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Grace will introduce some autobiographical mini comics, then lead a discussion on why people write about themselves and why it is important. That is followed by drawing as Grace walks around, providing soft critique. Registration required.
Artist Bio:
Grace Desmarais is a French-Canadian illustrator and cartoonist. She currently lives in Eastern Massachusetts and spends most of her time drawing.
Grace Desmarais primarily self-publishes auto-bio comic while also being involved in a variety of anthologies. Most of Grace’s work is rooted in subjects like art history, dis/ability and personal experience. Her long-term goal is to be a published author/illustrator with a committed comics publisher.
Join us at Nonotuck Park, Pavilion #4 for our traditional final event featuring local music STARS Andy & Brandee!! This event is open to all ages. Sign up to let us know what you can bring to the picnic. Rain or Shine, we are on!
This group picks a book to read each month and comes together for a lively discussion on the second Wednesday afternoon of each month. For information on the latest title, please visit the Wednesday Afternoon Book Club page of our website!
Our teen art series continues, as we welcome back Heather Beck to share the art of WOODBURNING! Join us Friday, Setpember 6th from 3:30-5:00pm to try your hand at creating something in this unique medium. Space is limited, so registration is encouraged. Recommended for grades 7-12.
“Artists in Action” is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
The Graphic Novel Book Club meets the first Monday of each month, from 6:30 – 8 PM. All are welcome to join! Please call 527-1031 or come in, and let Kelley or Suzie know that you’re interested. For the latest title, please visit the Adult Ongoing Programs page of our website!
Would you consider yourself “healthy”? Why or why not? Join us in welcoming personal trainer Alex Wenger (the “well-read meat-head”), whose approach to answering this question might surprise you. In addition to discussing the relationship between health and body image, we’ll also walk (or jog) away with some simple tips and exercises that can be squeezed into even the busiest of schedules.
This program is geared toward teens in grades 7-12, and registration is strongly encouraged.
“Adulting 101” is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Local artist Libby Meehan returns for a deeper look at using a sewing machine — for both artistic and practical purposes. We’ll learn the basics and then put them to use, turning worn clothes and other fabric into a useful and unique tote bag! Bring in your own materials to upcycle, or choose from what Libby has to offer.
This program serves as a primer for our Clothing Alteration and Cosplay workshop, scheduled for September 23rd, which will introduce more advanced topics. While it is not required, please consider attending both workshops in order to get the most out of each.
This program is geared toward teens in grades 7-12, and registration is strongly encouraged.
“Artists in Action” is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Facilitators Jess and Albie will present on addressing the Overdose Crisis with Harm Reduction, and lead a conversation/Q&A.
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What is harm reduction?
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Does harm reduction include abstinence and 12 step? (It does, but most media mistakenly have portrayed abstinence and harm reduction as opposites).
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How can harm reduction help people who don’t want or have not been able to achieve abstinence?
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How does harm reduction offer families an alternative to tough love?
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How does harm reduction save lives of people who use drugs?
Jess Tilley and Albie Park are best practice harm reduction trainers and consultants and co-founders of HRH413, located in Western MA. Together they have well over 40 years in harm reduction as activists and treatment providers. HRH413 is dedicated to elevating the quality of harm reduction services in Western MA in particular and their knowledge and skill are recognized nationally.
Are you or someone you know a green-thumbed teen? Well we’ve got just the program for you — the fine floral artistry of Easthampton’s own Botaniste is coming to the Library!
We’ll have all the supplies and know-how you need to make your very own mini-succulent garden. Join us to try your hand at this practical plant project, and watch your inner artist bloom!
“Artists in Action” is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.