Friday, December 5th @ 5:30pm

Speakers:
Jeanne Shenandoah
Betty Lyons
Ciarrai Eaton

The evening will feature a presentation and discussion on the Haudenosaunee infuences on the Women’s Rights Movement. Haudenosaunee food and music will be available.

Weaving Voices in Naxos, Greece celebrates contemporary Greek loom weavers and their enduring tradition, which has served not only as a daily craft for women but also as a transformative act of identity, agency, and expression. Rooted in antiquity and myth—from Penelope’s symbolic weaving in Homer’s Odyssey to intricate patterns passed down through generations—this art form transforms abstract thought, personal narrative, and cultural memory into material form.

Programs run 9:30 am - 11 am
December 19th

This special program is for Homeschool students. Learn about New York State history in the home that was part of it all. Each month will have a new project and the opportunity to explore the museum, ask questions, and learn more about upstate NY.

BOOK CLUB

Upcoming Meeting Dates:
Nov 19th @ 5:30pm - Sisters in Spirit
Dec 10th @ 5:30pm - High Bridge
Jan 14th @ 5:30pm - Finding Dorothy
March 7th @ 5:30pm - Dreams of Freedom