Saturday September 7, 2024. 9:30 AM on Talmadge Farm Lane, just off Springs Fireplace Road.

Join the East Hampton Trails Preservation Society on a stroll through historic Springs in Celebration of Arts & Archives 2024.  First stop is the Pollock-Krasner House, where Director Matt Ward will discuss its mission. They’ll continue to the Springs Library, and learn the building's history and view a Small Works show curated by John Haubrich.  The tour will conclude at Ashawagh Hall, with a tour of Springs Arts and Archives 2024 with curator Teri Kennedy.  A not to be missed community event!

Leader: Irwin Levy, 516-456-1337  irwintlevy@gmail.com
 

To Donate or become a member, please visit:

https://www.easthamptontrailspreservationsociety.org/support

Starting September 17th Tuesdays and Thursdays-4pm-5:30pm

​For 8 weeks Learn conversational Spanish in this small group setting. *Must purchase workbook prior to class.* 10 Person Max Fee: $150.

Blacksmith Shop Is Open!

Demonstrations Saturdays from 10a-2pm.

September 7th

FRiDAYS: Children newborn to age 3 with a caregiver (siblings welcome). Come rhyme, read stories, and get the weekend off to a sweet start!

​Starting September 19th Through October 31st-5pm-6pm Led by local author and former creative writing professor Shelby Raebeck. For more info. email: Shelby.Raebeck@gmail.com Fee: $250

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Memoir Writing

Starting October 20th Sunday afternoons 4-5:30pm for 6 weeks Led by Barbara Ascher, former NY Times Columnist and critically acclaimed memoir author. 10 person max Free to all SHS Members

The Springs Library will be hosting a new
program called "Stitch & Bitch"
Wednesday afternoons 3:30-5:30pm in August, beginning Wednesday August 7th. The program is for Springs Library members who want to learn to crochet or enhance their crocheting skills.

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

Friday, September 6th-Sunday, September 8th@ Ashawagh Hall

Over 50 local Springs Artists will participate. Not to be missed!

Schedule of Events:
Friday, September 6th: 1pm-5pm / SHS

Members Only Reception 5pm-7pm
 

Saturday, September 7th: 11am-7pm 
 

Opening Reception 5pm-7pm

Sunday, September 8th: 11 am-3pm 

Curator's Forum & Reception 1 pm-3pm

Get Creative at Springs Community Library!

Writing Workkshops:
Fiction Writing. A workshop for adults. Write short stories, start your novel in a supportive setting with local author and former creative writing professor, Shelby Raebeck.

Personal Essay Writing. For teens aged 14-19. An active writing workshop in which students will complete a variety of exercises as they learn to write freely, and then to develop their drafts into sparkling essays. Great for college applications.
Contact Shelby Raebeck at: Raebeckshelby22@gmail.com for further details.

meeting is August 22nd. Inquire at the library if you would like to join!

You can now become a member of the SHS & Community Library via our website.

 

Lifetime membership is S250
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

Wednesday afternoons at 1:30 pm in the library. Free and open to all levels. Join us!

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It is a tile-based game with some similarity to Rummy in making a winning "hand". Most players agree that Mah Jongg originated in China possibly before the 19th century. The tiles have mainly Chinese characters and symbols. The game was exported around the globe over time, and now there are
different variations of the game played internationally and online. Mah Jongg developed in the United States during the early 1900s.

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The Springs Historical Society and Community Library in East Hampton, has a weekly Mah Jongg program on Wednesday afternoons where Mag Jongg is much more than just a game!!! Every one of our Mah Jongg 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. 

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.

Slow Food East End is looking for volunteers to bake bread once or twice a month for our local Springs Food Pantry.

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Everyone bakes from the same recipe, which is provided. To learn more go to: www.slowfoodeastend.org and look for "flour power" under events.

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