September Events Calendar

(look below calendar for descriptions of events)

 

SUN	MON	TUES	WED	THURS	FRI	SAT
			1	2 Local Poet   Visit 7:00 PM Alan Herman "To Whom It May Concern"	3 Fabulous First Friday AJ & Liza play old folk tunes of the Catskills	4
5	6 Children's Story Hour 11am-12pm	7	8	9 Local Author Visit 7:00 PM Mary Bright Carr "With The Tide"	10	11
12	13 Children's Story Hour 11am-12pm	14	15	16 Local Author Visit 7:00 PM Lesley A. Diehl "A Deadly Draught"	17	18
19	20 Children's Story Hour 11am-12pm	21	22	23 Local Author Visit 7:00 PM Thomas PullyBlank "Cornflower's Ghost"  "Napoleon's Gold"	24	25
26	27 Children's Story Hour 11am-12pm	28	29	30 Open Mic Poetry Night 7:00 PM

Thursday, September 2nd at 7pm

Join us as we welcome poet Alan Herman!  Alan is a native New Yorker who

splits his time between city life and a farmhouse upstate.  He is a visual artist as

well, and exhibits his sculptures and paintings widely.  He is a recipient of a

National Endowment for the Arts grant. His most recent collection of poems was

released in January of 2010.  It is titled "To Whom It May Concern."

 

Friday, September 3rd at 7-8 pm

 

Downtown Oneonta's Fabulous Fridays are about to get

even more fabulous as we welcome Liza DiSavino and

A.J. Bodnar as our musical guests!  Come on in and listen to

old folk melodies of the Catskills that they've gathered

from old collections, interviews and recordings.

 

 

Thursday, September 9th at 7 pm

Mary Bright Carr is our visiting author on this early September evening.  She

will be discussing and signing copies of her novel "With The Tide," a story

about the power of memory and how it ultimately finds us wherever we go.

 

Thursday, September 16th at 7 pm

Lesley A. Diehl's novel "A Deadly Draught," a story of microbrewing and

murder will satisfy anyone's thirst!  Add some romance and you've got a real

six-pack of suspense!  Come listen to Lesley read from her book and sign copies.

 

Thursday, September 23th at 7 pm

Thomas Pullyblank visits the store to discuss his two historical novels

"Cornflower's Ghost" and his newest work (to-be-published) "Napoleon's

Gold." "Cornflower's Ghost" grad student Tom Flanagan seeks answers about

two murders - one, a present day history professor, the other, a revolutionary war

hero.  In "Napoleon's Gold," the character Tom Flanagan is back, this time

delving  into the mystery of Napoleon's lost gold in the treacherous channels of

the Thousand Islands.  Imagine doing that and facing your past!

 

Thursday, September 30th at 7 pm

Open Mic Poetry Night