Festival of Wreaths

The Pember Library and Museum in Granville, NY is pleased to announce our fourth annual “Festival of Wreaths”.

The Pember will once again offer creative-minded individuals in our community an opportunity to make a personal or business-themed holiday wreath that will hang on the walls of the Pember.

Please register by November 30.

The fourth annual Festival of Wreaths will run concurrently with the Slate Valley’s Festival of Trees.

Wreath application 2017

Festival 2017

 

Photos of the wreaths can be found on our Facebook page.

Shop Small ~ Granville November 25-December 1

Love supporting your locally-owned shops and small businesses? Then you’ll want to hear about this!

Beginning on Small Business Saturday – Saturday, November 25 – you’ll be able to participate in a SHOP SMALL GRANVILLE initiative and be eligible to win a HUGE Grand Prize.

HOW IT WORKS
Patrons at the following area businesses can pick up a SHOP SMALL GRANVILLE card at any of the retailers/businesses. If you visit 5 or more of the participating businesses between Nov 25 and Dec 1 and get your card stamped, you can enter to win the Grand Prize.

participating businesses:
-AMERICAN HARDWARE
-BLOWN AWAY
-CHAPMAN’S GENERAL STORE
-EDWARDS MARKET
-FRED’S PHARMACY
-GRANVILLE TRUE VALUE HARDWARE
-HEAVENLY HAIR
-LIFESOURCE CHIROPRACTIC
-MANDY’S SPRING NURSERY
-ON THE ROCKS PUB
-PAPILLON BOUTIQUE
-PINE GROVE DINER
-SECOND CHANCE BARN
-SECOND TIME AROUND
-SLATE VALLEY MUSEUM
-STUDIO G YOGA
-THE GOLD TROUT
-THE PEMBER LIBRARY
-VILLAGE YARN SHOP
-VIP BARBER SHOP

[Don’t see your locally-owned business name on this list? Email mettaweevalleymarketing@gmail.com to find out more.]

WHAT YOU WILL WIN
Each participating business is donating a gift certificate, basket, or other merchandise for this HUGE Grand Prize. We are still collecting goodies but it’s already a prize worth several hundred dollars!
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Shop Small Granville is a community-wide initiative led by area small business leaders in partnership with The Pember Library & Museum and co-branded with Amex SHOP SMALL.

Pember Board Meeting

November 16, 6PM

A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Pember Library and Museum will be held on the third Thursday of each month at the Pember. This is a regular meeting and open to the public. See Upcoming Events Calendar for dates of meetings.

Veterans’ Art ~ First Friday, November 3, 7-9PM

The Pember’s November First Friday Event, November 3rd, will be in honor of our veterans. In the Main Area of the library we will be displaying various forms of art created by veterans, in the Children’s Room we will be showing Ken Burns’ film “The Vietnam War”, and we will also have music from various war eras.

Some of the veterans whose artwork will be on display are Lee NIchols, US Navy, George Henry, US Army, Robert Dienst, US Army, Daniel C Krueger, US Marines, Phil Webster, US Air Force.

Additonal artwork is expected. We are currently in search of any and all “artistic” veterans who would like to have their art showcased for a period of two weeks. Please contact Kris at the Pember if you have artwork to display.

Additional items will be on display loaned to us by VFW Post 1653.

In Search Of…

Pember Library and Museum to Honor Veterans in November

The Pember’s November First Friday Event, November 3rd, will be in honor of our veterans. In the Main Area of the library we will be displaying various forms of “art” created by veterans, in the Children’s Room we will be showing Ken Burns’ film “The Vietnam War”, and we will also have music from various war eras.

We are currently in search of any and all “artistic” veterans who would like to have their art showcased for a period of two weeks. For those interested there is also an opportunity to sell said “art” (see staff for details). For more information please call Ardyce or Kris at (518)642-2525 or stop by the library during regular business hours.

October Events

Pember Pea Pods meet every Tuesday at 10 AM.

A Good Yarn meets every Wednesday, 3:00 PM

There is a family movie every Thursday at 4:00 PM

Lego Challenge Fridays after school.

Celebrate with Linda October 21, 11:00 AM Bingo, prizes, trick-or-treat, decorate a pumpkin, crafts and goodies.

Quilling will meet October 4 & 18 at 6PM

Mad Science ~ Your Five Senses will meet October 11, Smell and October 25, Taste

The library and museum will be closed October 27 for training.

 

Pember Board Meeting

October 19, 6PM

A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Pember Library and Museum will be held on the third Thursday of each month at the Pember. This is a regular meeting and open to the public. See Upcoming Events Calendar for dates of meetings.

First Friday ~ Zombie Walk

Calling All Zombies, Vampires and Ghouls

Halloween Party at the Pember
Monster Mash at the Slate Valley Museum
8PM Zombie Walk down Main Street to the SVMThe night air is getting chillier and Halloween is just around the corner…The Pember Library and Museum and the Slate Valley Museum are teaming up again, this time to host their Fourth Annual Halloween Party and Zombie Walk. ZOMBIE WALK IV will take place during the October First Friday event, October 6, from 7 to 9 pm at both museums.

“Last year’s Zombie Walk was a tremendous hit, with over 500 people turning out,” said Krista Rupe, Slate Valley Museum Executive Director and Zombie Queen . “We’re aiming for a million Zombies to emerge this year. The Slate valley Museum will host them all at our Grand Monster Mash Zombie Ball. There will also be Halloween art, special music, treats, creepy décor and other terrifying surprises to die for.”

At the Pember, mayhem will prevail from 7 to 8 PM, with ghouls overrunning the building to live music – both inside and on the front lawn. Stephen Havel, Mark Catman and Cole Kitz will be playing the strange and weird to satisfy ghoulish cravings. Of course Zombie cuisine such as “finger” sandwiches, jelly eyeballs, bloody punch, and other delicacies of the undead will be provided. Make-up stations will be available to help everyone look his worst.

“Zombies are the future. We know you are out there and we welcome you!” says Pember Field Commander Sparkle Head G. “This is your night and we are honored to serve you.”

“Halloween, originated from Ireland. Immigrant children would decorate their faces with soot and dress up to scare the new arrivals to the neighborhood.” said Molly Biggs Celani SVM Board President.

Festivities begin at 7pm inside and in front of the Pember, culminating in the 8pm walk down Main and River Streets to the extravaganza of the undead at the Slate Valley Museum.

First Friday is always free.