Kartz
Smack Down vs Raw 2010
Planet 51 the game
Tuesday
New Audio Books for Children
Going on a car trip this Thanksgiving with the family? Take an audio book along for the ride.
Brown Bear and Friends by Bill Martin Jr.
The Cricket in Times Square by George Seldon
Junie B. Jones Collection books 1-8 by Barbara Park
Junie B. Jones Collection books 9-16 by Barbara Park
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo (This is my personal favorite book - ever)
The One and Only Shrek! Plus 5 other stories by Willam Steig
Three Tales of My Father's Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett
Brown Bear and Friends by Bill Martin Jr.
The Cricket in Times Square by George Seldon
Junie B. Jones Collection books 1-8 by Barbara Park
Junie B. Jones Collection books 9-16 by Barbara Park
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo (This is my personal favorite book - ever)
The One and Only Shrek! Plus 5 other stories by Willam Steig
Three Tales of My Father's Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett
Thursday
New DVDS - Coming Soon!
Whatever Works
A Christmas Tale
Funny People
The Orphan
Radio City Christmas Spectacular
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
The Accidental Husband
Gomorrah
A Christmas Tale
Funny People
The Orphan
Radio City Christmas Spectacular
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
The Accidental Husband
Gomorrah
New DVDs
check catalog for availability
The Ugly Truth
I Love You Beth Cooper
Up!
Weeds - Season 1 and Season 2
The Taking of Pelham 123
Food Inc.
The Ugly Truth
I Love You Beth Cooper
Up!
Weeds - Season 1 and Season 2
The Taking of Pelham 123
Food Inc.
Tuesday
New CDs - Coming Soon!
Cast of Glee - Glee: The Music Vol. 1
Michael Jackson - This is It
Breaking Benjamin - Dear Agony
Bob Dylan - Christmas in the Heart
Selena Gomez - Kiss & Tell
Miranda Lambert - Revolution
Sting - If on a Winter's Night
Michael Jackson - This is It
Breaking Benjamin - Dear Agony
Bob Dylan - Christmas in the Heart
Selena Gomez - Kiss & Tell
Miranda Lambert - Revolution
Sting - If on a Winter's Night
Monday
New CDs - Available Now!
Check catalog for availability.
Creed - Full Circle
Five for Fighting - Slice
Jay-Z - The Blueprint 3
Toby Keith - American Ride
Monsters of Folk - Monsters of Folk
R.E.M. - Live at the Olympia in Dublin
Stephen Sills - Live at Shepherd's Bush
Barbra Streisand - Love is the Answer
Train - Save Me San Francisco
Saturday
New and Notable
ENJOY THESE NEW ARRIVALS THIS FALLNon-Fiction
The Heart of Power: Health and Politics in the Oval Office/ David Blumenthal.
This timely book examines the diverse strategies eleven U.S. presidents have used to resolve national health reform.
The Next 100 Years: A Forecast for the 21st Century/ George Friedman.
A renowned geopolitical expert offers a captivating 100-year forecast for American and the world.
No Quarter: The Battle of the Crater, 1864/ Richard Slotkin.
A catastrophic battle failed to end the stalemate between Union and Confederate forces.
Road to Woodstock/ Michael Lang.
Producer of the now famous music festival tells his role in organizing the countercultural celebration in upstate New York.
Fiction
Badlands Saloon/ Jonathan Twingley.
Offbeat characters frequent a saloon in a small North Dakotan town.
Swimming/ Nicola Keegan.
A rising Olympic champion must come to terms with unresolved grief.
Border Songs/ Jim Lynch.
A dyslexic patrol agent stationed near the Canadian border divides his time between bird watching and catching smugglers.
That Old Cape Magic/ Richard Russo.
Irreconcilable family troubles frustrate a middle-aged college professor.
Friday
The Beatles with a 21st Century Twist
When my aunt was a teenager, she was the President of The Beatles Fan Club of Rockland County. She saw them in concert a couple of times and says that she couldn't tell what music was being played over the screeches of the obsessive fans. Apparently, there were ambulances on standby, and girls were being wheeled out of the concert hall after having fainted from shock at seeing The Beatles in person.
The music that this legendary British group created will no doubt continue to go on in history as some of the most iconic music ever made. How many times have you heard someone singing a variation of "Hey Jude" to a friend to cheer them up? Or a group of laughing teenagers belt out "I Am the Walrus" just for the fun of it? Have you ever wished that you could learn these songs and rock out like The Beatles for yourself? Well your dream has just been granted.
On September 9th, the new edition of RockBand hit stores: The Beatles RockBand. People had pre-ordered this game since it's unveiling in June and most could not wait to get it home and play it for themselves. Only a few days ago, I had the opportunity to play this game and it was, without a doubt, the most fun I've had playing a video game.
