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Eliot Burk performs the 715 four-note chords possible in one octave, an excerpt from Tom Johnson's The Chord Catalogue, at a speed of one-chord-per-minute. 30-minute silent intermissions will begin at 5:01am, 5:35am, 6:15am, 7:05am, 8:20am, 9:46am, 11:40am, 2:10pm, & 5:25pm.
Join us at the library for a family-friendly book club. Adults- stop into the Library to get yourself a copy of the book "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows, a NYT Bestseller, for this month's read. Kids- we will either read a short chapter book together […]
Mill Park Music Series Free Concert with Amber Martin & The Fruit Stand.
Join us on August 14 at 10:30 AM for Lansing Community Library’s End of Summer Reading Celebration! We’re welcoming the Johnson Museum of Art for a special hands-on workshop. Art educator Carol Hockett will lead us in creating eye-catching watercolor resist bookmarks to celebrate a summer full of reading, creativity, and fun. All ages welcome! […]
Learn how to achieve improvement through movement and techniques aimed at strengthening connection between mind and body from Mitch Raymond, MSPT, CEEAA. The connection between our brain and muscles is essential to move ourselves without injury. This presentation will break down how to improve the strength, flexibility, stability, balance, and skill of our bodies through […]
Poet and screenwriter Lee Cotman will guide participants in creating their own “blackout” love poems from a variety of un-romantic source texts (e.g., junk mail and meeting minutes). In a blackout poem, the writer chooses an existing document and obscures all but a few selected words; the remaining words create the poem. This process puts […]
Bring a lawn chair and dancing sneakers for a nice evening of music at Cayuga Lake - part of Lansing NY's summer concert series. The Ageless Jazz Band is an […]
Join us at the Library for free popcorn and a screening of “Elemental” Disney and Pixar’s “Elemental” is an all-new, original feature film set in Element City, where fire-, water-, land- and air residents live together. The story introduces Ember, a tough, quick-witted and fiery young woman, whose friendship with a fun, sappy, go-with-the-flow guy […]
Welcoming families with kids 2-5 years! Please come learn how your child's full learning potential, skills, and abilities will be nurtured to thrive in an authentic AND affordable Montessori Preschool program led by a certified Montessori teacher. Please RSVP @ 607-227-4727 to schedule your visit. 320 E. King Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850
The Gallery at South Hill presents a one person exhibit of Teresa Yatsko's "Reimagination". The 3-dimensional book sculptures in this exhibit have been created from a variety of upcycled books that were obtained from the Ithaca Friends of the Library Book Sale. These dioramas hold a variety of textures and dimensions created through folded and […]
How can queer poets use their work to define and redefine themselves? In this 1 hour workshop with Amir McClam, participants will explore poetry as a queer (non-normative) method of self-creation. Together we will study the work of June Jordan and KB Brookins, consider what we have to learn from them, and produce original writing. […]
Welcoming families with kids 2-5 years! Please come learn how your child's full learning potential, skills, and abilities will be nurtured to thrive in an authentic AND affordable Montessori Preschool program led by a certified Montessori teacher. Please RSVP @ 607-227-4727 to schedule your visit. 320 E. King Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850
