Ashawagh Hall

Tuesday, April 7th, 6:00PM

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Author Michael Scott Green began his writing career as a screenwriter over thirty years ago in Los Angeles, where his television drama “The Medicine Game”, an L.A. Law of Medicine, was considered by CBS for a pilot and he was offered a job on Chicago Hope.  Instead, he chose to go back to law school, and now after a long career as a civil trial lawyer he is back at it and has published three books and two screenplays in the last two years. 

His novel “The Fear Within” is a psychological thriller about a New York psychoanalyst who must analyze his own dreams to track down a serial killer.  Michael has been a full-time resident of the Springs in East Hampton since 2017 and he is now turning his attention to writing about the Hamptons in his next novel, a murder mystery.

Exhibition:
March 9th - 31st at the Springs Community Library

Come and see the unique art show on display at the library.  Over 60 small works by local artists are available for sale, which helps support the artists and the library.

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Questions?  email artinsprings@gmail.com 

Led by Lynn McVeigh
 

The God of the Woods by Liz Moore 

1975. A rebellious teenager vanishes from her family’s summer camp in the Adirondacks.

Her older brother disappeared from the exact same spot fourteen years earlier and was never found, which makes the whole family primary suspects.

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NEW YORK TIMES "BEST THRILLER" and "BEST CRIME NOVEL" OF THE YEAR, Goodreads Choice Awards (2024): It won Best Mystery & Thriller

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Sign up is at the library or email em1@nyu.edu​​​​​

FIRSTS: First anything

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First child.

First day at school; pre/grammar/ high / college / tech.

First kiss, or crush, or teacher you loved, First marriage. First divorce.  First job, car, house, apartment.

First moment you realized what you wanted to do – music, welding, writing, teaching, breaking-and-entering …

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The options are endless and all up to you.

Now we all have stories we’ve told 4000 times, stories we repeat over the dinner table with friends – old and new – stories that just flow because they are as much a part of us as …well, our history.

Finally, local artist Kathy Buist will be joining us and sharing her work, her story and answering questions.

All the artists we have meet have different styles and stories, but they all share their talents with us. They touch and teach us.

How lucky are we?

Join us.  

Contact me at randye@randyelordon.com

Threads of Kindness … from Springs Library Stitch & Bitch Group

 

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the SHS/CL the Stitch and Bitch Needlework Group proudly donated more than 50 handmade items - including crochet and knitted scarves, hats and mittens to the Springs Food Pantry to be shared with our community this winter.

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Each item was labeled "Threads of kindness - Springs Library Volunteers" highlighting the spirit of the giving behind this project. The Yarn used to create these gifts was generously donated by our Library members and friends.

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Many thanks to everyone who contributed yarn, completed projects and offered support for this warm and meaningful holiday initiative..

To register contact: Valerie King
646-217- 1825 valeriekingP.hd@gmail.com or call the Springs Library for more information.

Join us in the library. Free and open to all levels.

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​​The Springs Historical Society and Community Library in East Hampton, has a weekly Mahjong program on Wednesday afternoons where Mahjong is much more than just a game!!! Every one of our Mahjong games is a learning experience for each player. Our program at the Springs Library does not require advanced reservations to play. The program is open to all who show up, want to learn the game and enjoy playing at tables with mixed level players.

Membership at the Library is not required. We do have a maximum limit of 20 players at any given time.

Check out the new directory featuring local artists.  
 

Are you a Springs Artist?
If so we'd love to have you join the Springs Artist Directory on our website.

Please contact John Haubrich at hdesigninc55@gmail.com
 

Please provide:

• jpg of headshot

• jpg of image of work

• A brief statement (20 words or less)

• Website address and any social media
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You can now become a member of the SHS & Community Library via our website.

 

Lifetime membership is $250
Yearly membership~$30

Sign up here

SHS & Community Library is looking for volunteers! Do you have a few hours to spare? Give us a call! 631-324-3165

There's a fantastic podcast called Our Hamptons. New episodes of Hamptons-centric podcast can be found on the website: www.ourhamptonspodcast.com, along with pictures and media. In addition, the podcast can be found on podcast outlets. New episodes are posted every other Tuesday.

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Contact local notary Dru Raley. She will arrange to meet at the library.
Email: druraley2@optonline.net
Phone: 631 -907-0177