I understood what my aunt meant when she said it was a rush to see The Beatles playing before you; the graphics on this game are so incredibly life-like to the actual musicians that I spent more time staring at them then concentrating on the game. At points though, instead of the usual computer-generated, rainbow colored, background, there is actual footage of The Beatles recording their songs in the studio.
As for the tour section of the game, the player starts off as The Beatles did; playing in all the same locales in the exact same order on their rise to fame. As you play the tour, and unlock more venues to play in, the player also unlocks special photos and short videos about The Beatles. This game truly takes the player into The Beatles lifestyle; and to say that I was able to play guitar to "Revolution"? Yes, that is pretty incredible.
In occordance to the arrival of this new video game, all The Beatles albums have been digitally remastered, and deluxe versions are quickly climbing the charts as being some of the most popular music at the moment. Folks who were able to appreciate The Beatles in their heyday are now able to share that same love with their children, nieces, and nephews so that all generations can bond over these timeless songs and give new appreciation to the phrase "All you need is love."
The music that this legendary British group created will no doubt continue to go on in history as some of the most iconic music ever made. How many times have you heard someone singing a variation of "Hey Jude" to a friend to cheer them up? Or a group of laughing teenagers belt out "I Am the Walrus" just for the fun of it? Have you ever wished that you could learn these songs and rock out like The Beatles for yourself? Well your dream has just been granted.
On September 9th, the new edition of RockBand hit stores: The Beatles RockBand. People had pre-ordered this game since it's unveiling in June and most could not wait to get it home and play it for themselves. Only a few days ago, I had the opportunity to play this game and it was, without a doubt, the most fun I've had playing a video game.
I understood what my aunt meant when she said it was a rush to see The Beatles playing before you; the graphics on this game are so incredibly life-like to the actual musicians that I spent more time staring at them then concentrating on the game. At points though, instead of the usual computer-generated, rainbow colored, background, there is actual footage of The Beatles recording their songs in the studio.
As for the tour section of the game, the player starts off as The Beatles did; playing in all the same locales in the exact same order on their rise to fame. As you play the tour, and unlock more venues to play in, the player also unlocks special photos and short videos about The Beatles. This game truly takes the player into The Beatles lifestyle; and to say that I was able to play guitar to "Revolution"? Yes, that is pretty incredible.
In occordance to the arrival of this new video game, all The Beatles albums have been digitally remastered, and deluxe versions are quickly climbing the charts as being some of the most popular music at the moment. Folks who were able to appreciate The Beatles in their heyday are now able to share that same love with their children, nieces, and nephews so that all generations can bond over these timeless songs and give new appreciation to the phrase "All you need is love."
Grand Opening!
We are simply tickled with our new entry door! The old and rusting double steel doors have been replaced with a single, ADA-compliant aluminum door.
I hope our patrons like the new simpler and cleaner look - with fewer moving parts we expect long and useful service from our new door.
Thank you for your patience during the 'Out of Service' period. Stop by and see us sometime. The door is open.
I hope our patrons like the new simpler and cleaner look - with fewer moving parts we expect long and useful service from our new door.
Thank you for your patience during the 'Out of Service' period. Stop by and see us sometime. The door is open.
Tuesday
Teen Advisory Board
Grades 7 - 12
Meeting Dates: On Fridays at 3:30 PM 11/20 and 12/18
Help plan teen programs and make suggestions for the collection. Make your opinion count. Earn community service hours. Refreshments will be served.
Meeting Dates: On Fridays at 3:30 PM 11/20 and 12/18
Help plan teen programs and make suggestions for the collection. Make your opinion count. Earn community service hours. Refreshments will be served.
Adult Program (2010)
The Best-Ever Production of TURANDOT
Commentary by Opera Aficionado, Helen Rosenthal.
SUNDAY, January 17 at 2:00 PM
A DVD of this much-loved Puccini opera was made in 1988, and declared by critics to be “stunning.” It stars Eva Marton, Placido Domingo, Leona Mitchell and Paul Plishka, and features the Franco Zeffirelli production that the MET isstill using. The conductor is James Levine. Run time: 134 minutes. Please call 359-2244, Ext. 10 to register.
Commentary by Opera Aficionado, Helen Rosenthal.
SUNDAY, January 17 at 2:00 PM
A DVD of this much-loved Puccini opera was made in 1988, and declared by critics to be “stunning.” It stars Eva Marton, Placido Domingo, Leona Mitchell and Paul Plishka, and features the Franco Zeffirelli production that the MET isstill using. The conductor is James Levine. Run time: 134 minutes. Please call 359-2244, Ext. 10 to register.
Saturday
Applying to College
On Monday October 26 @ 7PM.
Josh Marber returns to the library to help you complete your applications.
* Focus on finishing all the components of the application
* Maximize your opportunities for admission
* Choose the right colleges to apply to
Josh Marber returns to the library to help you complete your applications.
