Join us as Naomi Lazard reads excerpts from her award winning book of poems Ordinances. Sat Jan 22 from 1-2:30 pm.
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Please join us as author and winner of the 2007 East Hampton Poetry contest, Christopher Impiglia, stops by to discuss his book ‘The Song of the Fall’
‘The Song of the Fall is a historically accurate epic poem following in the custom of such masterpieces as the Iliad. Extensively researched and masterfully written, it immortalizes the heroes of this pivotal battle, presents invaluable historical insight, and celebrates the enduring literary genre to which it belongs.’ (Tate publishing)
Sat January 8, 2011 from 1-2:30 pm
Reading and book signing,
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Join us for a talk with author Jane Julianelli Sat 1/15/11. She will be discussing her book, ‘The Naked Shoe,’ from 1-2:30 pm.
This book is far more than just a photography catalog, in the sense that it will depict, both in pictures and biographical text, the life and work of Mabel Julianelli, starting as a pattern designer in Brooklyn, NY. Beginning with her student years studying commercial art at Pratt Institute in the 1920s, and spanning her 40-plus year career, Mabel Julianelli, with her husband and partner Charles Julianelli, is credited with many constructional, interpretative, and fashion firsts. Her 1950 Coty Award-winning naked evening sandal, which had versions into the 1960s and 1970, is vital today due to the resurgence of ballroom dancing (i.e. ‘Dancing With The Stars’): a style Mabel Julianelli first designed at a time when nobody wore sandals as evening wear. (—From Publisher)
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Join us for a screening of the critically acclaimed film ‘The Social Network,’ on Tues Jan 11 from 5-7 pm. Limited Seating. Sign up at the Adult Reference desk or call 324-0222.
Join us for a screening of the 1987 film ‘Radio Days,’ the film stars Mia Farrow, Danny Aiello & Julie Kavner. Directed and Narrated by Woody Allen.
Tuesday December 28th 5-7 pm.
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Learn the basics of Microsoft Excel (2003). Tues December 14. 5-6:30 pm. Sign up at the reference desk, or call 324-0222 for more information.
Join us Saturday Dec 11 at 10:30 am, for a lively discussion about Government and the Media. This discussion will be facilitated by Fred J. Weinberg. Sign up at the Reference Desk or call 324-0222.
Local author Lewis Gross will be here discussing his new book “Montauk Tango,”
The real-life story of a family’s journey to restaurant ownership, from the purchase of the property to its renovation and eventual opening in a seaside summer retreat. Author Lewis Gross believes 668 the Gig Shack, a Bohemian bistro, will be an immediate hit. But opening weekend is a disaster. Unfortunately, some of the locals don’t want to see their fish turned into tacos or fishnets worn as stockings. Novices in business, they encounter many setbacks and a conspiracy by some of the locals to put them out of business. Recounts with a touch of humor the stresses of opening a family restaurant business, weekend fatherhood, and an attempt to teach tango dancing to the local surfers and fishermen.
Event starts at 1 pm-2:30 pm. There will be a book signing to follow.
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Introduction to MS word- Mon 11/15 from 5-6:30 pm
Librarything- Create your own personal library – Tues 11/16 5-6:30
How to buy and sell using E-bay and Amazon- Thurs 11/18 5-6:30
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Guild Hall hosts the 2010-2011 season featuring 12 transmissions from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. The series begins on October 13 at 7 p.m. with Das Rheingold (encore screening) and continues with Boris Godunov on October 23 at 12 noon; $22/$20 members/$15 Students for Live Screenings, $18/$16 members/$15 Students for Encore Screenings. This simulcast at Guild Hall is made possible in part through the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Ranieri in memory of Mrs. Antonina S. Ranieri, with additional support from Teddy and Robert S. Greenbaum, Andrew Jacobyanski and Ralph Gibson, and Joan and Robert Osborne. –from Hamptons Events.
check out http://www.hamptons.com/The-Arts/Museum-News/10533/Guild-Hall-Announces-Upcoming-Events.html
