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The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 p.m. and will be on view until October 25, 2024. Esteemed art historian, curator, and critic, Sue Taylor, Ph.D., juried this open-call exhibition in collaboration […]
Explore the captivating ceramic art of Ha Austin, on display from September 1-27 in the adult nonfiction section, on level 2 of the library. Austin’s work, which beautifully combines science and art, features intricate crystalline glazes and Sgraffito techniques. Austin is a local artist and regularly participates in the LO Festival of the Arts, the […]
YES! We love fiber arts! Please join us for our Yarn Enthusiasts Society crochet & fiber arts meetup. This group is facilitated by a local crochet artist who will provide beginning crochet instruction as well as help with other fiber arts. Feel free to bring your own project to work on. Meetups will be every […]
The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 p.m. and will be on view until October 25, 2024. Esteemed art historian, curator, and critic, Sue Taylor, Ph.D., juried this open-call exhibition in collaboration […]
A timely science fiction suspense thriller that investigates the impact of artificial intelligence. What happens when our machines start to outsmart us? In R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots) by Karel Čapek, a robot-making company wants to free humans from all labor by creating life-like intelligent humanoid robots but doesn’t know when to shut the factory down […]
Explore the captivating ceramic art of Ha Austin, on display from September 1-27 in the adult nonfiction section, on level 2 of the library. Austin’s work, which beautifully combines science and art, features intricate crystalline glazes and Sgraffito techniques. Austin is a local artist and regularly participates in the LO Festival of the Arts, the […]
The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 p.m. and will be on view until October 25, 2024. Esteemed art historian, curator, and critic, Sue Taylor, Ph.D., juried this open-call exhibition in collaboration […]
Once the leaves begin to fall, many gardeners' attention turns to activities other than hanging in their landscapes. And, although the weather may be cooler and wetter in the fall and winter, there are ways we can both participate in our plants' health, and prepare for spring. There are plants which can't tolerate winter temperatures […]
A timely science fiction suspense thriller that investigates the impact of artificial intelligence. What happens when our machines start to outsmart us? In R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots) by Karel Čapek, a robot-making company wants to free humans from all labor by creating life-like intelligent humanoid robots but doesn’t know when to shut the factory down […]
Discover the heartwarming journey of "Every Brilliant Thing," where a young boy's list of life's joys unfolds into a powerful and interactive storytelling experience. This one-person show is a touching exploration of love, loss, and the small wonders that make life worth living. Join us for an inspirational evening of theatre that will leave you […]
Family movie screening of Encanto! Ages 3-11