* Focus on finishing all the components of the application
* Maximize your opportunities for admission
* Choose the right colleges to apply to
Monday
Children's Programs (2010)
Please register for programs in person or by calling 359-2244 x 15.
Library Lapsit. Thursdays @ 10:30
Come for rhymes, songs and stories.
6 months - 23 months with caregiver.
April 8, 15, 22, 29
May 6, 13, 20, 27
June 3, 10
Toddler Tales & Crafts for 2 & 3 year olds. Tuesdays @ 10:30
Come join us for stories, fingerplays and crafts
April 13, 20, 27
May 11, 18, 25
June 8
Preschool Storytime for 4 & 5 year olds. Wednesdays @ 2 PM
Come join us for stories, fingerplays and crafts.
April 7, 14, 21, 28
May 5, 12, 19, 26
June 2, 9
Crafternoons for Grades K-2
Tuesdays, 4:00-5:00
April 13 - Celebrate Earth Day
May 4- Mother's Day project
June 15- Gift for Dad
Crafternoons for Grades 3-6
Mondays , 4:00-5:00
April 12 - Make a spring craft
May 3 - Surprise Mom with a gift
June 14 - Father's Day project
Stories, Songs and Silliness
With Sarah Northshield
Join us for songs, rhymes, felt board tales and a book
or two!
Ages 0-3 with an adult caregiver.
Tuesdays @ 10:30 AM, April 6, May 4, June 1
No registration - just drop in!
Library Lapsit. Thursdays @ 10:30
Come for rhymes, songs and stories.
6 months - 23 months with caregiver.
April 8, 15, 22, 29
May 6, 13, 20, 27
June 3, 10
Toddler Tales & Crafts for 2 & 3 year olds. Tuesdays @ 10:30
Come join us for stories, fingerplays and crafts
April 13, 20, 27
May 11, 18, 25
June 8
Preschool Storytime for 4 & 5 year olds. Wednesdays @ 2 PM
Come join us for stories, fingerplays and crafts.
April 7, 14, 21, 28
May 5, 12, 19, 26
June 2, 9
Crafternoons for Grades K-2
Tuesdays, 4:00-5:00
April 13 - Celebrate Earth Day
May 4- Mother's Day project
June 15- Gift for Dad
Crafternoons for Grades 3-6
Mondays , 4:00-5:00
April 12 - Make a spring craft
May 3 - Surprise Mom with a gift
June 14 - Father's Day project
Stories, Songs and Silliness
With Sarah Northshield
Join us for songs, rhymes, felt board tales and a book
or two!
Ages 0-3 with an adult caregiver.
Tuesdays @ 10:30 AM, April 6, May 4, June 1
No registration - just drop in!
Tuesday
Top Of the Stairs Gallery ( 2009)
October: "Porches" - A Photo Exhibit by Piermont resident, Sally Savage. The upstairs gallery is elevator accessible. Please ask a librarian for assistance.
November and December: "Lovely Ladies" - The medium of pastels is used in creating a series of beautiful female portraits by artist, Jim Sherrier. The glass case will exhibit Mr. Sherrier's landscapes, as well.
November and December: "Lovely Ladies" - The medium of pastels is used in creating a series of beautiful female portraits by artist, Jim Sherrier. The glass case will exhibit Mr. Sherrier's landscapes, as well.
Sunday
Adult Programs ( Fall 2011)
BOOK AND BAG LUNCH READING GROUP
Everyone is welcome to join the group. Bring your lunch; the Library provides dessert. Books are available one month before the discussion. Note the differences in days and times.
Wednesday - October 12 @ 12 Noon - The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblenski
Wednesday - November 16 @ 12 Noon - 31 Hours by Masha Hamilton
Wednesday - December 14 @ 1 PM - The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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BROADWAY comes to the ORANGEBURG
with a dramatically-charged theatrical production - “TWO ROOMS”
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 at 2:00 PM
M&M Productions Acting Company, Inc. presents “TWO ROOMS,” a gritty drama by Lee Blessing and directed by Richard Manichello. Provocative and compelling, this arresting work deals with a subject much in the minds of contemporary society—the taking of innocent hostages by political terrorists. A university professor is taken hostage and his wife is torn between the advice of the government’s agent and a newspaper reporter.
Those who have seen M&M’s “Doubt” and “Three Tall Women,” don’t have to be told to sign up quickly to insure a seat.
The play is free, but we request that you register by calling the library at 845-359-2244, Ext. 10.
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PROGRAMS FOR SENIORS
All Are Welcome....
Please call the library at 845-359-2244. Ext. 10 to register
Chair Yoga with Colleen Briscoe
Tuesdays, November 15, 29, December 6 and 13 at 1:00 PM
Four sessions of Chair Yoga with Colleen Briscoe is now being offered on Tuesdays. The same stretches and movements will aid in flexibility, balance, circulation and relaxation.
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“ROSIE: the RIVETER:” A 70th ANNIVERSARY SALUTE to WW II
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 at 2:00 PM
"Rosie the Riveter" is the star of this special video program which highlights the sweeping social transformation that rocked American society on the Home Front from 1941-1945. At the 70th Anniversary of World War II, it is a good time to reflect on how America has changed. For example, as men left their jobs to enlist in the Armed Forces, millions of women joined the labor force as factories expanded to fill the needs of wartime production. And, overseas on the battle fronts, we'll see American movie and radio stars such as Bob Hope, The Andrews Sisters, Abbott and Costello, and many others supporting the war effort by entertaining our troops and selling War Bonds.
This nostalgic documentary, to be presented by producer Harvey Chertok, includes newsreels, propaganda, movies, music and humor to show how traditional American ideals, lifestyles, morals and ethics changed during the war.
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PAT WICTOR CONCERT: AMERICAN FOLK, GOSPEL & BLUES
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 at 2:00 PM
In a remarkably short time, Pat Wictor has become the name that is talked about on the acoustic, blues, folk and Americana circuits. Steeped in American “roots” music, Pat is a contemporary songwriter drawing from the rural country, gospel and blues traditions of our nation. Having music at his core, Pat grew up outside the U.S., and then came home to the music of America that resonated within him and inspired him as a musician.
Back again, by popular demand, Pat Wictor and his guitar will delight and win you with a concert that is suitable for families, teens and adults. The Concert is free, but registration is strongly suggested.
Please call the library at 845-359-2244, Ext. 10 to sign up.
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Everyone is welcome to join the group. Bring your lunch; the Library provides dessert. Books are available one month before the discussion. Note the differences in days and times.
Wednesday - October 12 @ 12 Noon - The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblenski
Wednesday - November 16 @ 12 Noon - 31 Hours by Masha Hamilton
Wednesday - December 14 @ 1 PM - The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
*************************************************************************
BROADWAY comes to the ORANGEBURG
with a dramatically-charged theatrical production - “TWO ROOMS”
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 at 2:00 PM
M&M Productions Acting Company, Inc. presents “TWO ROOMS,” a gritty drama by Lee Blessing and directed by Richard Manichello. Provocative and compelling, this arresting work deals with a subject much in the minds of contemporary society—the taking of innocent hostages by political terrorists. A university professor is taken hostage and his wife is torn between the advice of the government’s agent and a newspaper reporter.
Those who have seen M&M’s “Doubt” and “Three Tall Women,” don’t have to be told to sign up quickly to insure a seat.
The play is free, but we request that you register by calling the library at 845-359-2244, Ext. 10.
****************************************************************************
PROGRAMS FOR SENIORS
All Are Welcome....
Please call the library at 845-359-2244. Ext. 10 to register
Chair Yoga with Colleen Briscoe
Tuesdays, November 15, 29, December 6 and 13 at 1:00 PM
Four sessions of Chair Yoga with Colleen Briscoe is now being offered on Tuesdays. The same stretches and movements will aid in flexibility, balance, circulation and relaxation.
*************************************************************************
“ROSIE: the RIVETER:” A 70th ANNIVERSARY SALUTE to WW II
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 at 2:00 PM
"Rosie the Riveter" is the star of this special video program which highlights the sweeping social transformation that rocked American society on the Home Front from 1941-1945. At the 70th Anniversary of World War II, it is a good time to reflect on how America has changed. For example, as men left their jobs to enlist in the Armed Forces, millions of women joined the labor force as factories expanded to fill the needs of wartime production. And, overseas on the battle fronts, we'll see American movie and radio stars such as Bob Hope, The Andrews Sisters, Abbott and Costello, and many others supporting the war effort by entertaining our troops and selling War Bonds.
This nostalgic documentary, to be presented by producer Harvey Chertok, includes newsreels, propaganda, movies, music and humor to show how traditional American ideals, lifestyles, morals and ethics changed during the war.
*************************************************************************
PAT WICTOR CONCERT: AMERICAN FOLK, GOSPEL & BLUES
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 at 2:00 PM
In a remarkably short time, Pat Wictor has become the name that is talked about on the acoustic, blues, folk and Americana circuits. Steeped in American “roots” music, Pat is a contemporary songwriter drawing from the rural country, gospel and blues traditions of our nation. Having music at his core, Pat grew up outside the U.S., and then came home to the music of America that resonated within him and inspired him as a musician.
Back again, by popular demand, Pat Wictor and his guitar will delight and win you with a concert that is suitable for families, teens and adults. The Concert is free, but registration is strongly suggested.
Please call the library at 845-359-2244, Ext. 10 to sign up.
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